Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

They can't visit you if they don't know where to visit

 

As long as you don't owe anything you're good for 3 years without filing. Just ask a coworker of mine...he does it all the time.

Something I've done in the past and anyone can do is.
Temporarily changing filing status.

If you have a few weeks of serious overtime and want all of it. Go to your payroll person and change your filing status to -0- and claim exempt for those weeks.
Just remember to have her change it back.

 

I wonder what the penalty is if you don't file, even though you'd be getting a return?

Wouldn't this just end up evening out at the end of the year?

Also, my payroll person is a guy.

 

Lol. I was trying to be gender neutral by saying payroll person but then I said 'her' anyhow.

It would probably even out. I'm just saying if you needed money right then...

 

But you can't just magically be exempt from taxes. That's a great way to get a sternly worded letter in the mail and a stuff knock on the door

 

I've done it before....The payroll person forgot to change it back, one time and I went over a month claiming exempt.

We always get a return, so if anything, it made the return smaller....if you typically owe taxes, then NO, I don't recommend it.

 

That's fair. But the second you owe them $0.27 it's game over

 

time for you guys to upgrade your winches to keep up with @pearing
https://www.thedrive.com/news/this-god-winch-can-pull-your-truck-up-a-mountain-ridiculously-fast

 

I think it's time for US to shower YOU with mods, ideas, gidgets and gadgets to buy for your Northern tour.

 

You still doing tunes?
I could meet you in Menomonie on your way through.

 

Good idea!

I keep thinking about getting a tune on the 4Runner.

 

Do it!! Your right foot will be happier.

 

at some point I might buy a camper again when I finally do my Alaska trip. outside of that though, I think im pretty well set.

I should probably install my GMRS radio at some point

 

negative. zero demand these days and once it switched to the royalty / licensing system with all these tuning networks. you got way more headaches to deal with, more restrictions / requirements and way less profit. they also all wanted exclusivity and there was so much drama around which one is "best" and a constant ask for updates that everyone wanted for free.

prices also skyrocketed. started at $250. now its $500+ and most of that is going to licensing costs.

 

So, I'll be traveling to Colorado for a family thing and will have a few days after to explore. Anyone got off road stuff to recommend out there that a solo, amateur, semi-basic bish can do? Figured I'd ask here before delving into a Colorado centric forum and looking online.

 

what time of the year and what part of Colorado?

 

They/Them is the politically correct way to deal with that situation these days.

 

Meh.
Labels are for beer bottles.

 

Saw this bottle jack gizmo on Amazon and thought it may come in handy. I don't trust the small contact point of the factory jack.

 

First week of June in Pueblo, CO