Did you get a nice tax refund? Dick Cheney sure did.

Started by PhillyPhanInDC, April 15, 2006, 08:32:35 PM

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Wingspan

getting married + buying a house in the same calendar year = little windfall

although we immediately applied half of the refund towards next years taxes because we may be telling a different story in a year.
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Quote from: General_Failure on April 16, 2006, 09:02:09 PM
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Oh okay.  So all of the retarded crap that people spew out on this forum and you try to tell me that a comment i make won't be tolerated?  Hmmmmmmm...seems kinda stupid to me.  IDGAF baby...IDGAF.
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Diomedes

I didn't owe anything, and I didn't get anything back.  I guess that means I withheld properly.  I don't like to give interest free loans to the government, but I'd rather do that than end up owing a pile of money April 15th.

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Wingspan

Quote from: Diomedes on April 17, 2006, 07:07:06 PM
I didn't owe anything, and I didn't get anything back.  I guess that means I withheld properly. 

pretty much. its the ideal situation.

however, i have deductions i can take every year which usually brings a refund in, but if i changed my withholdings, it wouldn't work out the same. at least it didnt the year i tried to
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JTrotter Fan

I heard a little blurb on 93.3 online yesterday about a guy that still hadn't filed his 2001 tax return because it was a refund.  So this year, he tried to file and get a refund of his $1100 that was overpaid and government told him to get lost.  They said he waited too long to file.  So, if you are owed a return, make sure you file before 5 years.
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phillymic2000

Quote from: The Waco Kid on April 18, 2006, 09:19:09 AM
I heard a little blurb on 93.3 online yesterday about a guy that still hadn't filed his 2001 tax return because it was a refund.  So this year, he tried to file and get a refund of his $1100 that was overpaid and government told him to get lost.  They said he waited too long to file.  So, if you are owed a return, make sure you file before 5 years.

yeah but if he owed the gov, they would have been beating down his trailer door.

PoopyfaceMcGee

That's actually good.  The IRS is already a ridiculously inefficient bureaucracy.  Do we really want them spending time and resources to hunt down people that haven't filed and will be owed money?

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Quote from: General_Failure on April 16, 2006, 03:42:41 PM
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