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11 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

You're an idiot. What matters is the overall tax bill for each taxpayer. Car dealerships like the big refunds because of the fact that they were often used as down payments or lease upfront payments. They were similar to interest free savings accounts. Basil is not referring to tax returns but tax refunds---money paid back that was originally overpaid to the government. You must have taken the Maxine Watters economics class.

I love how they are acknowledging the disappointment of low tax refunds! 

 

You are right though, the tax "reform" shuffled money around to make it look like tax payers were getting more in their pay checks then f'ed them on the returns. Scam lol 

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2 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

I love how they are acknowledging the disappointment of low tax refunds! 

 

You are right though, the tax "reform" shuffled money around to make it look like tax payers were getting more in their pay checks then f'ed them on the returns. Scam lol 

I am quoting this purely for history's sake. The government does not give out tax returns. Your mind is addled.

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42 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

I love how they are acknowledging the disappointment of low tax refunds! 

 

You are right though, the tax "reform" shuffled money around to make it look like tax payers were getting more in their pay checks then f'ed them on the returns. Scam lol 

 

"Low tax refund" means you paid less in taxes throughout the year.

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H&R Block: Taxes Down 25 Percent This Year
 

Taxes are down 24.9 percent on average following passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, according to a report released today by H&R Block based on their clients’ tax returns. 
 

The report states: “overall tax liability is down 24.9 percent on average.”
 

Tax refunds are also up, contrary to the line being pushed by Democrats and the establishment media. “Refunds are up 1.4 percent,” according to the H&R Block report.

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

"Low tax refund" means you paid less in taxes throughout the year.

I feel like I nailed it. When the tax law hit my paycheck went up ~$200. In the end I owed the Feds $80 and Virginia owed me $400. I think it's the closest I've ever been on Federal.

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46 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

That needs to be explained?  

 

***** off, idiot.

Republicans didn't explain anything, the law is so unpopular they just ignored talking about it and still lost 40 seats. 

 

Basil is just reacting to customers they are talking to who are disappointed in their tax returns. Maybe you should tell them how its all ok because the super wealthy got big tax cuts 

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Just now, Tiberius said:

Republicans didn't explain anything, the law is so unpopular they just ignored talking about it and still lost 40 seats. 

 

Basil is just reacting to customers they are talking to who are disappointed in their tax returns. Maybe you should tell them how its all ok because the super wealthy got big tax cuts 

How many times do you've to be told that you don't get back tax returns from the government? Not only are you dumb, but every time you refuse to learn from your mistakes you double down on the dumb.

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Just now, 3rdnlng said:

How many times do you've to be told that you don't get back tax returns from the government? Not only are you dumb, but every time you refuse to learn from your mistakes you double down on the dumb.

Don't get mad at me that the tax give away to the super wealthy is politically unpopular. 

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19 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:

H&R Block: Taxes Down 25 Percent This Year
 

Taxes are down 24.9 percent on average following passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, according to a report released today by H&R Block based on their clients’ tax returns. 
 

The report states: “overall tax liability is down 24.9 percent on average.”
 

Tax refunds are also up, contrary to the line being pushed by Democrats and the establishment media. “Refunds are up 1.4 percent,” according to the H&R Block report.

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Yeah, sure. But what do THEY know?

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1 hour ago, Tiberius said:

 

 

I will answer for Mr Dimon.  This is how she should manage her shortfall

 

1. Make more money.

2. Don't have a child if you can't take care of yourself (the ole put on your oxygen mask first)

3. Move out of Orange County.  

4. It's not my problem to solve it's hers. 

 

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15 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

 

I will answer for Mr Dimon.  This is how she should manage her shortfall

 

1. Make more money.

2. Don't have a child if you can't take care of yourself (the ole put your oxygen mask first)

3. Move out of Orange County.  

4. It's not my problem to solve it's hers. 

 

First job with a 6 year old kid? Hmmmn. Makes for a lot of questions.

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44 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:

 

 

The answer, by the way, is yes. It is Armageddon when your electoral plan is to create an economic situation where people are dependent on the government to provide everything for them, thus keeping the Democrats in perpetual power so that people don't lose their welfare benefits.

 

It's funny how people suddenly think for themselves when they're capable of supporting themselves.

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