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Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
How do you predict how much you're getting back? I never really understood it. What if I didnt file last year?
Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
How do you predict how much you're getting back? I never really understood it. What if I didnt file last year?
You mean as far as more dependents and exemptions?Originally Posted by Young Street86
If you are getting a huge sum back (like the guy above me getting 8k) have you considered changing your with holdings at your job? Giving the gov't a int. free loan of that size may be avoidable. You can have the money to spend throughout the yr. instead of getting it back up to 1yr. later at lesser value.
*steps off of soap box*
I am going to throw 90% into the move out the house fund and the other 10% will be blown to help "stimulate the economy."
You mean as far as more dependents and exemptions?Originally Posted by Young Street86
If you are getting a huge sum back (like the guy above me getting 8k) have you considered changing your with holdings at your job? Giving the gov't a int. free loan of that size may be avoidable. You can have the money to spend throughout the yr. instead of getting it back up to 1yr. later at lesser value.
*steps off of soap box*
I am going to throw 90% into the move out the house fund and the other 10% will be blown to help "stimulate the economy."
Well that all depends on what has taken place in your life. You mentioned two dependents, that can cause for bigger deductions/credits and possibly a new w-4 to lower withholdings(if you just took them on). Idk how much you make a yr. but 6k seems like a lot. For simplicity sake a 6k refund could have been an extra $236/check for you to have. (I think that math is rightOriginally Posted by MASERATI HARM
You mean as far as more dependents and exemptions?Originally Posted by Young Street86
If you are getting a huge sum back (like the guy above me getting 8k) have you considered changing your with holdings at your job? Giving the gov't a int. free loan of that size may be avoidable. You can have the money to spend throughout the yr. instead of getting it back up to 1yr. later at lesser value.
*steps off of soap box*
I am going to throw 90% into the move out the house fund and the other 10% will be blown to help "stimulate the economy."
Yes ..
But I don't have the 1st clue about it and I don't wanna screw myself over
Well that all depends on what has taken place in your life. You mentioned two dependents, that can cause for bigger deductions/credits and possibly a new w-4 to lower withholdings(if you just took them on). Idk how much you make a yr. but 6k seems like a lot. For simplicity sake a 6k refund could have been an extra $236/check for you to have. (I think that math is rightOriginally Posted by MASERATI HARM
You mean as far as more dependents and exemptions?Originally Posted by Young Street86
If you are getting a huge sum back (like the guy above me getting 8k) have you considered changing your with holdings at your job? Giving the gov't a int. free loan of that size may be avoidable. You can have the money to spend throughout the yr. instead of getting it back up to 1yr. later at lesser value.
*steps off of soap box*
I am going to throw 90% into the move out the house fund and the other 10% will be blown to help "stimulate the economy."
Yes ..
But I don't have the 1st clue about it and I don't wanna screw myself over
Originally Posted by Do Be Doo
KayCurrency wrote:
humpasaurus rex wrote:
I just received my W2 and tomorrow I'm going to hit my accountant up.I'm going to use it towards my braces