Is Filing State Income Tax Mandatory? - Page 2

purplefdu · 04-25-2008, 04:17 AM

Filing state taxes is normally based on income made like federal. I recall when I was in college I made $1000 every year through the federal work study program. NJ took 6.25 (6.25% tax) and every year my H&R Block guy told me "for another $20 he'd file my NJ state taxes" lol. Needless to say I never did, I just let them have the 6 bucks.

wwstewart · 04-26-2008, 07:20 PM

$62.50 *grin* is more than 6...heh. But there was no point paying 82.50 when you could get away with saving twenty bucks.

04-25-2008, 04:17 AM	#11
purplefdu Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Eliot, ME USA Posts: 495 Reputation: (27)	Filing state taxes is normally based on income made like federal. I recall when I was in college I made $1000 every year through the federal work study program. NJ took 6.25 (6.25% tax) and every year my H&R Block guy told me "for another $20 he'd file my NJ state taxes" lol. Needless to say I never did, I just let them have the 6 bucks. __________________ Homeward Bound Puppy Blog&Personal Blog best general coupon site & organic grocery coupon help

04-26-2008, 07:20 PM	#12
wwstewart Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 66 Reputation: (11)	$62.50 grin is more than 6...heh. But there was no point paying 82.50 when you could get away with saving twenty bucks. __________________ [ ! ] The Sugarbuzz Project is not remotely funny.

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