"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Poor, sick Mooron. Just because you're an angry person doesn't mean you
should ignore Gay advice.

Yeah... I'll ignore it.

CM

"Maxprop" wrote in message

Zing! The cannuck shot himself where it hurts most--in the wallet.

Please explain how 3% interest over 6 months is killing me financially???

It's not like I "Save" money. If I have cash.. I spend it.... if I need
Cash... I earn it.

CM

"Maxprop" wrote in message

It's weird, but worth a watch. Lots of symbolism, and the dialog is
priceless. I own a copy, but have absolutely no idea why.

Probably the same reason you calculate your taxes to the penny... and think
getting a refund is bad!

CM-

"Maxprop" wrote in message
k.net...

"Albert Frankenstein" wrote in message
news:u3kJf.11783$Lr.1660@trnddc01...
you didn't do the math right to begin with, thus giving your gov't a
free ride on your money... not exactly good accounting or particulary
smart

Once again your lack of knowledge in anything remotely related to the
conservative ideals the USA was founded on is showing.

Perhaps he estimates his tax payments. According to law payments this
year are based on how you did last year. Perhaps he did not do as well
this year, and yet still had to pay taxes as if he did. Thus, he gets a
refund.

Or . . . you can be smarter and pay less estimated tax than calculated,
thus withholding that which you really don't owe the government anyway.
It's not really rocket science to estimate how much tax you actually will
owe in a given year. $6K of overpayment is foolish.

Max

Depends, Max. In days of yore captains would hold some of their crews pay
while they went ashore, so that when they got back to the ship they wouldn't
be broke.


John Cairns

Maxprop wrote:
"Albert Frankenstein" wrote in message
news:u3kJf.11783$Lr.1660@trnddc01...

you didn't do the math right to begin with, thus giving your gov't a
free ride on your money... not exactly good accounting or particulary
smart

Once again your lack of knowledge in anything remotely related to the
conservative ideals the USA was founded on is showing.

Perhaps he estimates his tax payments. According to law payments this
year are based on how you did last year. Perhaps he did not do as well
this year, and yet still had to pay taxes as if he did. Thus, he gets a
refund.


Or . . . you can be smarter and pay less estimated tax than calculated, thus
withholding that which you really don't owe the government anyway. It's not
really rocket science to estimate how much tax you actually will owe in a
given year. $6K of overpayment is foolish.

Max


^K of money held by the government..not paying interest to you, but
using your money for their own purpose....I wonder what the overall
refund amount is for one year? Multiplied by 3.5-4%...whole lot of
people giving a whole lot of money away...such patriotism!

Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...

I like scary, but Lisa doesn't.


Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece..... check out "Dusk to

Dawn" and "Kill Bill"

1& 2 as well!!!! You'll love them!

CM



Lisa will NOT love Kill Bill one or two....I thought two

was better

than one BTW....


No, I saw a review today. She said no Pulp fiction , either.
I guess it will be another 'romantic comedy'. Oh thrills.

Scotty



Spanglish is cute...

"Scotty" wrote in message
...

"katy" wrote in message
...
I like scary, but Lisa doesn't.


Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece..... check out "Dusk to
Dawn" and "Kill Bill"
1& 2 as well!!!! You'll love them!

CM


Lisa will NOT love Kill Bill one or two....I thought two
was better
than one BTW....

No, I saw a review today. She said no Pulp fiction , either.
I guess it will be another 'romantic comedy'. Oh thrills.

Lisa's choices (I'll bet)
1. Dirty Dancing
2. Somewhere in Time
3. Fried Green Tomatoes
4. Titanic
5. The Wedding Planner
6. The Wedding Singer
7. Beaches
8. Pretty Woman
9. Overboard
10. Nine Months

Max

"John Cairns" wrote in message
t...

"Maxprop" wrote in message
k.net...

"Albert Frankenstein" wrote in message
news:u3kJf.11783$Lr.1660@trnddc01...
you didn't do the math right to begin with, thus giving your gov't a
free ride on your money... not exactly good accounting or particulary
smart

Once again your lack of knowledge in anything remotely related to the
conservative ideals the USA was founded on is showing.

Perhaps he estimates his tax payments. According to law payments this
year are based on how you did last year. Perhaps he did not do as well
this year, and yet still had to pay taxes as if he did. Thus, he gets a
refund.

Or . . . you can be smarter and pay less estimated tax than calculated,
thus withholding that which you really don't owe the government anyway.
It's not really rocket science to estimate how much tax you actually will
owe in a given year. $6K of overpayment is foolish.

Max

Depends, Max. In days of yore captains would hold some of their crews pay
while they went ashore, so that when they got back to the ship they
wouldn't be broke.

(Good point, John.)

Never mind, Mooron. Go for the big refund.

Max

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote in message

Zing! The cannuck shot himself where it hurts most--in the wallet.

Please explain how 3% interest over 6 months is killing me financially???

It's not like I "Save" money. If I have cash.. I spend it.... if I need
Cash... I earn it.

Well then, I guess you'll be well practiced when you "retire." (read: go
on full-time government welfare)

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
k.net...

"John Cairns" wrote in message
t...

"Maxprop" wrote in message
k.net...

"Albert Frankenstein" wrote in message
news:u3kJf.11783$Lr.1660@trnddc01...
you didn't do the math right to begin with, thus giving your gov't a
free ride on your money... not exactly good accounting or particulary
smart

Once again your lack of knowledge in anything remotely related to the
conservative ideals the USA was founded on is showing.

Perhaps he estimates his tax payments. According to law payments this
year are based on how you did last year. Perhaps he did not do as well
this year, and yet still had to pay taxes as if he did. Thus, he gets
a refund.

Or . . . you can be smarter and pay less estimated tax than calculated,
thus withholding that which you really don't owe the government anyway.
It's not really rocket science to estimate how much tax you actually
will owe in a given year. $6K of overpayment is foolish.

Max

Depends, Max. In days of yore captains would hold some of their crews pay
while they went ashore, so that when they got back to the ship they
wouldn't be broke.

(Good point, John.)

Never mind, Mooron. Go for the big refund.

Max


If the government holding on to your cash for you for one year interest free
is good, wouldn't holding onto it for 2 years be better?

Even better why don't they take what they want and just hold onto it until
one reaches retirement age. They can give it back interest free. For your
own good!

Whoops! Didn't I just describe social security?

Amen!