Thieves Targeting Mailboxes For W-2s, So They Can Steal Tax Refunds: Amateurs. Everybody knows the real money isn’t in stealing W2’s. It is in qualifying for certain “credits”.
This post was last modified on February 4, 2015
Thieves Targeting Mailboxes For W-2s, So They Can Steal Tax Refunds: Amateurs. Everybody knows the real money isn’t in stealing W2’s. It is in qualifying for certain “credits”.
This post was last modified on February 4, 2015
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Well, most Democrats like Sharpton and Timothy Geithner have nothing to worry about.
Jokes on them. I owe money every year because I adjusted my withholdings.
Smart man. I owe every year as well. No sense in giving them a interest free loan on money that, when it finally gets back to you, has less purchasing power than it did when it was withheld.
Why let them play with your money and then give it back when they pay no interest, I do the same thing...besides when I send in the check, I can write snide comments on the memo line and then draw a happy face.
I have been trying to get that right for a couple of years, but the income is inconsistent, and it doesn't quite work out. This year I had a lottery hit that they automatically took the taxes out of, and I am getting back way more than I wanted them to ever owe me.
I would rather undershoot the number than overshoot it. I can pull money out of my savings since I already got the interest from it.
Will have to calculate the amount of taxes the wife and I pay yearly and go from there. Might be worth it to withhold nothing and write quarterly checks once we have enough in savings.
Yea, but I don't want to have to write a big enough check that they penalize me for under withholding. Besides, it would hurt me more to write a big check than get one back.
I was going to say "They can charge you more for not withholding enough?"
Then I realized this is the government we are talking about, of COURSE they can (and will).
Not that I am giving them any ideas here.
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/calculate-penalty-underwithholding-federal-taxes-25189.html
When I was working on my taxes this weekend, there was something about a penalty for under withholding.