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<3 Ythan. Nice pic.
</3 Kryptinen. Portal 2 has been sitting on my computer, unplayed, for 3 days now. Wish I had the time to play (I'm posting at work right now, duh). Also, America is
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Aww, you don't like your new nickname?ReaperCharlie wrote:I'mma pull a Princess Leia and say "will you PLEASE stop CALLING me that?"
And yea I'll take you off next time I update it... the 28th!
Hmmm ... I am greatly disheartened to see that Taxes were being discussed and no-one informed me.Rhinox wrote: We file with H&R Block...
So yeah, all available credits added in.
No, generally if you file seperately from your wife you will pay more net tax (on a Federal basis). The general reason for this is that a large number of deductions / credits / benefits that are dissallowed from Mafia Filing Seperate status. This may be offset with State advantages. For example, Ohio has a strangely graduated rate structure that generally advantages Married Taxpayers who file seperate with similar income levels.ReaperCharlie wrote:Wait wait wait.
If I file separately from my wife, I get MORE money back?!?!
(but then the IRS will crack down on me?)
Explain please.
SCUM SLIP LOLOLOLOLMagnaofIllusion wrote:No, generally if you file seperately from your wife you will pay more net tax (on a Federal basis). The general reason for this is that a large number of deductions / credits / benefits that are dissallowed fromReaperCharlie wrote:Wait wait wait.
If I file separately from my wife, I get MORE money back?!?!
(but then the IRS will crack down on me?)
Explain please.status. This may be offset with State advantages. For example, Ohio has a strangely graduated rate structure that generally advantages Married Taxpayers who file seperate with similar income levels.Mafia Filing Seperate
So it generally only makes sense to file seperately if the state advantage outweighs the Federal disadvantage.
Its #2 mostly I think. We may be underwitheld but what do you mean criminally? as in we're breaking the law not witholding enough, or our jobs are breaking the law not witholding enough?MagnaofIllusion wrote:Hmmm ... I am greatly disheartened to see that Taxes were being discussed and no-one informed me.Rhinox wrote: We file with H&R Block...
So yeah, all available credits added in.
If the above situation is true (and I'm assuming nothing given you used H&R Block) and you had to pay out lots of money with your taxes I can think of only two reasons why -
1. You are criminally underwithheld on your W-2 Pay.
2. You have your own business or other investments that generate income while not withholding and you didn't pay estimated taxes.
If you don't think either of these are true I'd suggest finding a small CPA firm and having them give your return a second look.
I'll also comment that the tax disadvantage from married couples has more or less been legislated away. The real penalties lie with Married Couples who choose to file seperately.
/CPA out ...