...and that's why I was hoping they were going to use 2018 AGI

Mar 26, 2020
11:47:07am

reagan21 All-American

I closed down my law firm in 2018 and quasi retired for a couple months before I got serious about looking for a job towards the end of the year.

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Shouldn’t have filed taxes yet. Started working in 2018 so my income was

boorad

3/26/20 11:30am

This is the flex of 2020.

shimmy

3/26/20 11:31am

If you’re able to file by March, I’m not going to be impressed.

scootsy

3/26/20 11:38am

The flex is that the went from under $150k in 2018 to over $150k in 2019, not that they filed by March, lol.

shimmy

3/26/20 11:44am

Yes, obviously.

scootsy

3/26/20 11:55am

I wonder if you can file for an amended return to put 2019 on ice?

VballDad

3/26/20 11:31am

And I'm going to have to rush our 2019 filing.

ebv

3/26/20 11:34am

Lucky for me, it appears they will be using the 2020 income levels in the end.

delbert

3/26/20 11:40am

So you're saying I should quit my job right now?

reagan21

3/26/20 11:43am

...and that's why I was hoping they were going to use 2018 AGI

reagan21

3/26/20 11:47am

If you have not filed for 2019, they will use your numbers from 2018 and

delbert

3/26/20 11:56am

I moved to the bay area in 2019 from Texas.

JuicyJam

3/26/20 11:43am

Key for you is whether you already filed for 2019. If you have not, you can get

delbert

3/26/20 11:52am

Yeah I did. I like to get my taxes over with as soon as I get all the documents.

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