Darsh wrote:
> "Jonathan Bond" <
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>>Sweet, I got negative money back! Yes, thats right, they decided with the tiny amount I made last
>>year (well under $3000, if it was even over $2000) that I should pay MORE taxes.
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>>Son of a ....
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> Anti-money is money owed I assume. Earning $3000.00 a year could never possibly make you owe
> money. I suggest you file yourself and SUE whoever set you up.
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> But.. and I must say.. if you are 18, and you are being claimed, you might suffer huge penalties.
> 18 makes you virtually emancipated, but your parents
> earner of a disfunctional family. (basically, lot of legal stuff going on here)
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> You deserve a return. Do your taxes yourself from now on. You only need someone else to do them
> when you have enough money to pay for the service, and make it worthwhile.
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> darsh
My 'rents pay for college (even though some of the money is mine, its still under their name), so
they get a tax break as long as they claim me as a dependent. Overall, it works out that we pay less
taxes as a sum total. My 'rents covered the extra, so its not a big deal for me. I think I *MIGHT*
have made over $3000 because of my stocks (not all of them bit it, although a couple did), as well
as CD's and Bonds (hehe) that came due. I think it totalled up to about 16 grand or so, to cover
think they'd take that into account...
Oh well. I'm still blowing cash on a new bike
Jon Bond