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hermetic

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6. Good point

Reply to HassleCat (Reply #3)

Sun Jan 29, 2017, 03:04 PM

Jan 2017

MY FRIEND didn't consider that, I guess. I've been retired for several years so it doesn't affect me, yet. If I was due a refund, which I usually was, I certainly wouldn't want to give that up. Nor would I expect anyone else to.

BUT, we don't know what new edict might be delivered any day now so perhaps it's something to keep in mind.

Thanks for your reply.

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Here's an idea [View all] hermetic Jan 2017 OP

Power to the people. California_Republic Jan 2017 #1

Yes that would be excellent kimbutgar Jan 2017 #4

I like the sound of that! hermetic Jan 2017 #5

Not that many people have the luxury of not filing. This has been proposed here before. rzemanfl Jan 2017 #2

Most people get refunds, and need the money. HassleCat Jan 2017 #3

Good point hermetic Jan 2017 #6