civil disobedience.
I would be tickled to freaking death if they returned some of MY money.
Some of the changes include you can no longer deduct PMI insurance
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You would know by comparing what you paid last year v. what you paid this year (total taxes paid). Not by the amount of any return. I compared mine and paid a little less than last year over all. Last year I received a small return, this year I owed a small amount. Still paid less taxes this year.
That may work for someone whose income changed very little but it wouldn't work with me due to change in income. To get a good comparison (but not exact), one should take last year's tax form and enter this years numbers. Then compare the tax owed using last year's form with this year's form.
That may work for someone whose income changed very little but it wouldn't work with me due to change in income. To get a good comparison (but not exact), one should take last year's tax form and enter this years numbers. Then compare the tax owed using last year's form with this year's form.
If you are paying PMI and worried about it as a deduction you may have bigger problems.
There is 100 ways around not paying it in the first place.
The easiest is to put money down.
But their rates were horrible compared to other places I looked. SECU offered 4.8% I got 3.0% elsewhere.Or join the NC State Employees CU and finance it there, they dont charge PMI