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Originally posted by The Deuce
If you get such a big refund check, you could adjust your exemptions via a new form W-4. You would get more now, and less in April, but that's the better way to do it. Big refunds are like deposit accounts that give you ZERO interest. That doesn't sound good to me.
Look at what you did, its 11.15 out here and I'm giving away tax planning advice. Darn you!!!!
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I'm sure there's stuff I could do to lower the taxes, but right now I just don't want to mess with it. I'm not going to be working there all that much for the next 9 months (school and sports, of course) and I might not work there next summer so I'll just let it be.
I don't have any bills (besides about $45-50/month for cell phone) or anything, just throwin all the money in the bank for college. Only major expenses I've ever had was the Mustang, and keeping my girlfriend happy, hehe. But the Mustang costs have slowed WAY down, so now it's just the chick sucking me dry. Just playin, it's not that bad.
