Property Taxes or Nikon 850?
Nov 16, 2017 09:26:22 #
My 2017 property tax notice arrived in the mail yesterday. It just happens that the property taxes are about the same as the price of a Nikon
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
Nov 16, 2017 09:29:19 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
My 2017 property tax notice arrived in the mail yesterday. It just happens that the property taxes are about the same as the price of a Nikon
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
If only there were a way to avoid taxes. I'm okay with death, but taxes! And they keep eliminating our deductions.
We get the school bill in Sept and the town bill in Jan. I have a bit put into savings every month to cover both.
Nov 16, 2017 09:31:40 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
My 2017 property tax notice arrived in the mail yesterday. It just happens that the property taxes are about the same as the price of a Nikon
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
Now that is a tough one. Do you have an RV you can live in while you’re using that new 850? 🙄
Nov 16, 2017 09:35:28 #
jerryc41 wrote:
If only there were a way to avoid taxes. I'm okay with death, but taxes! And they keep eliminating our deductions.
We get the school bill in Sept and the town bill in Jan. I have a bit put into savings every month to cover both.
We get the school bill in Sept and the town bill in Jan. I have a bit put into savings every month to cover both.
Moving out of NY was one of the reasons I was able to retire at 55. I bought a bigger house on twice the property and my property tax is 12% of what the tax is today on my old house. Lower income taxes and no sales tax except for 4.75% on cars.
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Nov 16, 2017 09:38:17 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
My 2017 property tax notice arrived in the mail yesterday. It just happens that the property taxes are about the same as the price of a Nikon
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
Yup!! let the old HOMESTED go. Which brings more pleasure?? Dumb question, I know, cuz what's photographic pleasure without WALLS to hang photos on. Pine for the 850. RJM
Nov 16, 2017 09:45:56 #
Nov 16, 2017 09:56:10 #
When are the taxes due, how much grace period can you get, then how long can you procrastinate, finally how long will it take to sell your house? 
Nov 16, 2017 10:24:41 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
My 2017 property tax notice arrived in the mail yesterday. It just happens that the property taxes are about the same as the price of a Nikon
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
Are you serious? Let your taxes go delinquent and see how happy you will be. Do you really need a bunch of strangers to answer that question?
Nov 16, 2017 10:47:10 #
Nov 16, 2017 11:01:53 #
Jim Bob wrote:
Are you serious? Let your taxes go delinquent and see how happy you will be. Do you really need a bunch of strangers to answer that question?
No. I was not serious. The check for the property taxes was written before the post was drafted.
Nov 16, 2017 11:04:12 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
No. I was not serious. The check for the property taxes was written before the post was drafted.
I'm always "incredulous with some folks responses, But it's usually the same "some-folks" What lives they must LIVE!!
Nov 16, 2017 11:08:07 #
digit-up wrote:
I'm always "incredulous with some folks responses, But it's usually the same "some-folks" What lives they must LIVE!!
I am too often taken more seriously than I intend to be, but I thought this would be understood.
Nov 16, 2017 11:10:55 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
My 2017 property tax notice arrived in the mail yesterday. It just happens that the property taxes are about the same as the price of a Nikon
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
D850.
So, should I pay the taxes; or order an 850?
The hit to the bank account will be the same; and my wife won't see the difference.
She will notice when your home is sold for taxes and you are evicted.
Nov 16, 2017 11:11:05 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
I am too often taken more seriously than I intend to be, but I thought this would be understood.
But!!! Some folks live in the DARK. I'm always happy/eager, to read your posts & random comments. Heck!!! you're the only buddy on my list. How many years ago was that? at least a few Bob
Nov 16, 2017 11:11:46 #
digit-up wrote:
But!!! Some folks live in the DARK. I'm always happy/eager, to read your posts & random comments. Heck!!! you're the only buddy on my list. How many years ago was that? at least a few Bob
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