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  • wyn1370
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    • Feb 2001
    • 3821

    #1

    tax refund

    anybody get theirs back yet
    if so how long did it take from the time you filed??

    I was hoping mine was going to be deposited today, but no such luck
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  • lord1234
    College Boy Spydarm
    • Apr 2003
    • 1558

    #2
    i shoudl be getting 900ish back...i am pleased.
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    • mobius
      Tinkerer extraordinaire
      • Jan 2003
      • 548

      #3
      Mine is supposed to come in today. I filed electronically, and set up direct deposit. I got my state refund yesterday. I filed on 1/25/05.

      I'm getting about $1300 back, between federal and state, so I'm pretty thrilled!
      My feedback is available here.

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      • TheTramp
        Registered User
        • Jan 2001
        • 4019

        #4
        $2,194.00 came in today baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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        • wyn1370
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          • Feb 2001
          • 3821

          #5
          my return got accepted on the 26th, maybe next friday
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          • Hexis
            Green Mag Freak
            • Sep 2001
            • 2427

            #6
            You gys do realize that when you get a big return you have in fact given the government a zero interest loan for the year? If you setup your witholdings correctly you should get (or pay) as little as possible. If you like the big check setup a vacation club account at your bank. At least you will get interest and have access to the funds if something comes up.

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            • TheTramp
              Registered User
              • Jan 2001
              • 4019

              #7
              But for those of us who couldn't save if our life depended on it it is sweet.

              Of course I got a lot back due to paying tuition so that doesn't effect what comes out of my pay check.
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              • bornl33t
                hello lamewads
                • Oct 2000
                • 4463

                #8
                Originally posted by Hexis
                You gys do realize that when you get a big return you have in fact given the government a zero interest loan for the year? If you setup your witholdings correctly you should get (or pay) as little as possible. If you like the big check setup a vacation club account at your bank. At least you will get interest and have access to the funds if something comes up.
                That's half true....since it acumulates over time. I guess you gotta ask yourself, would you like 19$ a week or 1000$ at the end of the year? 19$ won't buy you a TV and unless you're a lucky guy like me that can get a savings account with a 6% APR you're intest will be minimal.
                I'm not saying it's wrong, but for all the work it's easier to just loan the goverment a little money.

                I'm donating my entire return to VISA. And I'm dept free! NO more payments on the CC's, truck, braces, ANYTHING, it's all savings.

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                • dahvaio
                  Registered User
                  • Dec 2004
                  • 111

                  #9
                  bornl33t, you can get a savings account with a 6% APR? That is great... How can I get some of that....

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                  • Crighton
                    Registered User
                    • Apr 2003
                    • 535

                    #10
                    3k back already and spent already.

                    Well my wife was happy anyway, I used it to pay off her forester.

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                    • rkjunior303
                      I need this more than you
                      • May 2003
                      • 4029

                      #11
                      I tend to get about $3-5k back after I do my all my returns.. Gotta love filing 1099s for expenses I have my appt with my accountant on Monday to get mine done.

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                      • Hexis
                        Green Mag Freak
                        • Sep 2001
                        • 2427

                        #12
                        bornl33t it's more than half true, it's completly true. Even if interest is not the issue, access to funds can be. If you are using the IRS as a savings account you have no access to the funds in case of an emergency. If you are using a traditional bank, you do have full access to them. It simply comes down to "learn to save". Don't let the government do it for you.

                        But go ahead and do whatever you want to, I'm just trying to inform not condem.

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                        • bornl33t
                          hello lamewads
                          • Oct 2000
                          • 4463

                          #13
                          ditto

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                          • Halliday
                            Level 10
                            • Oct 2000
                            • 1655

                            #14
                            I understand that you want your refund to be as small as possible. Who wants to give the govt a zero-interest loan?

                            I e-filed about 1 hr ago. Should have about $1400 total coming back


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                            • wyn1370
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                              • Feb 2001
                              • 3821

                              #15
                              ok ignoring the people who want to preach to an accountant about the evils of a refund, I just wanted to get an idea of how long the feds are taking this year to deposit refunds
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