When you owe the IRS..

[bluecollar]

Does it not make more sense to use your's to pay her's and still walk away with $500?

That's silly talk. How is he suppose to buy that new cool stuff that he really really really NEEDS.

[ELVIS]

Does it not make more sense to use your's to pay her's and still walk away with $500?

he's a democrat. you already know this answer.

god bless.

[naynay]

well im using turbotax online and it's suggesting that we file married (yes we are) and file separate. if we file jointly we owe $600. i knew this wasnt the place to ask but for every 2 pages of jackassedness i will get 2 posts of genuine advice.

my wife just went contract when she got pregnant and for some reason her dumbass HR/payroll guy didnt mention that she should withhold some earnings. i guess my question is if i get her a new w-4 now, can i make her withhold enough to cover last years return so maybe she will just break even this time next year?

[03trubluGT]

Now let me get this straight.

Black person gets back $4,000 and white person has to pay $3,500??

Sounds about par for the course.

[naynay]

waiting for page 3, so the people who dont sit on a computer all day with nothing better to do can give me a legitimate answer

[Rick Modena]

Now let me get this straight.

Black person gets back $4,000 and white person has to pay $3,500??

Sounds about par for the course.

Don't act like your suprised. Though it's showing a different side of you not seen before, but I always knew you might be...

[Craizie]

Lol @ the HR guy being responsible.

[mstng86]

well im using turbotax online and it's suggesting that we file married (yes we are) and file separate. if we file jointly we owe $600. i knew this wasnt the place to ask but for every 2 pages of jackassedness i will get 2 posts of genuine advice.

my wife just went contract when she got pregnant and for some reason her dumbass HR/payroll guy didnt mention that she should withhold some earnings. i guess my question is if i get her a new w-4 now, can i make her withhold enough to cover last years return so maybe she will just break even this time next year?

Take your $500, and collect next year. Don't make it too complicated.

[talisman]

Don't act like your suprised. Though it's showing a different side of you not seen before, but I always knew you might be...

Why do you think he works Stop 6? Easier to club minorities the day after his wife lays the smack down on his candy ass at home!

[GrayStangGT]

pay by the 15th or file an extension would be my guess.

[Rick Modena]

Why do you think he works Stop 6? Easier to club minorities the day after I lay the smack down on his candy ass!

Fixed.

[CWO]

well im using turbotax online and it's suggesting that we file married (yes we are) and file separate. if we file jointly we owe $600. i knew this wasnt the place to ask but for every 2 pages of jackassedness i will get 2 posts of genuine advice.

my wife just went contract when she got pregnant and for some reason her dumbass HR/payroll guy didnt mention that she should withhold some earnings. i guess my question is if i get her a new w-4 now, can i make her withhold enough to cover last years return so maybe she will just break even this time next year?

I have nothing of value to add. I read your response too quickly.

[slow06]

well im using turbotax online and it's suggesting that we file married (yes we are) and file separate. if we file jointly we owe $600. i knew this wasnt the place to ask but for every 2 pages of jackassedness i will get 2 posts of genuine advice.

my wife just went contract when she got pregnant and for some reason her dumbass HR/payroll guy didnt mention that she should withhold some earnings. i guess my question is if i get her a new w-4 now, can i make her withhold enough to cover last years return so maybe she will just break even this time next year?

Honestly I don't think it works that way (just withhold more next year), I think you have to work out a repayment plan and end up paying penalties and /or interest of some sort. Also keep in mind that doing this would reduce your (her) income next year, so if you count on that money then trying to defer like you suggested is probably a bad idea.

Taking that $4,000 is tempting but don't do it. Square up with the IRS and work the rest out amongst yourselves.

(I have no tax experience other than filing the few personal returns in my lifetime, these are all just opinions)

[yellowstang]

My advice,
use a fake SSN and never, ever pay taxes!

[FreightTrain]

Just pay the bastards. She better up her withholdings $300 a month or you will be in the same spot next year.