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Would you spend your entire tax refund to see a provider out of your price range?confused_smile
Zak0326 33 Reviews 840 reads
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Would you spend your entire tax refund to see a provider out of your price range? If you were getting a refund?  

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lester_prairie245 reads

My state tax refund was $17, so yeah!  :-)

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Zak0326185 reads

I know no one makes money on state. I was thinking the federal refund which is usually where the money comes from

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JakeFromStateFarm274 reads

Why would you let the government play with your money for the better part of a year, then get it back and think it's a gift?

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Zak0326201 reads

Not every year is the same.  

Some years I owe some years I get.

Looking to make discussion. I don't feel like talking about death

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JakeFromStateFarm138 reads

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Zak0326213 reads

I'm 335lbs and damn sexy. What you going to do about it??????

Who are you?

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JakeFromStateFarm297 reads

You're not going to ask me what I'm wearing now, are you?

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Dr Who revived168 reads

Just not that kind of Doctor

Posted By: JakeFromStateFarm
You're not going to ask me what I'm wearing now, are you?

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stucaboy146 reads

is like going to the dentist.  As long as I don't underpay,  I'm happy.  Plus, with shifting IRS rules the task is impossible.

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GaGambler175 reads

and yes I actually underpay, (but just slightly) on purpose. I file extensions in both April and August, file in October and wait for the letter from the IRS in November "demanding" the few hundred bucks I always owe them, and then I write that check to them so fast it would make your head spin as I know I am done with them for the year.

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stucaboy155 reads

so the less contact I have with the IRS..the better.

Posted By: GaGambler
and yes I actually underpay, (but just slightly) on purpose. I file extensions in both April and August, file in October and wait for the letter from the IRS in November "demanding" the few hundred bucks I always owe them, and then I write that check to them so fast it would make your head spin as I know I am done with them for the year.

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Jacque_Jenesais127 reads

I agree - I'm not savvy in this area, but this makes total sense.

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Fancy8888166 reads

Posted By: Tubbo01
Would you spend your entire tax refund to see a provider out of your price range? If you were getting a refund?  
   
 Let's hear your thoughts on this?  
   
 
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Zak0326128 reads

Fancy I so want to have a session with you.  

We would have oh so much fun

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Fancy8888197 reads

Posted By: Tubbo01
Fancy I so want to have a session with you.  
   
 We would have oh so much fun.  
   
 
Let's have fun doll.:) Are you Indiana?

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krieghoff75103 reads

+4....eom

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BigPeterJohnson142 reads

sorry lopaw not trying to steal your punchline!  lol

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1705218199 reads

What is that? Maybe if she would pay my tax bill, I'd see her for nothing :)
 

Posted By: Tubbo01
Would you spend your entire tax refund to see a provider out of your price range? If you were getting a refund?  
   
 Let's hear your thoughts on this?  
   
 

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emorf4077197 reads

Then my tax software tells me it's not what I define as "hobby expenses."  I too am in the "Refund? What's that concept?" boat.

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BigPeterJohnson88 reads

eom

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cspatz114 reads

...there is one escort who is a mere $100 out of my range. I have resisted temptation for over a year. Thanks to the refund I went for it. Actually the refund was just an excuse to make an exception.

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BigPeterJohnson144 reads

i do not understand these words.

but i am but a stranger in a strange land.

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bigguy30128 reads

I know what my spending ranges are and stick to it.
So yes money is not a issue for me, but at the same time.
Just because you have some money, does not mean you need to blow it all away on just one provider.
It's your choice, but I would not do it personally.
 

Posted By: Tubbo01
Would you spend your entire tax refund to see a provider out of your price range? If you were getting a refund?  
   
 Let's hear your thoughts on this?  
   
 

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vantheman666190 reads

I have debts to pay off, savings to build up, car repairs, etc.  But I can usually use a certain percentage for fun or hobby related purposes.

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CorbinCandor85 reads

Now that would be a REAL sacrifice.

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