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February 02, 2004

In The Money

There's something to be said for being laid off, quickly finding a new job, having a child, and being on the receiving end of President Bush's tax cuts (you know, the ones that only benefit the wealthiest Americans - nevermind that I'm not one of them). Went out and bought my copy of TurboTax, imported my W-2s and mortgage information through the magic of the internet, plugged in some investment income info, charitable contributions, and the like, and - voila! - my refund turns out to be a big ol' chunk of change.

I realize, of course, that what this comes down to is that I gave Uncle Sam a hefty (by my account, anyway) loan for the year, and I'm getting it all back sans interest. Partially true, except for the unplanned life changes which proved beneficial for my tax status.

Regardless, it's money money money money money which will make my credit card company happy, the wife happy when she gets her piano, and me happy when the deck is added to the house.

Thanks, Easter Bunny President Bush!

Posted by Andy at 09:23 AM





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