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Post by StreetBum87 on Apr 17, 2009 10:38:01 GMT -5
i had such a nice refund...mainly because i got the 600 stimulus check this year that i didnt get last year.. that it helped me buy "A NEW CAR" (in the best price is rite voice i can do)
I git a refund but it was based on the child credits we got and not based on the money I paid into the system. If I had not had my credit - we would have broken even. I would rather have more money during the year then let the goevernment use my money as an interest free loan for the year.
you can change the exemptions on your W-2 anytime you want right? I waaaaay over paid and I would like to get some of that money during in year instead of once a year. Im not even gonna tell you how big my return was but it made me realize how much Id rather have that extra money each paycheck
you can change the exemptions on your W-2 anytime you want right? I waaaaay over paid and I would like to get some of that money during in year instead of once a year. Im not even gonna tell you how big my return was but it made me realize how much Id rather have that extra money each paycheck
And yes you can. Which is the reason I got money back this time. Somehow I was claiming 1 and kept owing money at tax time so last year after I filed I changed it to 0.
My federal & state refund combined added up to nearly 10% of my annual income. I'm tempted to change my exemption, but I kind of like that fiscal shot in the arm.
Not to mention that my homestead/rent certificate reimbursement (state thing for those making <25K/yr) will give me another $650 on top of that.
I e-filed, but chose the "send a check" option over direct deposit because I'm sick of my bank and will be switching over to a credit union.
Yea I think i need to make a stop at the HR office ASAP....my federal return was equal to 20%+ of my income I claimed for the year. granted I have a child but the child credit is not that much. While it was nice to get a huge return back(which is already spent) if I had that money spread throughout the year I think i woulda been in a better position.
I'm the same way. Though the older I get the better I am at saving on my own. And this year I've been a rockstar at it, which is good because I plan on buying my first home over the summer.
Just out of curiosity, has anyone ever had a return come back as rejected?
I had an issue come up with my e-file confirmation; the 2007 AGI the IRS was looking for didn't match the one on my 2007 filing. I think I've got that straightened out for this year, at the expense of feeling I did something erroneously last year. The IRS' 800# spells TAX-1040, btw... cute.
Anyway... they don't send people to pound-me-in-the-ass prison for goofs like that, do they?
Just out of curiosity, has anyone ever had a return come back as rejected?
I had an issue come up with my e-file confirmation; the 2007 AGI the IRS was looking for didn't match the one on my 2007 filing. I think I've got that straightened out for this year, at the expense of feeling I did something erroneously last year. The IRS' 800# spells TAX-1040, btw... cute.
Anyway... they don't send people to pound-me-in-the-ass prison for goofs like that, do they?
Do you think you made a calculation error last year?
Just out of curiosity, has anyone ever had a return come back as rejected?
I had an issue come up with my e-file confirmation; the 2007 AGI the IRS was looking for didn't match the one on my 2007 filing. I think I've got that straightened out for this year, at the expense of feeling I did something erroneously last year. The IRS' 800# spells TAX-1040, btw... cute.
Anyway... they don't send people to pound-me-in-the-ass prison for goofs like that, do they?
Did you round your AGI to a whole number I made that mistake a few years ago?