Taxes 2010

Compared to last year, do you find yourself

  • paying more taxes.

    Votes: 2 14.3%

  • receiving a larger return.

    Votes: 5 35.7%

  • with little or no tax liability change.

    Votes: 4 28.6%

  • receiving a smaller return.

    Votes: 3 21.4%
  • Total voters
    14
mmmtodd

mmmtodd

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Just curious as to the tax situation of fellow Huskerboarders. I filed a couple weeks ago, and am receiving a decent amount of money back. Nothing outrageous or life altering.

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mmmtodd said:
Just curious as to the tax situation of fellow Huskerboarders. I filed a couple weeks ago, and am receiving a decent amount of money back. Nothing outrageous or life altering.
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Don't lend the government your money! Try to break even each year.

mmmtodd said:
--Free tax day goodies at several businesses tomorrow, front page story on yahoo.com.--
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Best one I saw was when I lived west of the Bellevue area, the cable company offer a free porno channel on tax day, because we were getting scr@wed.

I'm taking tea bags to work tomorrow.

 
I don't know what to pick for the last section. I'm getting money back, but less than last year.

 
My situation is a little more complex than filing a 1099, with taxes surrounding agriculture and the several people I payroll in various ways throughout the year, I feel better if I have some wiggle room on the positive side every year. I dont mind "lending" the government a couple grand for the peace of mind I get when tax times rolls around. I usually know the only surprises Im going to get are going to be positive.

 
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mmmtodd said:
My situation is a little more complex than filing a 1099, with taxes surrounding agriculture and the several people I payroll in various ways throughout the year, I feel better if I have some wiggle room on the positive side every year. I dont mind "lending" the government a couple grand for the peace of mind I get every year when tax times rolls around. I usually know the only surprises Im going to get are going to be positive.
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That's my feeling too. I understand that I'm basically giving the government a tax free loan, but I'd rather be safe and get some back instead of having to pay in every spring.

 
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