How much money do you think Dick and I made last year, we received a 1.9 million dollar tax refund?
344819
I didn't think a President was able to make over $200,000.00 dollars while sitting in office? I am thinking there are some more charges for the impeachment process. I am going to have to look at this law a little closer. We also will have to of course check the Haliberton profits too.
96090
It depends on your taxable income
375371
The overpayment is refunded.
354105
Yes ,refund and I paid my car off with it.
636549
What's interesting is that I actually use to make exactly this much money at my last job so here it is from the horses mouth (or Jade's anyhow...LOL).\n\n128 x 52weeks = 6656 Which is a good guess....\n\nBut!\n\nNormally most people don't work on Chrismas or Thanksgiving or whatever...Usually people get vacation too, not to mention days off for being sick. I learned in management training that the average employee misses almost 1 month out of the year of work on the stuff I mentioned above...\n\nSo if you figured that up...\n\n128 x 48weeks = 6144\n\nAnd...\n\nWhat about taxes? I know I'm Jade and I paid almost a 1/4 of my income to taxes! \n\nSo that 6144 x .25 = 1536\n6144 - 1536 = 4608\n\nSummary: (And I've pulled out my actual tax returns on this one...) Althogh I made on average 6,300 dollars a year the most I ever brought home from that job was 5,200. Now some other Jade may have had lower taxes but since you asked... :D
621149
It depends.  If you really can claim 2, then yes go and claim 2.  You will get more now and less/none on your refund.  This is preferable.  Just beware that if at tax time, you can't actually claim 2, you'll have to pay the taxes and in some cases, there might be penalties if you claim much more than you were supposed to.  As in, you claimed 10, but you were only supposed to claim 2.\n\nRead over the W-4 and claim the number that you should.  The labels are pretty clear.  It's nonoptimal to blindly claim 0 and get a return because the government gets to use your money interest free for that entire period when it was yours anyway.
935468
Depending on your income, if it is low enough you may qualify for the Earned Income tax credit.  One of the criteria for this is the number in the family.  It is possible for families with very low income and no tax liability at all to actually receive a refund of up to about $4300 using this credit.
938119
something you could return in 90 days for a full refund.\n\nYou people need to get a sense of humor.
169104
lump sum, you would probably get about $150 million.  After taxes, you take about $105 million.
911625
First, you are never your spouses dependent.  If you file a joint return, you claim personal exemptions for both of you.  This results in the same number of exemptions as if you were a dependent.\n\nYou list a total income of $27,000\nThe standard deduction for Married filing jointly is $10,300\n4 personal exemptions @ $3,300 each = $13,200\nTaxable income: $3,500\nTax @ 10% = $350\n\nWithout knowing how much was withheld, I can't determine your refund.\n\nNOTE:  any information you did not include in you question could change the answer.  I did not account for an earned income credit or child care credit.
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www.irs.gov \n\nlook for the link "where's my refund"
867790
According to the IRS.....\nhttp://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=108331,00.html
376081
I used H&R Block in Chicago (Lincoln Park).  I had complicated tax issues because I had recently changed jobs, sold a mutual fund, and moved from one city to another.  My original try at using TurboTax returned a strange result--it suggested that I owed several thousand dollars, despite my expectation that I should be getting a refund.  The tax professional I worked with at H&R Block was very helpful and when he finished my taxes, it turned out that I was entitled to a significant refund after all.  Well worth the $250 it cost to have my taxes prepared.
587287
I once won a $1000 scratch off lottery ticket and proceeded to write a $1000 check to Doctor's without Borders as a result. I still got a couple hundred off in tax deductions anyway.
547947
A good question.  Get IRS Publication 17.  An individual can give you up to $11,000.00 in a year and there is no tax implication on that amount.  The amount you can receive in a lifetime keeps changing; it used to be 300,000 but has changed.  It is now set at $345,800.00 for the year against a lifetime credit of one million dollars.
170339
All money we receive is taxable if you find a way out of it let us all know. Peace out!!!
363636
Paying taxes didn't bother me until my tax dollars started funding the ridiculous war that we are in. It also bothers me when I am paying too much money in taxes every year. True I get a big refund back, but that means that I am basically giving the government an interest-free loan, and that makes me angry.