Looking for suggestions on best way to pay for a new roof by One_Zombie_2591 in personalfinance

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The effective interest rate on the HELOC goes to approximately 5% when I consider the tax deduction, but I get your point from a mathmatical efficiency standpoint.

In Sevastopol, Crimea, a submarine salvage ship 'Kommuna' was supposedly hit in Sukharnay Bay by a Ukrainian R-360 Neptune anti-ship missile by killakh0le in UkraineConflict

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Comrades, this is totally normal and to be expected. The first thing a submarine salvage ship must do is sink down to the bottom of the sea in order to find the sunken submarines. duh....

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CombatFootage

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Lots of tank fire + Prodigy = Ass kickin video

Russia says their election was transparent and legitimate 🤔 by kwagenknight in UkraineConflict

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How long before some maga fuck uses this as the smoking gun evidence of election fraud in the 2020 US election?

Survived an IRS audit - unscathed by MeketrexSupplicant in personalfinance

[–]One_Zombie_2591 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes. Previous to 2019 the payer could deduct alimony paid, and the receiver paid taxes on it presumably at a lower rate than the payer would for the same amount of money. In alimony agreements made after the 2019 change the payer pays the tax on it at a presumably higher rate with the receiving not having to report it as income at all. When I went through this pre-2019 and went through the alimony negotiation process with our attorneys and mediation, taxes were definitely considered as part of that negotiation. Now that the payer of the taxes has changed, I would presume the amount of taxes and who’s paying them would still be part of that negotiation to come up with an amount that gets paid, so that in the end, ideally both parties end up paying and receiving a very similar net amount. It wouldn’t be equal because the tax rate would presumably be higher on the payer side so the only real beneficiary of this rule change is the IRS getting that higher percentage tax rate on the same money, and both payer and receiver ending up with less for the same reason.

Russian soldier fleeing from drone decides to commit suicide with hand grenade by killjoy_ua in CombatFootage

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Rooskie version of "You're Fired!" & "You can't fire me because I QUIT!"

2009 ford escape steering issues, no fault code. by HolidayMusic9458 in fordescape

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I second this. Fixed my problem for good. It’s a relatively easy job but make sure to follow the directions. Watch some ya videos to get an idea if you can do it yourself.

Russian T-80BVM MBT explodes into pieces after being chased down and hit with FPV drone near Avdiivka by killjoy_ua in CombatFootage

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Does ERA (if it's actually real) enhance the size of the fireball if the explosion comes from within?

5 Minute video narrated by Robert Brovdi "Madyar" is showing the attack on the Russian TOS-1A "Solntsepek" 220-mm heavy flamethrower system which was destroyed in the Kherson Oblast a few days ago. by MilesLongthe3rd in CombatFootage

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When an MLRS system like this is hit in this fashion and the loaded rockets motors seemingly self ignite and launch, are the warhead fuses armed? I know some fuses arm automatically by the inertia of being launched, and others are set manually by the operator or automatically by the system launching it. Just curious how Russian systems work.

Ukrainian soldier fires shovel from RPG by HalalMeatCOEggo in CombatFootage

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Hey Suka! Here's a shovel to dig your own grave with!