Plans for your tax returns?
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A large amount refunded or due equals bad planning.
Not so true, I own an Income Tax Office, Client can work and earn about 10k have a few babies and pay ZERO in to the Federal Government and get about a $9000.00 refund.. I see it hundreds of time every year...So did they badly plan?
You want to do my taxes? I could use a $9k refund...ha ha ha.0 -
For us I'll probably get an elliptical. I've taken hubby around to look at a few but he doesn't like any of them. I found one I really like though so I'll probably use part of the refund on that. The rest will go into mutual funds.0
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It will all go towards my husbands student loans. Trying to get them paid off since my payments start in January and it will knock us down to the 1 loan payment.0
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A large amount refunded or due equals bad planning.
Not so true, I own an Income Tax Office, Client can work and earn about 10k have a few babies and pay ZERO in to the Federal Government and get about a $9000.00 refund.. I see it hundreds of time every year...So did they badly plan?
You want to do my taxes? I could use a $9k refund...ha ha ha.
If they would have planned better they wouldn't have got such a big refund and improved their monthly cash flow. Talking to an accountant about the implications of working on foreign soil would have benefited them.0 -
A large amount refunded or due equals bad planning.
Not so true, I own an Income Tax Office, Client can work and earn about 10k have a few babies and pay ZERO in to the Federal Government and get about a $9000.00 refund.. I see it hundreds of time every year...So did they badly plan?
You want to do my taxes? I could use a $9k refund...ha ha ha.
If they would have planned better they wouldn't have got such a big refund and improved their monthly cash flow. Talking to an accountant about the implications of working on foreign soil would have benefited them.
Again though, it's a matter of how much you make. For some of those people a refund that most people would consider obscenely large and a waste of interest was really only "on loan" to the government for a few weeks/months tops. It wasn't a year long loan. They didn't start to overpay until Nov/Dec and if I file their taxes in Jan/Feb they weren't without the money for much time at all.0 -
A shopping spree! I need new clothes really bad!0
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Treating myself to a 25th birthday vacation in the Caribbean!!!0
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For those of us not getting bent over and screwed by Uncle Sam, what do you plan on doing with your tax refund?
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Pay off student loans!0
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Buy a new couch and save for my Florida trip0
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paying off extended lines of credit, new end tables, area rug. anything thats left is spending money ;]0
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My twins' college fund. Thank goodness for life without credit card.0
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Wow, all of these money oriented folks. If you're getting a refund buy the book, The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. He'll teach you how to become a millionaire.0
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Tax return? What's that??
We never get anything back because we don't have any crib midgets....0 -
Putting it towards trips to run races. Disneyland in September 2012 and Walt Disney World Goofy Challenge 2013.0
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My Husband and I want to open a Savings account, also pay back my mom some of the money she let us borrow to fix my car. We might use a little on ourselves, but it depends on what we get back. This will be our first year we do our taxes together as a married couple, plus my first year having a job that wasn't just one month (Halloween Seasonal job).0
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Me my husband and my two kids are taking his parents to disney world after school is over!! Did it two years ago and it is an awesome way to spend the money! We could use it for other things but considering we haven't had a vacation in two years i think its worth it!!0
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Paying for my wedding, and setting some aside for the honeymoon. :-)0
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Our refund comes from child credits and rental property expenses. Some years we have a lot of expenses therefore a larger refund and some years we have no expenses so no refund. I plan by making sure our taxes are correct on the money we make from our normal jobs; all the other I let work out as it will. I don't want to up our deductions by taking what we hope to spend on rentals in account. Pretty dumb to do that if you ask me. I'm fine with the way it works out right now.
I say this though, the sooner I can sell these rental B!tches, the happier I'll be!
This year I plan on paying off some debt, saving, home repairs (primary residence) and getting my dogs yearly vet visit handled.0 -
Going to Vegas Babyyy!!!!:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0
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Tax return? What's that??
We never get anything back because we don't have any crib midgets....
LOL@ crib midgets0 -
I pay my rent for the year with ours. Makes living alot more comfortable.
awsome idea! gonna have to copy this0 -
I should be getting a grand back (yay!) and it will be going toward my second elective surgery in February.0
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I'm buying a bicycle! I see all these happy cyclist at the park... I want to join them! :laugh:0
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