TrumpTards are crying on twitter over their tax refunds

[BrometheusBob.]

Did you get more or less than last year?

Well my federal return was a lot greater than $80 if that's what you're asking. But I also paid less in taxes each paycheck. I'd have to look at total tax paid to really compare.

[siablo14]

I keep telling you that the rich stay winning no matter which party is in office. And the middle class keeps getting destroyed.

When will you learn?

But hey...maybe the overlords will let some of that wealth "trickle down," right?

Well said, Roll.

How do think w should tackle this?

[travestyny]

somebody embed this https://youtu.be/p3xjn8oORZs

Tax season JUST BEGUN. these tears will pour in more heavily in coming weeks.

Here you go.

[flipbjefrox]

Got 600 less in federal tax return.
Got 80 bucks more a month on the tax cut so technically Trump’s tax cut only gave me 360 bucks lol.

That’s winning I guess

[ShoulderRoll]

Well my federal return was a lot greater than $80 if that's what you're asking. But I also paid less in taxes each paycheck. I'd have to look at total tax paid to really compare.

Compare total tax paid. I'd be curious to hear if you saw a net overall gain or loss this year.

[man down]

Got 600 less in federal tax return

How much did you make last year and the year before? How much did your check go up after the tax deal?
How much in fed did you pay in in 17 and then in 18?

[siablo14]

Compare total tax paid. I'd be curious to hear if you saw a net overall gain or loss this year.

it will be a net gain. The confusion is with the withholdings.

[siablo14]

Did you get more or less than last year?

Yo! You made a promise. Why arent you honouring it?

Tell us your tax returns. it doesn't seem to be positive.

[ShoulderRoll]

You guys cant be that dumb. You got more on your paycheck all year.

But what was the overall result? Did the higher paychecks + lower tax refunds leave regular people with a net gain over last year? Or with a net loss?

That's what will tell the tale.

[man down]

But what was the overall result? Did the higher paychecks + lower tax refunds leave regular people with a net gain over last year? Or with a net loss?

That's what will tell the tale.

That's pretty much what I'm asking. People are forgetting getting more on their paycheck each week.

You should never hope for a refund if you're doing it right. Never let the government use your money.

Now if you're not paying taxes because you don't have a job I don't want to hear it.