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TheFarseer

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5. Morgan Stanley may still be right

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Sat Feb 9, 2019, 08:56 AM

Feb 2019

When Warren Buffet walks into the room, the average wealth of the people in that room goes up a thousand percent and it’s the same thing here. Most rich people have to wait for documents etc so they file later.

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Average tax refund down 8.4 percent in first filing week [View all] applegrove Feb 2019 OP

A lot of folks are going to be none too happy, and what are the republicans going to do, blame it on still_one Feb 2019 #1

K&R smirkymonkey Feb 2019 #2

H&R had predicted about half would see increases, half decreases. Hortensis Feb 2019 #3

My personal observation of a cousin who saw his taxes go up by $4,000....karma as he beachbum bob Feb 2019 #4

Morgan Stanley may still be right TheFarseer Feb 2019 #5

Or maybe the whole thing was just a scam. Squinch Feb 2019 #7

I'm hearing about enormous drops. For my own, I think I am losing about 10K in deductions, Squinch Feb 2019 #6

Is this the right metric? dkhbrit Feb 2019 #8

Rather than refund, I wish they would compare taxes paid or effective rate karynnj Feb 2019 #9

Wait until the millionaires and billionaires file theirs maxrandb Feb 2019 #10