[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.
Arnold needs to stay and the entire State Gov’t should be replaced! This is rediculous when they’re arguing for raising taxes with very few cuts in spending. I’m not paying more so legacy workers can suck more off of the dried out teet.
Arnold needs to stay and the entire State Gov’t should be replaced! This is rediculous when they’re arguing for raising taxes with very few cuts in spending. I’m not paying more so legacy workers can suck more off of the dried out teet.
Arnold needs to stay and the entire State Gov’t should be replaced! This is rediculous when they’re arguing for raising taxes with very few cuts in spending. I’m not paying more so legacy workers can suck more off of the dried out teet.
Arnold needs to stay and the entire State Gov’t should be replaced! This is rediculous when they’re arguing for raising taxes with very few cuts in spending. I’m not paying more so legacy workers can suck more off of the dried out teet.
Arnold needs to stay and the entire State Gov’t should be replaced! This is rediculous when they’re arguing for raising taxes with very few cuts in spending. I’m not paying more so legacy workers can suck more off of the dried out teet.
if you have a overpayment just apply it to the 2009 taxes and then cut your withholding to zero CA taxes to be withheld to make up for the application. Once you “make up” for your overpayment, then consider switching your withholding to the normal rate.
if you have a overpayment just apply it to the 2009 taxes and then cut your withholding to zero CA taxes to be withheld to make up for the application. Once you “make up” for your overpayment, then consider switching your withholding to the normal rate.
if you have a overpayment just apply it to the 2009 taxes and then cut your withholding to zero CA taxes to be withheld to make up for the application. Once you “make up” for your overpayment, then consider switching your withholding to the normal rate.
if you have a overpayment just apply it to the 2009 taxes and then cut your withholding to zero CA taxes to be withheld to make up for the application. Once you “make up” for your overpayment, then consider switching your withholding to the normal rate.
if you have a overpayment just apply it to the 2009 taxes and then cut your withholding to zero CA taxes to be withheld to make up for the application. Once you “make up” for your overpayment, then consider switching your withholding to the normal rate.
