ye das how socialist programs seem to work usually lol
arbitrary hard cut offs/no algorithmic transition or something, instead a basic as tiers or whatever, that i got bumped from the like 2nd from ultra poor tier to the your just mostly poor one where i had to actually buy my own plan but they would subsidize it or whatever
but bunch of stuff dumb, cant know the price of shit/is all setup thru random backroom deals between insurance people and the clinic/hospital, different places can have vastly different prices for stuff
supposed to just get shit done, then find out the price afterwards
mine changed back since the corona thing else was just gonna not pay lol. so back to like 52$ a month and like 10 or 20 forget for office visit, like 10$ for generic prescription etc
but that made 400$ more a month so make it go up 4x is where it succs ass lel
in the us have income tax shiz, where when you get paid get money taken out for tax, but its usually more then you actually need to get taxed, and they cut you a checc for the excess, but if you werent working and gov just paid you money out for bunch of the time, then you wont get as much back later
I read some dumb shit on reddit where people said they called the blue cross and paid less or wanted a printed bill and they made some mistakes (like a huge bunch more that shouldnât have been there).
not taking anything for the truth what people post there but even if itâs only like 50% exaggerated itâs a retarded system.
Depends. You can have taxes taken out for your unemployment. Federal at 15%, state at something close to the state rate (NY itâs 5%). Thatâs enough to cover you so you donât get fucked on taxes, but doesnât contribute enough to create a big enough surplus to get a big refund, which is fine since If youâre on unemployment you usually need the money right then.
No, if you take the taxes out of unemployment it would keep everything else the same. Itâs not the unemployment that causes the problem, itâs whatever you have taken out at your job. It could actually help if you donât have much taken out there, if you have a ton taken out then yeah youâre getting hurt, but thatâs just a function of not putting in the money you would have been earning from your job rather than the effect of adding unemployment to your income.
Well yes, but actually no. Itâs not that you got taxed less. If that were the case then your refund would go up ceteris paribus. Itâs because you had less in withholding.
So a basic example would be, if your unemployment was somehow equal to your wages and you had 15% taken out at your job, then your refund would be exactly the same as normal. If your unemployment is less (almost always the case, though different this year of course) or more (as it could be this year with some people), then you have to look at how much you have taken from your job.
If you have more than 15% taken from your job (federal income tax withholdings only, not including SSA or Medicare), then your refund would certainly go down if you made more on unemployment, if you made less then there is a break even point thatâs complicated to figure unless I have the actual information on a case by case basis.
If you have less than 15% taken from your job (same bit as earlier), then your refund could go up dependent upon income. Same sort of thing to figure on a case by case basis.
Donât have my book here and too lazy to look it up atm, but Iâm fairly sure it impacts the EIC as well so if youâre in that range there are other considerations as far as how your refund is impacted.
like if you made 9k instead of 14k you wouldnt only get a reduction of like 2% or something for the rate you were supposed to be taxed at, versus like 50% increase in the amount actually witheld
So then it goes into the complicated part of that example where the answer is literally âit dependsâ. If you didnât have anything withheld from your unemployment income (because too many people believe it to be non-taxable), then of course youâre refund will die to the point of potentially having to owe.
If you had the 15% withheld, then youâll be fine as far as not having to owe. If itâs a benefit or detriment, however, also goes into the complicated part of the example to make a determination.
ye would assume worst case would be you had nothing withheld and you ended up owing money, but even then it would be way less money then you had received in total(being a fraction of what you made) although some of those same people would have no savings to deal with something like that last minute
Lol, with the amount of cosmoline on the thing the caked up areas actually trapped water in and caused some minor rust in a few places. Now that Iâm going to be using traditional oil and cleaning/using the thing regularly itâll stay much nicer. Also smell a lot better since I use Hoppes No9 which is awesome.
lel didnt coat it correctly then, should have been like no possible way for anything to get inbetween the metal and the stock, just oozing out, even chamber and everything just packed
but cosmoline smells better than hoppes all dae lol
had to be a dicc to the ma lel
asked if would watch dogs for one of her friends which ive met but dont really know for some weekend
but < cant be like just do favors for randoms for free, would be like kill entire weekend cause my laptop succs and would have to house sit, or drive back and forth bein like ~45min thing like 8 times lol
was tryin to like⌠since they know well ahead of time like end of june or something, try to find a neighbor or boarding house or something, since would be bunch of time for me that even charging a low price for labor would be like 60$ minimum, for neighbor would only be like 5-15min thing, not 15-20min drive one way before doing that thing and then driving home etc
too ez to get roped into shit when people know you do it for free, or case of beer or whatever, when doing like 50hr weeks and not sleeping well at all like 4~6hrs a day waking up like 3-4 times
