Originally posted by kork13
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Steve
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Originally posted by disneysteve View Post
I always start on mine as soon as the year ends. Once January 1 is here, I've got most of the info I need - donations, check and credit card transactions, medical bills, online sales, etc. At that point, all I'm waiting for is my W-2 and the 1099s.
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Originally posted by kork13 View PostI checked again today, my Vanguard 1099 actually dropped overnight. Off to the races!
ETA: Nope. Not yet. It has said 2/17 all along so should be there tomorrow.Steve
* Despite the high cost of living, it remains very popular.
* Why should I pay for my daughter's education when she already knows everything?
* There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going.
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Originally posted by jenn_jenn View PostI finally had the courage to start our taxes. Unexpectedly, we owe somewhere around $20k.
Almost all of our income is regular W2. We both claim S0 and I had an additional federal tax withholdings in Q4.
It’s expected and we have the money set aside for it but yuck.
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Originally posted by rennigade View Post
Won't you be penalized for owing so much?
I will need to talk to an accountant for our 2023 taxes though. Our income this year should be comparable (maybe a little bit less) and I won’t be able to fall back on the safe harbor safety net so I need to make sure that we are making the appropriate extra payments.
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Our Vanguard 1099 came out yesterday as promised and I sent it straight to our accountant. He said based on his first run through, we should come out okay. I had forgotten that he had us pay estimates back in January 2022 so we may actually not owe anything or even get a refund. I should know sometime this week.Steve
* Despite the high cost of living, it remains very popular.
* Why should I pay for my daughter's education when she already knows everything?
* There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going.
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I keep a running tab on taxes through out the year. I also ordered tax software before 12/31/2022 so that I could do a quick run through before it was too late to do anything about it. We are getting a larger refund than I estimated for this year for 3 reasons:
1. VA increased the exempted amount for DH's pension.
2. VA changed their tax law and increased the standard deduction amount.
3. A goof up that I made on my spread sheet.
I learned about #1 from DH a few weeks before year end. I learned about #2 when I did the run through using the tax software (I guess I should watch the news more).
#3. I keep a running total of IRA distributions/conversions on a spread sheet. However, DH also did a direct transfer of assets from a tIRA to another tIRA. (I just added the transfer in to the taxable total on my spread sheet and increased withholding accordingly.) When I was doing taxes for real I realized my mistake and that increased the refund of both the state and federal.
I am glad to say that I finished our 2022 taxes.
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i checked yesterday - both our state and federal returns are marked as received. refunds to be processed in about 3 weeks.“Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.”
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Originally posted by myrdale View Post2019 & Before, filed S0, received about $2,500 per year.
2020 filed S1, owed $1,200.
2021 filed S1 and withheld $100 extra per month, received $200.
2022 switched from traditional 401K to Roth 401K.......
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