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01-31-2012, 03:28 PM
#796
Flat black will look nice.... I was contemplating wrapping mine in header wrap as I'm not a big fan of the chrome either. I did notice on long drives the pipes get very hot especially near the throttle bodies. I think there's paint that radiates heat, might want to check that out.
01-31-2012, 03:43 PM
#798
Flat black will look nice.... I was contemplating wrapping mine in header wrap as I'm not a big fan of the chrome either. I did notice on long drives the pipes get very hot especially near the throttle bodies. I think there's paint that radiates heat, might want to check that out.
02-01-2012, 09:12 AM
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02-01-2012, 12:48 PM
#802
This is my last year of the Educational credits since I'm done with school at the moment. Those credits are da shiiiiiiz, I will miss that $2,500 credit (up to $1,000 refundable). So for all u in school, make sure u take that credit! It stills works even with student loans
02-01-2012, 01:07 PM
#803
This is my last year of the Educational credits since I'm done with school at the moment. Those credits are da shiiiiiiz, I will miss that $2,500 credit (up to $1,000 refundable). So for all u in school, make sure u take that credit! It stills works even with student loans
02-01-2012, 01:09 PM
#804
This is my last year of the Educational credits since I'm done with school at the moment. Those credits are da shiiiiiiz, I will miss that $2,500 credit (up to $1,000 refundable). So for all u in school, make sure u take that credit! It stills works even with student loans
02-01-2012, 01:28 PM
#806
The credit is for any education related expenses you have paid (i.e. tuition, books, supplies) for 100% of the first $2,000 of expenses and then 25% of the next $2,000 of expenses. So if you had more than $4k of tuition you can claim the full $2,500 credit. If you are still filing with your parents though it will not apply with if they have AGI over $180k.
And if you do not have any taxes to pay, they will refund you $1,000 of that credit. Here is a link to the credit if that doesn't make sense: American Opportunity Tax Credit: Questions and Answers
Andrew, you can always ammend within 3 years after the filing date, so if this applies the last two years you can apply it to those returns. You need to check out the 1040X to ammend a return. So you may just end up with an extra $2k in your pocket and I think we all know where that would be going towards
And if you do not have any taxes to pay, they will refund you $1,000 of that credit. Here is a link to the credit if that doesn't make sense: American Opportunity Tax Credit: Questions and Answers
Andrew, you can always ammend within 3 years after the filing date, so if this applies the last two years you can apply it to those returns. You need to check out the 1040X to ammend a return. So you may just end up with an extra $2k in your pocket and I think we all know where that would be going towards
02-01-2012, 01:37 PM
#809
The credit is for any education related expenses you have paid (i.e. tuition, books, supplies) for 100% of the first $2,000 of expenses and then 25% of the next $2,000 of expenses. So if you had more than $4k of tuition you can claim the full $2,500 credit. If you are still filing with your parents though it will not apply with if they have AGI over $180k.
And if you do not have any taxes to pay, they will refund you $1,000 of that credit. Here is a link to the credit if that doesn't make sense: American Opportunity Tax Credit: Questions and Answers
Andrew, you can always ammend within 3 years after the filing date, so if this applies the last two years you can apply it to those returns. You need to check out the 1040X to ammend a return. So you may just end up with an extra $2k in your pocket and I think we all know where that would be going towards
And if you do not have any taxes to pay, they will refund you $1,000 of that credit. Here is a link to the credit if that doesn't make sense: American Opportunity Tax Credit: Questions and Answers
Andrew, you can always ammend within 3 years after the filing date, so if this applies the last two years you can apply it to those returns. You need to check out the 1040X to ammend a return. So you may just end up with an extra $2k in your pocket and I think we all know where that would be going towards
02-01-2012, 01:37 PM
#810
The credit is for any education related expenses you have paid (i.e. tuition, books, supplies) for 100% of the first $2,000 of expenses and then 25% of the next $2,000 of expenses. So if you had more than $4k of tuition you can claim the full $2,500 credit. If you are still filing with your parents though it will not apply with if they have AGI over $180k.
And if you do not have any taxes to pay, they will refund you $1,000 of that credit. Here is a link to the credit if that doesn't make sense: American Opportunity Tax Credit: Questions and Answers
Andrew, you can always ammend within 3 years after the filing date, so if this applies the last two years you can apply it to those returns. You need to check out the 1040X to ammend a return. So you may just end up with an extra $2k in your pocket and I think we all know where that would be going towards
And if you do not have any taxes to pay, they will refund you $1,000 of that credit. Here is a link to the credit if that doesn't make sense: American Opportunity Tax Credit: Questions and Answers
Andrew, you can always ammend within 3 years after the filing date, so if this applies the last two years you can apply it to those returns. You need to check out the 1040X to ammend a return. So you may just end up with an extra $2k in your pocket and I think we all know where that would be going towards
It sounds like I should get this but It's probably too good to be true so I will see this weekend.