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01-15-2009, 05:15 PM

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DreaMer

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Re: tax returns

it prolly wont be a full 2", just some H&R sports, more like 1.5.

01-15-2009, 05:24 PM

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Darkelvis

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Re: tax returns

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Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr

Move to the mountains of NC with shitty roads and live in my (i use the term loosely) road. Suddenly you realize what shocks REALLY do for your car.

I live in an area where it is 105 in the summer and -40 in the winter, our roads are nothing but potholes. I know what shocks REALLY do for the car. The wife's CRX has agx's and skank2 coilovers and it rides like absolute ----, but it was a "cheap" suspension setup for back when she still raced, and for what we needed it for I feel it was a pretty good bang for the buck. Daily driven though I hate the ------- thing.

01-15-2009, 05:24 PM

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Re: tax returns

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Originally Posted by DreaMer

it prolly wont be a full 2", just some H&R sports, more like 1.5.

I like the way the h&r's ride on my crx

01-15-2009, 05:28 PM

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86 fiero

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Re: tax returns

Carnival is a floating trailier park.

I went on a RC as well, Outside cabin..good times. All the included stuff is great. Booze can be pricey as can extra activities. I think I paid someone around $3000 for myself and GF at the time. Plus another $1000 or so for shinanegans.

I ended up Fingering some 45 yr old on the dance floor who was there with her husband trying to fix her marriage (haah)

money well spent.

01-15-2009, 05:39 PM

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ryan89crx

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Re: tax returns

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Originally Posted by ghettoturbo

if i read it right, that "credit" is really just a loan, although at zero percent so it might not be a bad idea

ya its a loan, and iirc you have 10 years to pay it back. not bad with the 0% interest. ill be getting one this year as well

01-15-2009, 05:40 PM

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Darkelvis

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Re: tax returns

fill me in on the new homeowner credit.

01-15-2009, 06:57 PM

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CspecRun

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Re: tax returns

WHATEVER I get will be ------' great. Makin' good money and being single with no child to claim meant PAYING in the past. This is my second year being married and having a child, and I made $38k this past year. I think last year I got back $2500 fed and a G from tha state, and I had made several thousand less. I'm just gonna take care of some bills and try to keep some money put up for a rainy day...

01-15-2009, 07:03 PM

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raiden571

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Re: tax returns

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Originally Posted by notfastcrx

well i just finished up my taxes tonight and i'm getting about $1000 back. i'm thinking of either getting a new tv/surround system or putting together a turbo kit

what are you guys planning on doing with your tax returns?

01-15-2009, 09:17 PM

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Hitchhikkr

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Re: tax returns

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Originally Posted by Darkelvis

fill me in on the new homeowner credit.

Zero interest loan from the gov for up to $7500 depending on your house. Paid back in $500 increments over the course of the next few years, deducted from your return. If you bought a house from april of 2008 til june (i think?) of 2009 you are eligible.

In short, id rather owe the gov a zero percent interest loan than a credit card company, bank, etc. a loan with interest i have to pay every month.
Not a bad deal overall, if you can offset some debt, or need the money.

Ill have a bit leftover, I think the Porsche needs an Aem....

01-16-2009, 12:25 AM

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d16forlife

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Re: tax returns

My wife an I make about $130k +/-. So with no writeoffs this year, since we dont own a home yet, and only a baby tax we will most likely help fund your vacations and projects.