Post your tax refund (or amount owed) here!

[Double34Trouble28]

Meh, 500 back Fed 300 back from NC.

[iamcline]

Got $3,000 back fed last year. State would've been about $700 if not for student loans. So ready for that to be over with...maybe another two years god willing.

[Mrs Pantherfan]

Will let you know...we go see the man on the 20th

[Tarheel31]

$6,200.

Taking the family to Disney for a week in July!

[CRA]

what is a tax refund?

[Davidson Deac II]

what is a tax refund?

Something that poor people with kids get, and then blow it all on drugs and rims for their car or truck. ;)

[Davidson Deac II]

Looks like you are filing just right.

Pretty close to right, although this year I only got it that low because my wife donated a lot of items to goodwill about a month before tax season. She did it to clear out space in the house, but it still helped. Otherwise, it was going to be upwards of 800 federal.

I probably need to increase my withholding slightly this year.

[Doyle]

-4 $

[Mvp2014]

I got $4000 coming and I check my mailbox errryday

[g5jamz]

$7,700

What's your AGI

[Jeff L]

Owe the Feds $46 and got $12 back from the state. I will make money off my money and not let the government do it thank you! :)

[MadHatter]

Owe about $15,000.

Smartest way to have your witholdings.

Withold as little as possible and not trigger penalties. Have the additional amount direct deposited into a savings account. Earn interest all year. Pay taxes at the end of the year from the separate account.

As long as you are diligent and don't spend the extra cash (reason for separate account), you not only do not give the gov't an interest free loan, you actually earn interest on their money.

[Chimera]

Something that poor people with kids get, and then blow it all on drugs and rims for their car or truck. ;)

You forgot lottery tickets, child support tittie bars.

[Chimera]

Owe about $15,000.

Smartest way to have your witholdings.

Withold as little as possible and not trigger penalties. Have the additional amount direct deposited into a savings account. Earn interest all year. Pay taxes at the end of the year from the separate account.

As long as you are diligent and don't spend the extra cash (reason for separate account), you not only do not give the gov't an interest free loan, you actually earn interest on their money.

Wouldn't be a bad idea if we still earned 2006 interest rates. Current rates lose money due to inflation, but you'd still be losing by giving the government an interest free loan. Pick your poison.