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No, because if you read the fine print, you realize that this is actually a LOAN, and will be deducted from next year's tax refund (assuming).
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I know I know. No matter what we do with that "refund" we will be taxed on it.
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I edited my post, and, like cashless, I searched the IRS website and found that there is no indication of having a reduced refund or increased tax liability for our 2008 returns...
So getting back to the topic of my thread....who's gonna buy something with the money they get in May?
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2008-04-07
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I have an N800 and I love it. Im just looking to supplement it.
Im looking into an EEE PC or a Cloudbook so if anybody has any recommendations let me know. My refund is going to be 600 bucks