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ABV · 03-07-2005

You're not getting screwed (unless you're taxes were done wrong). Think of it as an interest free loan from the government, payable in one lump sum on, or before 4-15. It's alot better than letting the government borrow you're money interest free for a year, and then give you a check durring tax time. That's the way I look at it anyway. The last couple of years, the net amount that I had to pay in was around $60. Some people like to get a big refund check, but I would rather use that money throughout the year to either save it, or pay down my debts faster. It's better than letting the government use it for free for a year.

03-07-2005	#2
ABV Admin Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Champion! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 939	Re: Taxes You're not getting screwed (unless you're taxes were done wrong). Think of it as an interest free loan from the government, payable in one lump sum on, or before 4-15. It's alot better than letting the government borrow you're money interest free for a year, and then give you a check durring tax time. That's the way I look at it anyway. The last couple of years, the net amount that I had to pay in was around $60. Some people like to get a big refund check, but I would rather use that money throughout the year to either save it, or pay down my debts faster. It's better than letting the government use it for free for a year.