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stopdiggin

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7. those are NOT large numbers

Reply to TreasonousBastard (Reply #5)

Thu Jul 23, 2020, 12:05 AM

Jul 2020

for a two income household. And chances are the only reason they owed anything at all (after normal withholding), is because of second jobs.

(On the other hand -- failure to file ???? Now that indicates something either deeply dysfunctional -- or extremely dumb.)

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Fired Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin, wife charged with tax crimes [View all] dflprincess Jul 2020 OP

I'm glad she's gonna get what's coming to her too, and not getting away with her RockRaven Jul 2020 #1

I'm surprised that's all they owe on $460+K in that period. But, make em pay. Hoyt Jul 2020 #2

When you claim Florida as your Wellstone ruled Jul 2020 #3

$21,853 taxes owed on $464,433 in joint income -- that's only a 4.7% effective marginal rate progree Jul 2020 #4

Yeah but that's a gross number, not necessarily taxable income after deductions and exemptions... TreasonousBastard Jul 2020 #5

True -- I read somewhere else that they have big mortgages progree Jul 2020 #6

those are NOT large numbers stopdiggin Jul 2020 #7