I had our taxes done yesterday. I don't have the final numbers yet but I do know we will be getting money back. I generally try to avoid this, but for 2008, the stock market performance (or lack thereof) contributed to the refund. Normally, capital gains taxes on non-retirement investment returns suck up quite a bit of money. Since capital gains were practically non-existent this year, there wasn't much in the way of tax to be paid. I guess that is one silver lining to the lousy market conditions.
I'll be using the refund toward our 2009 Roth contributions. We've already put in $2,150. The refund will put us one step closer to the $10,000 max.
I'll be using the refund toward our 2009 Roth contributions. We've already put in $2,150. The refund will put us one step closer to the $10,000 max.
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