View Single Post
Old 03-15-2019, 03:16 PM   #31
uh-oh
DA GOD
 
uh-oh's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Canton Ohio
Posts: 12,362
Battle Record: 1-0


Champed
- Beat Battle II
- Beat Battle V
- Beat Bags

Rep Power: 84181420
uh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant futureuh-oh has a brilliant future
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by boof View Post
more money on their paychecks means they paid less taxes throughout the year which basically offset on their return. which is what i thought would happen.
yea, im saying though is it breaking even, or are they losing money? either way is unacceptable.

if they're still being taxed less overall,than im trying to figure out what the gripe is.

like i was taxed less each check, and still got a return, but i don't have a point of reference since i made more money too so i wasn't sure what i'd get back or if i owed in the first place. i expected to owe money, since so little was taken each check, and i have next to nothing to deduct etc. just a single dude no dependents blah blah.

but word i'm just wondering if the people who received less on a refund, didn't make enough on their checks to more than break even. cuz its allegedly a 3 percent decrease for everyone right?
__________________
EVERYBODY I KNOW GOT WEED OR GOT POWDER
BUT I AINT GOT EITHER. GOT ALOT OF DEMONS
uh-oh is offline   Reply With Quote