Ok boys my tax guy who does my taxes just completed them and he told me I will be getting back 11,100 this year!!! Wasn't expecting that. Curious What does everyone at sbr get back for their tax return
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03-01-18 11:45 AM #1
How much you get back for your tax return
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03-01-18 11:53 AM #2
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03-01-18 01:16 PM #3
A lot of broke people on sbr doesn't surprise me one bit
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03-01-18 01:25 PM #4
11k but I claimed wrong don’t like giving government tax free loan
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03-01-18 01:37 PM #5
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03-01-18 01:38 PM #6
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03-01-18 01:42 PM #7
Hot damn how much do you guys getting 5 figures back have withheld? I'll get back a few hundred back, don't have much withheld throughout the year.
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03-01-18 01:53 PM #8
#metoo
Originally Posted by marcoloco
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03-01-18 01:55 PM #9
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03-01-18 02:18 PM #10
Ive talked to several people that claim kids they dont have, someone old me this year it pays even more Originally Posted by slambam
not sure how they get away with it, not sure why they brag about or admit it either
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03-01-18 03:48 PM #11
I paid over $56k in tax in 2017 and I am only getting $2,300 back. Oh well, better than paying.
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03-01-18 03:50 PM #12
you will learn
democrats get tax credits
the sharp republicans OWE
try better next year
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03-01-18 03:58 PM #13
Couple grand. Given the complexity of my tax returns, that's actually pretty spot on. I owed over 20k 2 years ago.
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03-01-18 03:59 PM #14
so you turned into a democratic loser Originally Posted by gauchojake
makes sense with your posting
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03-01-18 04:00 PM #15
Called claiming 1 single with 2 kids and a home...that’s how I got 11 k back...made about 100k but paid way to much in taxes...some people can’t save money so look at this as a way...one guy I know 3 kids claims 0 +100 so he gets huge return lol...
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03-01-18 04:01 PM #16
1099 life.... I'm about to walk the fukin plank
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03-01-18 04:07 PM #17
I am a fiscally conservative, socially liberal, registered Republican. Go fukk yourself chief. My tax return has nothing to do with my politics. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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03-01-18 04:09 PM #18
then you need to get smarter Originally Posted by gauchojake
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03-01-18 04:14 PM #19
lol same thing as me Man 0 single ,house and 1 kid and make about 90 k now will make 110 in a couple more years. It's really a great way to save Cus u don't see the money u get used to ur paychecks and then u get a big 11k return it Originally Posted by pilebuck13
Makes things easier to save and pay down on stuff etc
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03-01-18 04:29 PM #20
Single, semi-retired, insurance broker, paid 34K in Federal Income taxes in 2016....As i'm incorporated i should get a break because of Douchebag Don's tax plan this year..
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03-01-18 04:54 PM #21
Jake missing the number by $2k is like you missing it by $200, so he did just fine. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
OK???
Nice avatar jake
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03-01-18 05:00 PM #22
what lines? I underwrite commercial and broker P&C as well as group health and life. Originally Posted by HockeyRocks
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03-01-18 05:12 PM #23
Lmao. This guy ^^^ thinks you’re broke if you owe. Originally Posted by bracephilosophyy
Boy oh boy.
Just FYI... bank branches in the worst areas have to keep MEGA cash on hand during tax time... you know why????
Because the more broke you are, the bigger your tax refund is. (Unless you are a wealthy idiot and overpaid/withheld)
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03-01-18 05:31 PM #24
650+ Medicare Advantage Clients with Humana, UHC, Aetna, Cigna, BCBS and a few others... Originally Posted by shocka1212
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03-02-18 07:32 PM #25
Not better than paying �� Originally Posted by Coolcanuck79
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03-02-18 07:40 PM #26
L O fukkin L. Originally Posted by bracephilosophyy
Yeah, let someone else borrow your money and earn interest on it while simply returning it to you a year later. That’s a SUPER SMART PLAN
Chief...the fact that this is your tax plan and you claim to have 10K you don’t care if you lose in Vegas makes me very worried for your future.SBR
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03-02-18 07:42 PM #27
Originally Posted by grease lightnin
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03-02-18 07:43 PM #28
Wonder where the Vegas 10k is coming from lol Originally Posted by opie1988
L O fukkin L.
Yeah, let someone else borrow your money and earn interest on it while simply returning it to you a year later. That’s a SUPER SMART PLAN
Chief...the fact that this is your tax plan and you claim to have 10K you don’t care if you lose in Vegas makes me very worried for your future.
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03-02-18 07:44 PM #29
I'm gonna meet this guy at Marche Madness and see what he's like and maybe borrow some money interest free.
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03-02-18 07:46 PM #30
Your goal needs to be to pay in just what you owe. So at the end you don’t really owe shit, and damn sure ain’t getting anything back.
Only fukkin retards loan the IRS their money. Using your taxes as a savings plan is the mindset of a pure dumbfukk.
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03-02-18 09:22 PM #31
Gotta pay.....and just waiting till the last hour because why not
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03-02-18 09:31 PM #32
Sounds like you did some shitty tax planning. Why did you withhold/estimate way too much? Originally Posted by bracephilosophyy
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03-02-18 10:33 PM #33
The first part u wrote was exactly what I was thinking. This is a great way to save? WTF. If this fuk was such a great saver he would be getting most of that cash in his check now and not waiting a year to get it. Lol Originally Posted by opie1988
L O fukkin L.
Yeah, let someone else borrow your money and earn interest on it while simply returning it to you a year later. That’s a SUPER SMART PLAN
Chief...the fact that this is your tax plan and you claim to have 10K you don’t care if you lose in Vegas makes me very worried for your future.
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03-02-18 10:36 PM #34
I owe Feds $236.77 and State $51.34
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03-02-18 10:37 PM #35
Originally Posted by opie1988
Your goal needs to be to pay in just what you owe. So at the end you don’t really owe shit, and damn sure ain’t getting anything back.
Only fukkin retards loan the IRS their money. Using your taxes as a savings plan is the mindset of a pure dumbfukk.
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