[ SECRET POST #3367 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3367 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What would you do with a big tax return?

[(Anonymous)]

be annoyed because that money couldve been invested instead of being held by the govt

Re: What would you do with a big tax return?

[(Anonymous)]

If you're getting a huge tax return (and it's not because of credits for kids and whatnot), something's screwed up with your work stuff and you need to sort it out with HR.

Re: What would you do with a big tax return?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

yep. its nothing to be too happy about. mine's going to be about 3500 this year

Re: What would you do with a big tax return?

[(Anonymous)]

Or they're self-employed and get taxed based on previous years' income. It's pretty easy to wind up with a hefty return if you have a really good year followed by one in which you earned less.

(Or sometimes just a really good quarter, ugh.)