Just make up names and SS numbers for kids and put them on your return. The Mexicans do it and they're not even citizens.
I'm not Mexican.....so I have that going against me. I habla Anglais!!!
Just make up names and SS numbers for kids and put them on your return. The Mexicans do it and they're not even citizens.
This pisses me off to no end as well. I know LOTS of lower income people who get close to that amount back every year because of their kids. I'm considered low income, but can't claim my kiddo anymore. I get alimony and that bumps me up into a slightly higher bracker. Well, since alimony is income, I PAY taxes. I work 2 jobs right now, hoping to get 1 or 2 more over the summer- just so I have extra money to SAVE to pay next year's taxes!!! It's ridiculous!!!
Meanwhile, just got back from a visit to DC...
Meanwhile, just got back from a visit to DC...in the 16 years since we lived there that city has basically become Beverly Hills. There is so much ******* money there you can't believe it. .
cut-off date for coverage under mommy and daddy's insurance should be 18 unless the kid is still in high school, just my opinion.
18 is the age, as said previously, when the government considers a person an adult. Unless that person wants to buy alcohol. Go die for your country, but goddammit, you cannot buy a beer legally.
Even the area where the mayor bought crack?
...and you didn't drop by to see me. You must have been downtown seeing your man SteelVanguard.
No, no, no. The "break" is having employer based benefits. The benefits to a family are more than they are to an individual when you compare what it would cost to self insure each.
And this is why so many people in your situation end up saying **** it, why work? If you quit your job you could probably be on Medicaid, get SNAP, and pay nothing in taxes. I don't know quite where that break even point is, but you're probably close to a level where you might do the same or better sitting on your *** doing nothing.
Meanwhile, just got back from a visit to DC...in the 16 years since we lived there that city has basically become Beverly Hills. There is so much ******* money there you can't believe it. And the government is crying poverty and wanting to take your 4 grand. It's a crime.
Meanwhile, just got back from a visit to DC...in the 16 years since we lived there that city has basically become Beverly Hills. There is so much ******* money there you can't believe it. And the government is crying poverty and wanting to take your 4 grand. It's a crime.
Maybe after the swamp is drained that will change.....Ain't never a recession in D.C.
Or rent a carcut-off date for coverage under mommy and daddy's insurance should be 18 unless the kid is still in high school, just my opinion.
18 is the age, as said previously, when the government considers a person an adult. Unless that person wants to buy alcohol. Go die for your country, but goddammit, you cannot buy a beer legally.
I owned two franchises of a national company for 21 years, just sold them in August. From day one the top franchises in the country for sales, blowing the rest of us FAR out of the water, were in the Washington, D.C. suburbs with northern California (Silicon Valley) close behind. Ain't never a recession in D.C.
Yep.
And the whining and moaning from government employees when they don't get a pay increase during a recession. "Boo-*******-hoo, oh, poor me."
**** off. In private industry, you get your wages reduced or you get fired during a recession.