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Finishing the system I started, 2 DC level 5 15's. The rest goes to the wife and kids. I tend to get a good amount back every year and buy one big item for myself. The rest they do whatever they want with. Normally bills or new house items.

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For those of you who dont get money back or anything get a good accountant. Ours is ridiculous. Its worth the 250 when the return is plus 2500 etc. Last yr we used it for my shed and new laminate floors. This year it might be a new deck. Haven't decided yet.

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For those of you who dont get money back or anything get a good accountant. Ours is ridiculous. Its worth the 250 when the return is plus 2500 etc. Last yr we used it for my shed and new laminate floors. This year it might be a new deck. Haven't decided yet.

Yep. Stop using HR Block or trying to do it yourself. Get a private accountant and it'll do wonders for you.

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If I had enough stuff to itemize I would go that route. But typically I only gain just enough to offset the extra cost of the fees.

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But my wife went to school all year and only worked part time. So that should help. Although it sucks that bush era tax credits are gone. They took a nice bite out of my amount "taxable" responsibility.

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Thats what you think lol. Remember accountants do stuff like that everybday. H and r block are people who do iy for extra money. I used to do my own taxes and did okm nothing changed and we took it ro an accountant and he squeezed out another 2500 bucks somehow

THERE IS NO BUILD LOG!

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It's fucking true, especially if you have a spouse in school, get your ass an accountant. The year I graduated, my wife was in school as well but for longer in the year. I think combined we paid 11k in taxes and got about $8700 of it back.

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Well maybe I should talk to an accountant then. I do have a home schooled kid too. Probably should have kept better records of school supplies for him. I don't really think about tax time when I am shopping.

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Going to have some engine work done to my car get it running better than it is now, pay school loans & buy my plane ticket to Cali :nuts:

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It has been my experience when itemizing that it's worth paying someone to do it. Tge deduct shit I would have never thought, they know of tax cradits you might not be aware of. Shit I won't go into exact detail, but the year we bought our house we ended up getting back over $10K

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