California withholds tax refunds

[jficquette]

I doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.

I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.

John

[bob2007]

If you have been getting large refunds over the past years, you need to increase your allowances. The idea is to select a number that tries to get as close to 0 for your tax bill as possible.

[bob2007]

If you have been getting large refunds over the past years, you need to increase your allowances. The idea is to select a number that tries to get as close to 0 for your tax bill as possible.

[bob2007]

If you have been getting large refunds over the past years, you need to increase your allowances. The idea is to select a number that tries to get as close to 0 for your tax bill as possible.

[bob2007]

If you have been getting large refunds over the past years, you need to increase your allowances. The idea is to select a number that tries to get as close to 0 for your tax bill as possible.

[bob2007]

If you have been getting large refunds over the past years, you need to increase your allowances. The idea is to select a number that tries to get as close to 0 for your tax bill as possible.

[paramount]

[quote=arraya]

The state’s well-financed prison guards union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., is initiating a recall effort against Schwarzenegger, a union spokesman said today. The governor and the union have been at odds for years; they have been unable to agree to a new contract for the guards, whose labor agreement expired in the middle of 2006.[/quote]

These are the very people and public employee unions that have caused much of California fiscal problems.

Arnold should stand up to these thug unions.

BTW: normally – at least for private companies – I support unions.

[paramount]

[quote=arraya]

The state’s well-financed prison guards union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., is initiating a recall effort against Schwarzenegger, a union spokesman said today. The governor and the union have been at odds for years; they have been unable to agree to a new contract for the guards, whose labor agreement expired in the middle of 2006.[/quote]

These are the very people and public employee unions that have caused much of California fiscal problems.

Arnold should stand up to these thug unions.

BTW: normally – at least for private companies – I support unions.

[paramount]

[quote=arraya]

The state’s well-financed prison guards union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., is initiating a recall effort against Schwarzenegger, a union spokesman said today. The governor and the union have been at odds for years; they have been unable to agree to a new contract for the guards, whose labor agreement expired in the middle of 2006.[/quote]

These are the very people and public employee unions that have caused much of California fiscal problems.

Arnold should stand up to these thug unions.

BTW: normally – at least for private companies – I support unions.

[paramount]

[quote=arraya]

The state’s well-financed prison guards union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., is initiating a recall effort against Schwarzenegger, a union spokesman said today. The governor and the union have been at odds for years; they have been unable to agree to a new contract for the guards, whose labor agreement expired in the middle of 2006.[/quote]

These are the very people and public employee unions that have caused much of California fiscal problems.

Arnold should stand up to these thug unions.

BTW: normally – at least for private companies – I support unions.

[paramount]

[quote=arraya]

The state’s well-financed prison guards union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Assn., is initiating a recall effort against Schwarzenegger, a union spokesman said today. The governor and the union have been at odds for years; they have been unable to agree to a new contract for the guards, whose labor agreement expired in the middle of 2006.[/quote]

These are the very people and public employee unions that have caused much of California fiscal problems.

Arnold should stand up to these thug unions.

BTW: normally – at least for private companies – I support unions.

[HereWeGo]

[quote=jficquette]I doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.

I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.

John[/quote]

It seems like CaliCash to me as well.

[HereWeGo]

[quote=jficquette]I doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.

I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.

John[/quote]

It seems like CaliCash to me as well.

[HereWeGo]

[quote=jficquette]I doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.

I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.

John[/quote]

It seems like CaliCash to me as well.

[HereWeGo]

[quote=jficquette]I doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.

I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.

John[/quote]

It seems like CaliCash to me as well.

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