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16. Ours was $89. Tbs, our income was up about $60k as H started collecting his SS and mine went up to half of his.

Wed Apr 8, 2026, 06:29 PM

3 hrs ago

But, according to H, we paid a lot more taxes this year than last.

We got a tad more back from the state.

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Well, my tax refund is $1,000 more than last year... [View all] Septua 11 hrs ago OP

You should take it to a food bank TheProle 11 hrs ago #1

I plan to do that... Septua 11 hrs ago #7

This year Rebl2 11 hrs ago #3

I fully understand your position. Septua 11 hrs ago #8

Well I Rebl2 5 hrs ago #14

Didn't change anything for me. I still owed. EdmondDantes_ 11 hrs ago #4

If you're 65 or older it probably due.. surfered 11 hrs ago #5

It is. Septua 11 hrs ago #9

Stop loaning your government money Johnny2X2X 11 hrs ago #6

I leave it as is... Septua 11 hrs ago #10

I leave myself a little buffer Johnny2X2X 11 hrs ago #12

You overpaid on your withholding so fortunately, none. BannonsLiver 11 hrs ago #11

My modus operandi gladium et scutum 9 hrs ago #13

Ours was about $1,000 more too Omaha Steve 4 hrs ago #15

My wife and I are on a fixed retirement income PCB66 3 hrs ago #17