sakinago
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This thread is a good example of how to massage stats for human parrots to regurgitate. Your refund with the new tax bill, is dependent on tax policies of your state. Some states have harsh taxes. States like NY. A tax refund is the government REFUNDING money that they already took in taxes. Shouldn’t the blame fall on the states taxing the bejeezus out of their citizens? Especially considering states like Texas are kicking ass without a state tax. Also consider that there’s probably plenty of citizens out there reaping more benefits of tax cuts than that lost in the money returned in their refund that’s minimal. And let’s not forget about all the citizens in states reaping the benefits of the tax cut where they aren’t getting the bejeezus taxed out of them.The feces has hit the fan at tax refund time as low and middle-class Americans are finding that Trump has his hand in their pocket and has stolen money from their refunds.
The wealthy are still doing just fine. The lies about the Trump tax cuts is now exposed that the low and middle class are financing the tax cuts for the wealthy people and corporations.
Donald Trump won't be able to spin his way out of the tax cut lie.
Average Tax Refunds Down 8.4 Percent As Angry Taxpayers Vent On Twitter | HuffPost
Average Tax Refunds Down 8.4 Percent As Angry Taxpayers Vent On Twitter
Many workers who had always gotten a refund find out they now owe the IRS.
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By Mary Papenfuss
Average tax refunds were down last week 8.4 percent for the first week of the tax season over the same time last year, according to the Internal Revenue Service. Dipping refunds are inflaming a growing army of taxpayers stunned by the consequences of the Trump administration’s tax law — and the effects of the partial government shutdown.
The average refund check paid out so far has been $1,865, down from $2,035 at the same point in 2018, according to IRS data. Low-income taxpayers often file early to pocket the money as soon as possible. Many taxpayers count on the refunds to make important payments, or spend the money on things like home repairs, a vacation or a car.
The IRS had estimated it would issue about 2.3 percent fewer refunds this year as a result of the changes in the federal tax law, according to Bloomberg. MSNBC reports that 30 million Americans will owe the IRS money this year — 3 million more than before Trump’s tax law.
“There are going to be a lot of unhappy people over the next month,” Edward Karl of the American Institute of CPAs told Politico. “Taxpayers want a large refund.” Some 71 percent of taxpayers received refunds last year worth about $3,000 on average, according to Karl.
Scads of taxpayers are complaining on Twitter that they have always received a refund — but now owe the IRS instead. ...
A lot more variables here than just orange man bad.