It depends on how much you're getting back... if it's a lot of money, you seriously need to update your W-4 exemptions... there's no point in having the government hold onto your money for you. You can invest it during the year and make a return on your investment. At the end of the year, you'll have more than what you would have had if you just let the government hold it for you. Of course, that assumes you earn money on your investment :P. If it's only like a thousand or...
Jan 31 2013 06:16 PM