EPTOfficial 'what is Dota anymore' discussion - Page 1555
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andyrau
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eieio
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On May 01 2015 03:33 Unleashing wrote: I think valve is bringing back item drop boosts for their own compendium. It sold too many compendiums not to i think yeah I think there is a good chance of this can't wait to hear about volvo cashgrab etc | ||
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
also wheres our TI invites volvo pls On May 01 2015 03:33 eieio wrote: yeah I think there is a good chance of this can't wait to hear about volvo cashgrab etc can't wait to mortgage my house for hats haha jk i dont own a house | ||
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Plansix
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eieio
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Otherwise I'd assume it's next week because deploying on fridays is madness | ||
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Sn0_Man
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Plansix
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l3loodraven
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goddamn plebs | ||
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Sn0_Man
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Plansix
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andyrau
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eieio
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fun to get a tax return and have an excuse to buy something silly tho | ||
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SpiritoftheTunA
United States20903 Posts
On May 01 2015 03:42 Sn0_Man wrote: I changed positions within my employer and they managed to fuck up the auto-tax skim enough that I didn't get a return, had to pay like $25 all told QQ doesn't not getting a return mean that you just didn't overpay taxes that year? having it liquid for that period seems theoretically better than effectively loaning it to the gubmint at no interest | ||
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l3loodraven
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
but u know getting free money always feels nice and I don't feel the loss off my paycheck. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On May 01 2015 03:50 SpiritoftheTunA wrote: doesn't not getting a return mean that you just didn't overpay taxes that year? having it liquid for that period seems theoretically better than effectively loaning it to the gubmint at no interest The problem is that if you under pay they nail you at a random time of the year for a huge amount. And its not a bill you can put off. Its better to over pay and just be sure, especially when you are dealing with more things than just your weekly income. | ||
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andyrau
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On May 01 2015 03:49 eieio wrote: my tax returns have been pretty siq the past 2 years because apparently signing/yearly bonuses are taxed as though that'll be your monthly salary for the year (which is dumb) meaning that I end up way overpaying in taxes. fun to get a tax return and have an excuse to buy something silly tho if it's on your w-2 or part of your regular pay stub then it's billed as part of salary, so it goes to 1040. this way your bonus gets dinged for social security and medicaid and whatever other fees uncle sam wants to withhold you for. if it's not, then it counts as supplemental income then i beleive it goes on schedule k of the 1040 which is billed differently; think it's better this way as it's billed as a 25% of said income flat under $1 million | ||
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eieio
United States14512 Posts
On May 01 2015 03:55 andyrau wrote: if it's on your w-2 or part of your regular pay stub then it's billed as part of salary, so it goes to 1040. this way your bonus gets dinged for social security and medicaid and whatever other fees uncle sam wants to withhold you for. if it's not, then it counts as supplemental income then i beleive it goes on schedule k of the 1040 which is billed differently; think it's better this way as it's billed as a 25% of said income flat under $1 million it's been part of my regular pay stub historically D: hopefully that'll change with new job tho good to know, thanks andy | ||
BluemoonSC
SoCal8933 Posts
On May 01 2015 03:22 teddyoojo wrote: my alt is only lvl9 THIS IS SO IMPOSSIBLE just recruit more people. i'll be playing tonight! | ||
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andyrau
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On May 01 2015 03:56 eieio wrote: it's been part of my regular pay stub historically D: hopefully that'll change with new job tho good to know, thanks andy well it depends on your employer and how their payroll works, some of them count it as one lumpsum payment for salary that month and others calculate it as a separate payment and withholding 25% from the hundreds of tax returns that i've seen, i'd say over 90% do the former rather than the latter. kinda makes sense to me cause the more they withhold from you the higher the amount of liquidity they have. the thought process is that the employee should be able to get some of that withholding back from the government anyways. taxes are fucking boring idk how cpas live with themselves | ||
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