Tax $eason 2014

[BruhMayne]

Man i been doing my taxes on my own for about 5 years. But this year im thinking of having a professional do it for me.

I think i might have to pay this year. Basically i got 25,000 that went untaxed the last half of the year, and 15, 000 that was taxed. How much yall think ima end up having to pay back? Dont scare me brehs

I usually get back like 1500. Single. No Kids. But ill gladly taking nothing back, if i dont have to pay nothing back lol.

someone answer this man please

 

[The_Sheff]

You could toss the difference every week in a savings account and do the same thing mid February. Discipline!

Nope!

Actually its better for me to get a lump sum over a bit of money every month. If i get an extra 100 every month im more likely to spend it on something stupid or just eating out, but if I get a 1200 buck check ill dump that on something important.

 

[Bless't]

Straight to savings.

 

[Rawtid]

Nope!

Actually its better for me to get a lump sum over a bit of money every month. If i get an extra 100 every month im more likely to spend it on something stupid or just eating out, but if I get a 1200 buck check ill dump that on something important.

Umm That's why I said discipline. You clearly don't have any, young man lol

 

[Destined-2-Shine_HNIC]

someone answer this man please

Just did some quick math on it. Made 50K in 2013. Was taxed about 3K already. They gonna tax me another 3K. Minor set back. But fukk. Ima get with the asian homie and make these numbers work. If i can get it under 2K that would be coo. Not mad at 3K tho, was thinking it was gonna be 5+.

 

[the cac mamba]

Wait wat kind of shyt can u write off?

rent
the interest u paid on student loans

 

[the cac mamba]

im tryna think what the fukk im gonna get back

i live in mass, made 33k. the every paycheck is missing exactly 25% between taxes, social security and medicare and all the bullshyt

last year i worked for only the last 3 months of the year, and got almost a g back. im just hopin for 2000 but idk if that sounds right

 

[Rayzah]

Man i been doing my taxes on my own for about 5 years. But this year im thinking of having a professional do it for me.

I think i might have to pay this year. Basically i got 25,000 that went untaxed the last half of the year, and 15, 000 that was taxed. How much yall think ima end up having to pay back? Dont scare me brehs

I usually get back like 1500. Single. No Kids. But ill gladly taking nothing back, if i dont have to pay nothing back lol.

there is a good chance you are going to owe around $1000, for state and federal total.. it would all depend on how much you made and how much they did tax.. but going by those numbers you made 40k and was only taxed for 15 of it... yea you are gonna owe about $1000 maybe more

 

[Rayzah]

Wait wat kind of shyt can u write off?

depends on what you do.. but stuff like business or work expense business miles, any charity you gave like goodwill or something, additional medical expenses not covered by your plan.... stuff like that. tuition is a credit, like a gift to you for going to school

 

[jfkennedy]

Whatever I get back is going towards a new camera lens, and then the rest into savings. I'm planning a move to a new state so I need all the money I can save up.

 

[Romey Rome]

Man I need a walk through bruh I wanna get atleast like 6 grand

 

[Hahahaha]

So I got married last year and we bought a house. I'd think I should get a decent amount back for that right? Also better to file separate or joint?

 

[KTD2]

That awkward moment when it's not tax $eason for you because you're not a single mom of 4.

 

[Rayzah]

So I got married last year and we bought a house. I'd think I should get a decent amount back for that right? Also better to file separate or joint?

The house will help, being married could help if your wife payed enough taxes this year, it's always better to file joint, beside y'all married now y'all are one lol

 

[catskill247]

Anyone know if rsp loans are worth it. I got the dough to pay off a loan fairly quickly. Would there still be any benefits