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I'm with Craig on this one. Just bought my first house in 2008 and didn't change any deductions. Hence refund>$10k. Opportunity cost wasn't really that high though, interest rates were piss this past year and if I put it in the market I would have been screwed so it actually worked out pretty well. Definitely changing deductions though.
What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof. – Christopher Hitchens
So...I gots a questions. I worked for a whopping 5 days in 2008 in Hawaii. We filed that in our taxes (which we already sent off, got our return- thankfully, since J was laid off last month). TX doesn't have a state income tax. I made a whole $180 while I was working in Hawaii and owe the state $5.75, I think.
J says not to worry about sending in my $5.75 since I didn't make over a certain amount while working there. I know that rule applies for federal taxes, but does it apply for state income tax as well? I know it's less than $6, but I really don't want the IRS to come beating down my door and hauling me away over this. Hey- stranger things have happened!
So...I gots a questions. I worked for a whopping 5 days in 2008 in Hawaii. We filed that in our taxes (which we already sent off, got our return- thankfully, since J was laid off last month). TX doesn't have a state income tax. I made a whole $180 while I was working in Hawaii and owe the state $5.75, I think.
And this is with the State of Hawaii N-13 tax form? Also the real question is during the time in Hawaii did you claim residence in Hawaii or was that in Texas?
Where did you get the $5.75 value from? Did you get a W-2 from your time working in Hawaii?
That would be RAD if the irs beat down your door and then deported you back here to settle your $6 debt!!!!
Yeah, somehow I don't think they're gonna take me back to Hawaii, unfortunately. Otherwise, I'd send them taunting letters.
Yes, I got W2 from my employer and we entered the info into Turbo Tax, which is where we got the numbers from. I don't remember the exact numbers, which is why they may seem off, but I know I made some stupid amount of $$ and I owe $5 and change.
And no, I never claimed Hawaii citizenship. My husband's company rented our house in their name. We still have our house here that we own and kept our TX DL's.
ETA: As I'm writing this, J just informed me that he went ahead and sent in the $6 like weeks ago. So I'm not on the wanted list anymore! Yay!
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