Paid In Full

Paying my taxes this year was exactly like being kicked in the gut.

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38 Responses to Paid In Full

  1. Certain Bald Guy AKA Danny says:

    Don’t forget the $600 you will get from the Goverment. What a concept the Goverment doing something good for us instead of throwing us under the bus. 😉

  2. Meleah says:

    I should be so lucky. Since thats what I had to PAY in taxes this year. 🙁

  3. Hammer says:

    I was lucky and did just barely enough withholdings.

    I could use my $600 check about now though.

  4. Meleah says:

    I hear that!

  5. I haven’t had to pay additional taxes in years. I think I only wrote the government a check maybe twice. Either way they rap me the rest of the year for all my check is worth.

    I don’t think that $600 is free money. It’s my understanding that you have to claim it on next year’s taxes. But I could be wrong.

    I feel for you though. Just as long as you got it out of the way. Now you can think about everything else that’s on your plate.

  6. Ricardo says:

    I just did it and it hurt.

  7. Meleah says:

    Urban:
    I have No Idea why my taxes were so much this year. For someone who makes Jack Squat I am amazed that I had to pay anything. I also have no idea what that $600.00 check is all about, but you can be damn sure its going right into my savings account, when and if it arrives in the mail.

    Ricardo:
    Taxes were very painful this year.

  8. Momo Fali says:

    Aw! We got a pretty big refund, then turned around and paid next year’s school tuition with it. Easy come, easy go.

  9. Meleah says:

    Yep. As soon as it comes in…it goes right back out.

  10. Michael C says:

    I’m sorry. Work does that to me…

  11. Meleah says:

    Ditto. 🙁

  12. Graham says:

    Arrrrgggghhhh I hate this time of the year…lol! Anywayz, well done for doing your taxes 😉

  13. Meleah says:

    I am glad its over…but I really hated mailing out those checks today. Ugh.

  14. You are going to do with that check what the government prefers you not do. They want you to spend it. But I’m always about going against the man. So save that dough. I know I will.

  15. Meleah says:

    Its going directly into my SAVINGS account. The End! 🙂

  16. Better to owe at tax time – that means you’ve had the money in the bank, earning you interest!

  17. Meleah says:

    If only THAT were true……

  18. Jillian says:

    Yeah, I owe as well. And I was going to get A LOT back, but now Uncle Sam will just deduct that from whatever I was going to get.

    And since the H and I were married last May, I think we filed “married but separate” so we (he…lol) could get something back!

  19. Lee says:

    The $600 does not not have to be claimed as income for this year. It is a tax rebate, meaning they are giving some of our own money back to us. The idea being to help jump-start the economy. But what is going to happen is that most people will be like Meleah and put the money in savings for when the other shoe drops and the economic situation really gets bad.

  20. terri says:

    We lucked out and got a small refund this year. I’m sorry you had to pay!

  21. Meleah says:

    Jillian:
    Something is better than nothing…however you had to do it 🙂

    Lee:
    Well, I am too scared to spend my money right now…and I’ve been out of work for almost a month…with No Pay Check.

    Terri:
    Good For You Guys! Celebrate!

  22. dawn says:

    I haven’t paid yet… so my gut’s still intact 😉

  23. BobG says:

    “Paying my taxes this year was exactly like being kicked in the gut.”

    To a guy, the feeling is a little lower…

  24. Meleah says:

    Dawn:
    Lucky!

    BobG:
    I imagine it would be.

  25. Beth says:

    I guess that is the good thing about losing your job, for the first time since I can remember, I actually got a refund this year! I am going to do exactly what you are with that “rebate”, it is going into the savings account, trying to make up some of the lost money for the 6 months of unemployment that nearly cleaned out my savings!

  26. Selma says:

    I hear ya. Ouch. At least you don’t have the good old Aussie taxation system to deal with. Apparently we are one of the highest taxed countries in the world. We just got the bill for the company tax on our shop – fifteen grand due at the end of June. I nearly had a stroke. Oh, how I hate the taxman!

  27. Meleah says:

    Beth:
    Good for you and Good Call on the SAVINGS! 🙂

    Selma:
    Yikes. 15 Grand? Yeah… I would have had a heart attack. *gulp*

  28. Rogelio says:

    Yesterday it was a proverbial slaughterfest at the 8th Ave & 34 St Post Office in Manhattan as the deadline approached, me and a friend just walked by and we had to turn our eyes away… it was… Tax Filing Armageddon. As far as my taxes are concerned they were done pretty early, got something back but my Jeep seems to have developed a Sixth Sense: “I see a refund!” – sure enough, it was time for a break job. P-e-r-f-e-c-t timing.

  29. Meleah says:

    Rog:
    Tax Filing Armageddon

    is hysterical. I can just picture the masses.

    Oh man…your car stole your rebate! Damn dood!

  30. OLLY says:

    I am so annoyed that you actuall have to friggen pay them a RED CENT! That is not ridiculous and an outrage.
    Hope your feeling well Mel.
    xoxoxo

  31. OLLY says:

    woopsy
    my post is missing a y and “at all fair”.
    It is not at all, fair, RIDICULOUS + an OUTRAGE

  32. Meleah says:

    Olly:
    Dood…that makes TWO of us.

    ha ha ha ha at your misspelling.

    (good job on restraining from abusing CAPS LOCK) *wink * wink*

    🙂

  33. Meleah says:

    I know. They really do.

    *stabs self in eyeballs with sharp object*

  34. Valerie says:

    well you don’t want to be cell mates with wesley snipes. paying taxes hurt, but so does the alternative.

  35. Meleah says:

    True dat! xxoo xxoo

  36. olly says:

    SCMAPS LOCK I SAY !

  37. Meleah says:

    Damn Skippy

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