What if I owed taxes in 2014 and uh forgot to file?

Then I procrastinated and never filed because of anxiety over the first bit.

For the next 9 years.

  • Nakoichi [they/them]
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    2 years ago

    Taking this under serious consideration. Someone else said file for bankruptcy which if I can do that for taxes, fuck my credit score I'll take the money and run.

    Never had a credit card anyway. Not like I'm ever going to afford a mortgage anyway.

    • infuziSporg [e/em/eir]
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      2 years ago

      fuck my credit score I’ll take the money and run.

      Never had a credit card anyway. Not like I’m ever going to afford a mortgage anyway.

      What if 20% of comrades kept a good credit score and got mortgages for commie houses for the remaining 80%, who would remain poor on paper (food stamp and Medicaid eligible) but rich through communal agreements and sharing?

      I swear I'm THIS close to getting the snowball rolling, getting a radical district in a city going. I could bring everyone's total expenses down below $900/month.

        • infuziSporg [e/em/eir]
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          2 years ago

          You can have a roommate situation where everybody is their own household.

          It wouldn't be too hard for cohousing members to simply pay their share of utilities and property taxes, cover all this plus a carshare on a poverty-line income, and still have plenty left over.

          The mechanisms aren't illegal, they just take a bit of effort to effectuate.