Have you filed your taxes yet?

[Bubba T]

Damn Coli brehs really are 6 figure 6 cert all yall nggas owe?

When you make a lot of money, those deductions you are used to getting (earned income credit, etc) don’t apply.

Lol this time of year my cousin is always like “no one contact me. I’ll holla at y’all next week”. I’m sure he’s catching a flight tomorrow or Wednesday

Thats exactly how I am. Have group chats on silent and catching up to shyt discussed in February. People are like “Where the hell youve been?” I’m like in some bullshyt you don’t even want to know about

 

[Ozymandeas]

No

 

[Braman]

How do I do it tho

I genuinely despise this ngga

 

[BrothaZay]

I genuinely despise this ngga

You FBA?

 

[Rekkapryde]

The IRS Whistleblower Office, which was established by the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006, will process tips received from individuals.
An award worth between 15 and 30 percent

Wait what? You can snitch on companies and other businesses?

nikkaz being sloppy laundering is the worst

this might be a comeup shuffle

 

[JT-Money]

Wait what? You can snitch on companies and other businesses?

nikkaz being sloppy laundering is the worst

this might be a comeup shuffle

I started reading more into whistleblower laws after reading Federal contractors got a bag dropped on them.

Marine veteran Sarah Feinberg who tried to stop Booz Allen defense contractor from defrauding taxpayers is awarded $69 MILLION of the $377 million​

Veteran is awarded $69 million after whistleblowing on company

While working for the prestigious firm, Feinberg uncovered that the company was overcharging the U.S. Government to cover losses in other areas of its businesses.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Sarah Feinberg, 39, has been awarded $69 million after reporting her former employer for overcharging the U.S. government on contracts

 

[RealCrownHeights]

Wtf are you brehs doing that y'all owe thousands?

Tax man and I quote said "You make a lot of money and have no kids that's why" And make alot of money is subjective as a mf because Im in NYC

 

[FaTaL]

Stressed out for a couple days, had the runs and sent it in on sat

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

Did mines yesterday don’t owe anything
Next year might have to pay though

 

[x-factor7]

$4000

Sold a bunch of stock that I made a lot of money on so high figure makes sense.

But I always do the IRS W4 calculator every year, and it always says I’ll be owed a refund, and it’s always wrong, the calculator is bullshyt

 

[-DMP-]

Yup and maxed out my Roth for 2023.

 

[Legal]

What trips me out is I’ve heard stories of ppl not touching their taxes for like 4-5 years before anything happens.

Someone I worked with years ago (he was young) was like “oh yea, someone just helped me. I hadn’t filed taxes for like 2 years”. I was like “ ?! And they didn’t do anything?!” Lol

So, what I've learned is that not doing your taxes really only effects people that either need the refund, or people who are either up to tax fukkery or make enough to owe truly large sums each year.

Otherwise, while you obviously SHOULD do your taxes, the IRS really isn't going to be on your head ready to fukk you up over not filing.

I have absolutely no way to prove it, but I'm guessing that waiting a few years to most likely have someone who owes yearly use some tax relief service to end up paying is better than dedicating resources needed to chase people down over less then five figures.

 

[jerniebert]

I always do an extension.

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

Some of the responses in here got me dead.

 

[Redwood]

Refund delayed since February

that's insane.