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Posted by DjWoody on Mar-23-2006 03:30:

I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

I just did my taxes and I owe A LOT!!!!!



Posted by Psiweaver on Mar-23-2006 03:36:

that sucks i got a nice large refund.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Mar-23-2006 03:41:

haha i owe $650 so i know what you mean!


Posted by GPC on Mar-23-2006 03:57:

Re: I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
I just did my taxes and I owe A LOT!!!!!




Ouch Thankfully, I broke even this year. But isn't there some way you write off WMC


Posted by CND on Mar-23-2006 04:24:

Re: I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
I just did my taxes and I owe A LOT!!!!!




That just means you made a lot of money.

You rich?


Posted by CND on Mar-23-2006 04:34:

Re: Re: I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by GPC
Ouch But isn't there some way you write off WMC


If you were a professional dj you probably can (ie file a schedule C or equivalent). The intent of the trip would have to be to perform or further your career. Have some sort of a profit motive.

Woody could write off much of his trip expenses if he attended. WMC is a version of a large trade show.

Why not. Business is done on golf courses, baseball games, etc. . . all the time. What's the difference?


Posted by Cool Xone on Mar-23-2006 04:54:

Write off or not, you still need cash to support such a trip.


Posted by djGT on Mar-23-2006 05:08:

i owe Uncle Sam $300 this year.


Posted by Cool Xone on Mar-23-2006 05:22:

quote:
Originally posted by djGT
i owe Uncle Sam $300 this year.


I'm not sure what it is that you do but consider getting a decent tax accountant.

My guy gets me major jack back every year.


Posted by Boomer187 on Mar-23-2006 06:30:

heh, I owe $700 and im a poor college student...them basturds.


Posted by PhaseFour on Mar-23-2006 06:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
heh, I owe $700 and im a poor college student...them basturds.


lol thats like my 2005 income


Posted by R!CH on Mar-23-2006 06:40:

it's better to owe than to have the gov owe you.


Posted by Boomer187 on Mar-23-2006 06:44:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
it's better to owe than to have the gov owe you.



not when you don't ahve any money.


Posted by djGT on Mar-23-2006 07:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Cool Xone
I'm not sure what it is that you do but consider getting a decent tax accountant.

It's not too bad considering I claim 2 for federal and 1 for state. I think my tax advisor saved me quite a bit.


Posted by fupaking on Mar-23-2006 09:19:

I decided after all to cancel. I am quite happy about the money I am saving, and the awesome powder I am going to be carving through this weekend in in Tahoe

But I am not going to lurk around here much in the next couple weeks. There's not much going on around here, and I don't want to hear how awesome it was in Miami, bla bla bla. I went the last 2 years, so I am content with that for now...and there is always next year. Of course it will be even MORE expensive!!!


Posted by Jordan Stevens on Mar-23-2006 10:40:

dont worry, your not the only one


Posted by Protege on Mar-23-2006 15:32:

I love claiming '0' on my taxes, I always get a big ass refund
My refund this year is going towards a new car.


Posted by DjWoody on Mar-23-2006 16:00:

What's the difference between claiming zero and claiming one?


Posted by CND on Mar-23-2006 17:57:

The number of exceptions you claim decreases the amount of federal and state taxes that are withheld. So if you claim single-0 you will have more taxes taken out than if you were single-3.

Your tax liability at the end of the year remains the same; it's just the amount that is withheld will be different.

The way the tax tables are set up is the average single person with no dependants with a w-2 and uses the standard deduction should be single-1. Remember this is just an average.

Also, you can always go to your employer and change your withholdings by filling out a new w-4.


Posted by Protege on Mar-23-2006 18:00:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
What's the difference between claiming zero and claiming one?


Everyone I know who claims 1 owes money and everyone who claims 0 gets a refund. Might not always be the case but Id rather have a little more taken out of my check and get some back than have to owe.


Posted by ninetyninej on Mar-23-2006 18:37:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
I just did my taxes and I owe A LOT!!!!!




Woody I feel your pain...I owed "A LOT" too and so I had to cancel my trip to Miami...I will however be going to Europe in May for my birthday

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
it's better to owe than to have the gov owe you.


hell yeah...if the gov owes anyone, then they got took!


Posted by nerdgrl416 on Mar-23-2006 19:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Protege
Everyone I know who claims 1 owes money and everyone who claims 0 gets a refund. Might not always be the case but Id rather have a little more taken out of my check and get some back than have to owe.


I claim 2-3 and I never owe. I do however have a friend from HR Block who does my taxes.
The difference between claiming 0 or 1,2,3 is with 0 they hold your money until the end of the year. Think of the irs as a non interest bank account. The money is yours. I say claim 1 and put that money into an ING account. The IRS doesn't give you interest.


Posted by MR STROKE on Mar-23-2006 19:55:

Re: I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
I just did my taxes and I owe A LOT!!!!!




How much is ALOT??
i had to pay 7400$ last year, damn uncle sam


Posted by djGT on Mar-23-2006 20:33:

Re: Re: I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by MR STROKE
How much is ALOT??
i had to pay 7400$ last year, damn uncle sam

ok, you win!!!


Posted by ninetyninej on Mar-24-2006 02:44:

Re: Re: I'm glad I'm not going to WMC!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by MR STROKE
How much is ALOT??
i had to pay 7400$ last year, damn uncle sam


yeah, before write offs i owe 7000$ but im seeing my branch managers accountant and after write offs i should be around 3000$


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