/tax returns/

I don't actually file until April in case of amended documents.
>being happy about overpaying during the year

>>1885131
$40 lol

You sure are proud of that non interest loan you gave to the government. Don't spend it all in one place.

570$ NYC made 5000$ payed 1000$ taxes, am college student

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>>1885131
($3518)
>MFW plebs think getting a huge positive return is a good thing

>>1885131
Congratulations on giving the government an interest free loan.

>>1885131

Not sure, waiting until August because Australia.

It will be at least $1,000 because for the first 6 months of this financial year I was unemployed and purposely withdrew 10% of the payment for tax so I definitely had enough to pay for car registration/insurance which is due in September. (Just in case I got depressed and said fuck life and fuck savings)

>>1885168

>witheld*

>Federal
~$20 refund
>State
~$150 owed

So just about on target for federal taxes, but I want to tweak my withholding on state a little bit more.

I used to get federal refunds of a few hundred dollars because of the tax credit for student loan interest, but I paid that off last year. I might end up with another interest-based deduction soon enough, though, since I'm looking to buy a house. Speaking of, nothing makes me want to have enough money to build the house that I want quite like looking at houses someone else wanted 50-100 years ago.

>>1885131
>getting tax returns
>being employed
>spending half your waking hours doing someone else's bidding
Mate I pay the government what I owe them because I work for myself. They don't give me shit back.

>>1885131
> tfw college student for 1st half of year worked full time 2nd half
> tfw American Opportunity Tax Credit
> tfw $9000

>>1885131
>not using loopholes
>not taking advantage of things like itemized deductions
>working for someone else
>having a large tax return
It's like you guys are trying to be poor.

Made 35K

Got back $1700 ferderal and $300 state.

$10k

>>1885131
Like $1,300.

Put 300 to donate local natural disaster relief and unironicly taking a $5,000 rich dad real estate course.