...for the IRS to deposit our tax refund into our (my wife's and my) account. I say our because while separated, we are not legally separated for IRS purposes and thus can still file married filing jointly. President Trump certainly streamlines the whole damned process relative to federal income taxes and I have to give him credit for that. Of course, my guess is Biden will do two things about that - somehow he will claim credit at least for speedy refunds this year and then he will totally change, as in destroy, President Trump's tax reforms and also will screw over our economy (in the long run) and do so immensely. Just wait and see and then remember that I predict the dems will also claim the economy was ruined by President Trump after they themselves demolish it.
I must say, now that I've gotten the refund, I do not feel so bad about buying that Glock 19 Gen5 a few days ago. As a matter of fact, I have have to close down the ad I have running on a local forum in which I am trying to sell my Glock 30 to make up the funds for the Glock 19 purchase.
That is all.
All the best,
Glenn B
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Well... that's a good thing for you. As for me, I have declared the IRS in default! I filed my taxes on March 5th, and have a pretty good refund coming. They changed the rules regarding COVID unemployment after I already filed, making the first $10,200 exempt and screwing up my return. They are supposed to fix it automatically, but I have yet to see my money.
Leave to to the dems to change the rules after someone filed. I thought that used to be illegal - changing the rules for the previous tax year during the following year.
mine took 12 weeks, but they gave us 200 bucks more than i figured. for the last five years running they come back later to say i owe them money. i prove i don't AGAIN. it gets old. last year i told the supervisor to hire somebody that can at least add and subtract, no fractions required. he said he would try but it gets harder every year, lol.
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