How to spend tax return?

[lindsay2181]

oh okay, well this is the only time i've ever borrowed from them. they have GIVEN me money (smaller amounts) before. but this was the only loan. i paid them back today.

[lovebirds]

You can simply pay his bill for him if it is that much of an issue. Insert your credit card number or check or whatever. It shouldn't be an issue.

[lindsay2181]

I have already written him a check to pay him back, it's a done deal. So...if it prevents me from filing, oh well, I won't be able to. This is my dad, there's NO way I was going to jerk him around about paying him back.

[backtoschool]

I have already written him a check to pay him back, it's a done deal. So...if it prevents me from filing, oh well, I won't be able to. This is my dad, there's NO way I was going to jerk him around about paying him back.

As long as you are under $600 paid back to your father for the year you should be fine.

[lovebirds]

I have already written him a check to pay him back, it's a done deal. So...if it prevents me from filing, oh well, I won't be able to. This is my dad, there's NO way I was going to jerk him around about paying him back.

Next time just have him write a check for your bill and you write a check for his bill. No money would actually switch hands.

My inlaws are paying for my husband's college and it would look fishy to get $2000 deposited in my bank account twice a year so we have the inlaws pay directly to the school. No issues.