The government robbed me!!!
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Originally Posted by gooder77
ok..this thread is a downer for a friday.
How about this one. I got a 3% raise and now I get less take home!
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Originally Posted by gh0st shad0w
Actually group therapy would be to get a buttload of dank some friends and watch old episodes of In Living color. 
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here's a bit of info to lighten up this thread......
one of the BEST possible tax benefits a person could cash in on.....is home ownership! All property taxes, and the interest on your mortgage, as well as some of your closing costs are all tax deductable! w00t!
I just bought a home last summer, and I am getting a phatty refund this year!
So there ya have it....ya'll need to go out and buy homes, and that will offset some of your other tax losses.
-Ted
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hmmmmm, just say when and where....hahahahaha
-Ted
one of the BEST possible tax benefits a person could cash in on.....is home ownership! All property taxes, and the interest on your mortgage, as well as some of your closing costs are all tax deductable! w00t!
I just bought a home last summer, and I am getting a phatty refund this year!
So there ya have it....ya'll need to go out and buy homes, and that will offset some of your other tax losses.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by gh0st shad0w
Actually group therapy would be to get a buttload of dank some friends and watch old episodes of In Living color.
hmmmmm, just say when and where....hahahahaha
-Ted
Last edited by GotBoost?; Feb 25, 2005 at 01:43 PM.
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Originally Posted by GotBoost?
one of the BEST possible tax benefits a person could cash in on.....is home ownership!
-Ted
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Yes! I would have to agree with this. While I still pay a bunch in taxes I do get a bunch back at the end.
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Originally Posted by Salty
40% of a bonus? I wish... Seems like they take 40% of my annual earnings. Being Self Employed is painful.
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