we didn't itemize this year and used the standard deduction ($24k). i anticipated the tax burden earlier this year and i withheld more, so luckily we're getting back a couple hundred from federal and a few hundred from state this year. i need to compare in detail the 2017 return to really see the exact impact. I didn't notice a big increase in pay during the year, but had some other issues that skewed that since i forgot to request Dependent Care FSA during my open enrollment last year and it seemed like i got paid more...
also fuck Turbo Tax. They tried to weasel us into paying their $39.99 Return Processing Service fee. i couldn't get around it when trying to eFile, so i just printed them out and sent it via snail mail... I was able to skirt the fee with last year's software, but it was different with this year's software.
Same - that was nice.
also fuck Turbo Tax. They tried to weasel us into paying their $39.99 Return Processing Service fee. i couldn't get around it when trying to eFile, so i just printed them out and sent it via snail mail... I was able to skirt the fee with last year's software, but it was different with this year's software.
(02-12-2019, 01:56 PM)Apoc Wrote: Oh, I should also mention that we got the $2000 child tax credit because phase out moved from joint income >$110k to $400k.
Same - that was nice.
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