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Say if I was to fuck off right now with£ 2000in my bank

  1. #21
    Instigator Space Nigga
    Originally posted by Kafka Or he could invest in himself and put it toward tuition fees.

    Fuck that
  2. #22
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson $0

    I've been completely debt free for years.

    then why are you paying taxes every year ?
  3. #23
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny then why are you paying taxes every year ?

    Non sequitur.

    I pay taxes as I go, no tax debt. In fact I pay MORE than I should...hence why I get a nice refund every year.

    I'm always ahead of the game.
  4. #24
    Bradley Black Hole
    I think you should buy 100$ in scratch offs and 900$ in drugs
  5. #25
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Non sequitur.

    I pay taxes as I go, no tax debt. In fact I pay MORE than I should…hence why I get a nice refund every year.

    I'm always ahead of the game.



    english perspective.

    the only reason you are required to pay taxes is because the government says you owe it.

    ie, because your indebted to it. and you pay off your debts in installment,
  6. #26
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny

    english perspective.

    the only reason you are required to pay taxes is because the government says you owe it.

    ie, because your indebted to it. and you pay off your debts in installment,

    Well no, again I pay as I go. Here in the US you don't have to pay any income taxes until you file on April 15th...then you'd owe it..however as mentioned I pay ABOVE AND BEYOND taxes as I go so am paying AHEAD...I never OWE taxes...the IRS always OWE me.

    It's really very simple to understand even for you.
  7. #27
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Well no, again I pay as I go. Here in the US you don't have to pay any income taxes until you file on April 15th…then you'd owe it..however as mentioned I pay ABOVE AND BEYOND taxes as I go so am paying AHEAD…I never OWE taxes…the IRS always OWE me.

    It's really very simple to understand even for you.



    thats like saying you dont owe your credit card company the money you spend until the end/begining of the month.
  8. #28
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny

    thats like saying you dont owe your credit card company the money you spend until the end/begining of the month.



    Well no it's not...because you borrowed money from them the moment you used it so you most definitely do OWE them. Of course if you have a credit on your credit card...of $100 and you spend $90 using your credit card...they still owe YOU $10.



    Don't you know how the world works vinny?



    You don't borrow money from the IRS...
  9. #29
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson

    Well no it's not…because you borrowed money from them the moment you used it so you most definitely do OWE them. Of course if you have a credit on your credit card…of $100 and you spend $90 using your credit card…they still owe YOU $10.



    Don't you know how the world works vinny?



    You don't borrow money from the IRS…



    build your own freeways and bridges.
  10. #30
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny

    build your own freeways and bridges.

    Um again, non sequitur...I pay AHEAD...they have my money before it's due or requested...which part are you not understanding?

    You can take an 89IQer to water but you can't make him bath in it.

  11. #31
    Bradley Black Hole
    ya vinny this is a pretty simple american concept in my country

    the IRS gets 20% or something of your income, soswhen anyone makes any money they do like 25% and then they get a kickback of a large amount on the extra they've paid in after all breaks and reductions are applied for that season/quarter and the resulting return is the difference.

    The taxes owed are from the time of income payment, just payable April 15th
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