Tax Refunds to be late

by tnbulldog Fri Feb 24, 2012 6:42 am

That's what we have been waiting on. Could it be that refunds are going to be late so that the RV could be funded? Or maybe the IRS just doesn't have the money and they are holding off so that the RV can occur and we Dinrians can cash in and pay our taxes so that everybody can get their refunds. Man it's been right here in front of us the whole time and we just didn't see it. WAIT!!!!! Gotta quit typing black suv/s out front, guess I should not have mentioned a three letter agency. See ya on the flip side

by jbish422 Fri Feb 24, 2012 7:20 am

I did my taxes and was in the bank in about two weeks total

by Guest Fri Feb 24, 2012 7:28 am

Good God, help us as we weave our way through the mess "demon"aracy has created! To all usurpers of individual rights, may God have mercy on your soles. Amen

by **bigdaddytim** Fri Feb 24, 2012 8:48 am

RV, RI, RD, M-O-U-S-E.....it doesn't have any bearing on your income tax refund. Remember people, OUR government is operating under a "fiat currency". If there were a shortage, they would simply print more money. Since most of it is electronic anyway, paper is irrelevant. Granted, 80% approximately of all taxes filed that result in a refund are only a small portion of the actual taxes paid, there could be a "time shortage" with manpower in the IRS resulting in a longer time waiting for the check. But, not money. Heck, I read last year that 70% of all income tax refunds are done through "refund anticipation loans" anyway.

rv holding up the income tax refund.....mrff mfmff hmmmf ffmff hhmmffm!!!

by 1alaskan Fri Feb 24, 2012 1:22 pm

BDTim, is correct,

We ned to focus on Iraq, not DC. yes DC will have some input, some knowledge of a RV, but the FINAL say will be from the Boys in Baghdad, namely Dr. Shabibi, So when he talks, listen, the other stuff is just that, other stuff.

by tnbulldog Fri Feb 24, 2012 1:47 pm

Refund anticipation loans get paid how ? With refunds. Also notice the tounge in cheek in my post. I just got it out there before the "Intel" did.
chillout

bigdaddytim wrote:RV, RI, RD, M-O-U-S-E.....it doesn't have any bearing on your income tax refund. Remember people, OUR government is operating under a "fiat currency". If there were a shortage, they would simply print more money. Since most of it is electronic anyway, paper is irrelevant. Granted, 80% approximately of all taxes filed that result in a refund are only a small portion of the actual taxes paid, there could be a "time shortage" with manpower in the IRS resulting in a longer time waiting for the check. But, not money. Heck, I read last year that 70% of all income tax refunds are done through "refund anticipation loans" anyway.

rv holding up the income tax refund.....mrff mfmff hmmmf ffmff hhmmffm!!!

by **bigdaddytim** Fri Feb 24, 2012 7:25 pm

tnbulldog wrote:Refund anticipation loans get paid how ? With refunds. Also notice the tounge in cheek in my post. I just got it out there before the "Intel" did.
:chillout

bigdaddytim wrote:RV, RI, RD, M-O-U-S-E.....it doesn't have any bearing on your income tax refund. Remember people, OUR government is operating under a "fiat currency". If there were a shortage, they would simply print more money. Since most of it is electronic anyway, paper is irrelevant. Granted, 80% approximately of all taxes filed that result in a refund are only a small portion of the actual taxes paid, there could be a "time shortage" with manpower in the IRS resulting in a longer time waiting for the check. But, not money. Heck, I read last year that 70% of all income tax refunds are done through "refund anticipation loans" anyway.

rv holding up the income tax refund.....mrff mfmff hmmmf ffmff hhmmffm!!!

tn, I am cool with a little tongue in cheek. But, one point of order: Refund anticipation loans are paid to the financier by refunds. But the actual loan in a VERY HIGH INTEREST loan that is fronted from a private financial source. They are the ones that are reimbursed with the actual IRS refund.

by fang2 Fri Feb 24, 2012 7:47 pm

The same thing happened last year. I wont look for to mean anything. But maybe it will rv for another reason. come on RV!!!!

by tnbulldog Fri Feb 24, 2012 8:30 pm

I fully understand how anticipation loan work and who is paid back and what the interest is.

bigdaddytim wrote:
tnbulldog wrote:Refund anticipation loans get paid how ? With refunds. Also notice the tounge in cheek in my post. I just got it out there before the "Intel" did.
:chillout

bigdaddytim wrote:RV, RI, RD, M-O-U-S-E.....it doesn't have any bearing on your income tax refund. Remember people, OUR government is operating under a "fiat currency". If there were a shortage, they would simply print more money. Since most of it is electronic anyway, paper is irrelevant. Granted, 80% approximately of all taxes filed that result in a refund are only a small portion of the actual taxes paid, there could be a "time shortage" with manpower in the IRS resulting in a longer time waiting for the check. But, not money. Heck, I read last year that 70% of all income tax refunds are done through "refund anticipation loans" anyway.

rv holding up the income tax refund.....mrff mfmff hmmmf ffmff hhmmffm!!!

tn, I am cool with a little tongue in cheek. But, one point of order: Refund anticipation loans are paid to the financier by refunds. But the actual loan in a VERY HIGH INTEREST loan that is fronted from a private financial source. They are the ones that are reimbursed with the actual IRS refund.

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