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Tax time is here "what are you getting back?"

Gibs

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4500 ish still waiting on the wifes W2

500 to Ex
650 for trailer rental to haul classic to east coast for storage
1100 to send 07 GT to Hawaii
1000 for gas and hotels on leave to east coast
200 Master Bolt kit for classic
100 new brake lines for classic

Total 3550.....

Savings 950
 

02gt

Well-Known Member
this is my first year in my new house and i have been told that the interest that i paid this year on my house is deductible, im not sure if it's up to a certian limit or the whole amount which is what i have been told....which the interest by it's is about 10,800 (im expecting another 2K on top of that)....home owners help me out here!!!!!!!
 

BadBullitt

Old Guys Rule!
this is my first year in my new house and i have been told that the interest that i paid this year on my house is deductible, im not sure if it's up to a certian limit or the whole amount which is what i have been told....which the interest by it's is about 10,800 (im expecting another 2K on top of that)....home owners help me out here!!!!!!!

All of your interest is tax deductible.
 

sdsubzero4

Spring Valley, CA
this is my first year in my new house and i have been told that the interest that i paid this year on my house is deductible, im not sure if it's up to a certian limit or the whole amount which is what i have been told....which the interest by it's is about 10,800 (im expecting another 2K on top of that)....home owners help me out here!!!!!!!

You will get a huge return. The whole amount of your interest and property tax is deductible.
 

sdsubzero4

Spring Valley, CA
I think he meant what he can deduct and not what he gets back. Interest + property tax, $15k sounds about right.
 

Shane361

Well-Known Member
I think he meant what he can deduct and not what he gets back. Interest + property tax, $15k sounds about right.

15 grand in interest? I only paid like 350 in taxes last year for my house. Is it a 50% interest rate?? Atleast thats what they sent me. -Shane
 

Tommy

New Member
No, no, no.....


Example:


income earned +$70k
Interest paid -$10k
Property tx paid -$5k
---------------------

you're taxed on $55k

Whatever is "deductible" is exactly that....deducted from your taxable income and taxed on the balance.
 

Shane361

Well-Known Member
No, no, no.....


Example:


income earned +$70k
Interest paid -$10k
Property tx paid -$5k
---------------------

you're taxed on $55k

Whatever is "deductible" is exactly that....deducted from your taxable income and taxed on the balance.


Must have done mine wrong....no idea. I wonder if I could get more back since my house has not rented in over a year...
 

Xodus989

Well-Known Member
According to the H&R Block calculator, 824... That sounds like a lot? Idk. I've never filed before.

I've made 15,512.84 and had 1040.41 federal withheld. Single, no deductions.

Edit: aha, according to turbo tax online free. I owe 16 bucks to federal and get 5 from cali... So who knows :p I'm having a tax guy do mine.
 

02gt

Well-Known Member
i paid this year 10800 in interest and 2900 in property taxes....maybe another 1000 in back taxes....
 

beejay31000

BULLWINKLE
im getting $7851, and another 8k when i purchase my house. i have til jan 11 since i was deployed all year too. sweet huh
 
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