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Taxes 2010
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February 22nd, 2010Income, tax-deduction, tax-freeLast year I made a big fat mistake by paying $310 for my tax preparation. This year I did my taxes using H&R Block’s free tax prep software for my federal and then paid $10.55 for DC and home state. It wasn’t worth it to pay $10.55 each for the home state one but it did save me a whole lot of time so I forked over the money. It feels so good to be done.
Federal $6,834
DC: $921
Home State: $24
Cost: -$21.10
Total = $7,757.90
Tags: 2010, DC Taxes, Federal Taxes, Income Tax, Refund, Taxes, Taxes 2010
11 responses to “Taxes 2010” 
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I usually like to do my tax return early, but this year I decided to wait for the tax software packages to get all of their updates out.
That’s a nice return you’ll be getting back
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Holy Cow! $6,834 + $921 = $7,755
Any plans for the refund(s)?
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I really need to do my taxes already. I should be getting money back too so I don’t know what’s holding me up (probably sheer laziness). I’d also be interested to hear about what you’re planning on doing with all that moolah!
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I still have to do my taxes! All of you bloggers who are already done make me feel like such a slacker!
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Nice! I’m jealous that you are in school and milking that Lifetime Learning Credit!!! Unless your Fed Refund is big because of lying… then in that case, I’m not jeal at all.
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I’m so bad. I have not done my taxes yet. DH has all his paperwork waiting to file with our accountant. But I happen to be holding this process up.
That’s some nice BIG chunk change you’re able to get back this year. What are you going to do with all that money?
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Wow! Good for you.
I think I’m going to try to crank my taxes out with a pencil and Schedule C form. I earned $290 over the threshold to declare for self-employed income for federal and state taxes, but kind of hate to get a Turbo Tax upgrade since that would be a pretty large percentage of my earnings, sigh.
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@Don
Yes, it is a very nice return I am expecting. I haven’t gotten it yet so I am gonna wait and hope everything goes through.@Dave and #MoneyHoneySF
The refund is going to go to my money market. It will come handy in the days of unemployment ahead.@MeinMillions
I imagine PF bloggers tend to jump the gun a little. I am so glad to be done with it so I don’t have to worry about my taxes.@InvestingNewbie
It’s not the Lifetime Learning Credit rather the American Opportunity Credit under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). It expands the Hope Credit. -
That’s a huge refund, and sounds like you have a good home waiting for it. I have not done our taxes yet… I may file an extension again this year if time keeps flying by so fast as it has been.
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Oh my goodness.
Is that a $7k refund?
Go Jane go!
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@Mike & @MrsAccountability
I got my federal refund and right now its in my money market.
Don@Moneyreasons February 22nd, 2010 at 23:11