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  • January 26, 2008 at 9:32 AM #143433
    noone
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    My question is, is this 150K in Adjusted Gross Income or W-2/1099 reporting? Is it based on what you earned in 2006 as reported on your taxes filed in 2007?”

    Yes it is AGI.

    If they do it the same way they did it last time (2001 I think it was), yes they’ll send out checks based on how you filed in 2006. Then on your 2008 return, you would make any adjustments. It is really a tax credit for 2008. They want to send out checks to give people that psychological feeling that they are getting free money.

    January 26, 2008 at 3:21 PM #143192
    GoUSC
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    Wow this sure is a sign of the times. Since when is being financially responsible a bad thing? It amazes me, I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.

    Sad where we have come.

    January 26, 2008 at 3:21 PM #143429
    GoUSC
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    Wow this sure is a sign of the times. Since when is being financially responsible a bad thing? It amazes me, I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.

    Sad where we have come.

    January 26, 2008 at 3:21 PM #143436
    GoUSC
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    Wow this sure is a sign of the times. Since when is being financially responsible a bad thing? It amazes me, I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.

    Sad where we have come.

    January 26, 2008 at 3:21 PM #143461
    GoUSC
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    Wow this sure is a sign of the times. Since when is being financially responsible a bad thing? It amazes me, I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.

    Sad where we have come.

    January 26, 2008 at 3:21 PM #143531
    GoUSC
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    Wow this sure is a sign of the times. Since when is being financially responsible a bad thing? It amazes me, I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.

    Sad where we have come.

    January 26, 2008 at 5:18 PM #143213
    paramount
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    “I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.”

    Aren’t you special…

    January 26, 2008 at 5:18 PM #143449
    paramount
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    “I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.”

    Aren’t you special…

    January 26, 2008 at 5:18 PM #143457
    paramount
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    “I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.”

    Aren’t you special…

    January 26, 2008 at 5:18 PM #143481
    paramount
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    “I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.”

    Aren’t you special…

    January 26, 2008 at 5:18 PM #143551
    paramount
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    “I have a family member that makes a lot less than me. I find myself being much more careful about what I spend money on then him when he should be the one counting his pennies.”

    Aren’t you special…

    February 9, 2008 at 1:25 PM #150405
    Anonymous
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    Duh, because they weren’t able to “put in”.

    Income taxes for working people are mandatory, not voluntary.

    Believe it or not, most low income persons would rather be paying taxes. What does that say for high income fetchers who do everything they can to avoid paying taxes?

    Generally, low income persons are not in that position because they chose to be. Typically, they are victims of a terrible social and educational system, artfully designed by, guess who?

    There has been much mention of the “burden” of taxes. I think that most of those who speak this word don’t know the meaning of the word. High income is certainly not a burden and if its reduction by the final amount of taxes such fetchers usually pay somehow deprives them of food and shelter and medical services, then they’re doing something wrong.

    Low income persons carry a true burden for themselves and their children and they are kept powerless to do anything about it.

    Try giving up your “burden” for theirs, you wouldn’t last a week!

    February 9, 2008 at 1:25 PM #150663
    Anonymous
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    Duh, because they weren’t able to “put in”.

    Income taxes for working people are mandatory, not voluntary.

    Believe it or not, most low income persons would rather be paying taxes. What does that say for high income fetchers who do everything they can to avoid paying taxes?

    Generally, low income persons are not in that position because they chose to be. Typically, they are victims of a terrible social and educational system, artfully designed by, guess who?

    There has been much mention of the “burden” of taxes. I think that most of those who speak this word don’t know the meaning of the word. High income is certainly not a burden and if its reduction by the final amount of taxes such fetchers usually pay somehow deprives them of food and shelter and medical services, then they’re doing something wrong.

    Low income persons carry a true burden for themselves and their children and they are kept powerless to do anything about it.

    Try giving up your “burden” for theirs, you wouldn’t last a week!

    February 9, 2008 at 1:25 PM #150676
    Anonymous
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    Duh, because they weren’t able to “put in”.

    Income taxes for working people are mandatory, not voluntary.

    Believe it or not, most low income persons would rather be paying taxes. What does that say for high income fetchers who do everything they can to avoid paying taxes?

    Generally, low income persons are not in that position because they chose to be. Typically, they are victims of a terrible social and educational system, artfully designed by, guess who?

    There has been much mention of the “burden” of taxes. I think that most of those who speak this word don’t know the meaning of the word. High income is certainly not a burden and if its reduction by the final amount of taxes such fetchers usually pay somehow deprives them of food and shelter and medical services, then they’re doing something wrong.

    Low income persons carry a true burden for themselves and their children and they are kept powerless to do anything about it.

    Try giving up your “burden” for theirs, you wouldn’t last a week!

    February 9, 2008 at 1:25 PM #150691
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Duh, because they weren’t able to “put in”.

    Income taxes for working people are mandatory, not voluntary.

    Believe it or not, most low income persons would rather be paying taxes. What does that say for high income fetchers who do everything they can to avoid paying taxes?

    Generally, low income persons are not in that position because they chose to be. Typically, they are victims of a terrible social and educational system, artfully designed by, guess who?

    There has been much mention of the “burden” of taxes. I think that most of those who speak this word don’t know the meaning of the word. High income is certainly not a burden and if its reduction by the final amount of taxes such fetchers usually pay somehow deprives them of food and shelter and medical services, then they’re doing something wrong.

    Low income persons carry a true burden for themselves and their children and they are kept powerless to do anything about it.

    Try giving up your “burden” for theirs, you wouldn’t last a week!

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