:: looking at tax return ::
is it actually *Possible* to have a negative number on your tax return?
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3 comments:
Uh, I don't think so? That reminds me that I need to file too. Phooey!
it is possible indeed. In France, after the first time you've paid, everything is paid in advance, so if they realize you've made less than estimated then they owe you some money back (but only if the difference - what they owe - is higher than what you still really owe). It happens to people who lose their jobs and don't call the IRS to state they need a change in payments.
yes dear it means you owe the U S of A money. happens lots.
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