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Tax Rebate Defined ...
by unmanaged at 2:09 am EDT, May 8, 2008 |
You may be wondering if this tax rebate will affect your 2008 federal return next year. Let us try to answer this question for you. The tax rebate is an advance credit for 2008 and will be calculated on your 2008 return. Now this is important: you are receiving a portion of your 2008 credit EARLY and if you receive it once, you won t receive it again when you file your 2008 return. And, this is important too: if you re due a higher tax rebate, you ll get the remainder next year when you file. If you received a higher rebate than you should have, you DO NOT have to pay it back. So far, so good. A tax rebate is not interest, it s not income, it s not a dividend. Pure and simple, and this is worth saying again, the tax rebate payment is an ADVANCE CREDIT for tax year 2008 and will be calculated on your 2008 return when you file in 2009. So for now, all you have to do is think about whether you will save it, pay down bills or splurge on something you ve always wanted.
So I still get it in the whoo-haaa in 2008... How Grand!
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RE: Tax Rebate Defined ...
by Dolemite at 10:25 am EDT, May 8, 2008 |
unmanaged wrote: You may be wondering if this tax rebate will affect your 2008 federal return next year. And, this is important too: if you re due a higher tax rebate, you ll get the remainder next year when you file. If you received a higher rebate than you should have, you DO NOT have to pay it back. So far, so good.
So the way that I'm reading this is that those who have to pay taxes, rather than receive a refund, are the only ones who are actually getting extra money back, because they don't have to pay it back next year? The way they wrote this it's rather confusing. Of course, these rebate checks only went to the lower and middle income people and the majority of those groups receive rebates each year.
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RE: Tax Rebate Defined ...
by unmanaged at 3:30 pm EDT, May 11, 2008 |
Dolemite wrote: unmanaged wrote: You may be wondering if this tax rebate will affect your 2008 federal return next year. And, this is important too: if you re due a higher tax rebate, you ll get the remainder next year when you file. If you received a higher rebate than you should have, you DO NOT have to pay it back. So far, so good.
So the way that I'm reading this is that those who have to pay taxes, rather than receive a refund, are the only ones who are actually getting extra money back, because they don't have to pay it back next year? The way they wrote this it's rather confusing. Of course, these rebate checks only went to the lower and middle income people and the majority of those groups receive rebates each year.
I was lucky to get anything with as much work as I have been doing... |
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