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Does anyone remember how the ticket payment plan went last year? I was just wondering b/c if (and I know it is a rumor), but if Led Zep is there, I'm afraid the tickets might just be ridiculously priced and the only way I'll be able to get them is through something like this. That is if they do the ticket payment plan this year.
Post by candyflippedaround on Jan 7, 2008 23:51:41 GMT -5
when do tickets go on sale about? it says theyll announce the line late this month or early feb but i didnt see where it said "and tickets go on sale..." wanna buy them asap!
Does anyone remember how the ticket payment plan went last year? I was just wondering b/c if (and I know it is a rumor), but if Led Zep is there, I'm afraid the tickets might just be ridiculously priced and the only way I'll be able to get them is through something like this. That is if they do the ticket payment plan this year.
It's a two installment plan if I remember correctly. The downside of it is rather simple though. You don't get first tier pricing. Anyone remember which tier it was priced at?
First tier was $199.50. However, I got second tier 8 MINUTES after tickets went on sale IIRC, the announcement was on February 14th and tickets went on sale February 23rd. Not much longer now guys!
And yes, I notice that it's always after you get your tax return. What do you think I use the $$ for? haha...thanks Uncle Sam ;D
Ever notice it's always after you get your tax return?
Actually, some refunds are going to be running a little late this year, due to the IRS having to revamp everything when Congress pulled a late move and stopped the alternative minimum tax from hitting a zillion middle class folks. New forms. Tweaking the computers. All takes time. In short, they won't begin processing anything containing certain forms until Feb. 11. Here's some required reading on the particulars:www.usatoday.com/money/perfi/columnist/block/2008-01-07-taxes-2007-refunds_N.htm
Post by destination5250 on Jan 9, 2008 11:13:54 GMT -5
dudezer47 said:
bizco17 said:
Does anyone remember how the ticket payment plan went last year? I was just wondering b/c if (and I know it is a rumor), but if Led Zep is there, I'm afraid the tickets might just be ridiculously priced and the only way I'll be able to get them is through something like this. That is if they do the ticket payment plan this year.
It's a two installment plan if I remember correctly. The downside of it is rather simple though. You don't get first tier pricing. Anyone remember which tier it was priced at?
It was priced at the most expensive tier (3rd i guess?).
Most taxpayers won't be affected by the delay. But if you plan to use one of the five affected tax forms to claim a tax credit, you'll have to wait until Feb. 11 to file electronically. You can mail in a paper return before that date, but there's no advantage to doing that, because the IRS won't process your return until Feb. 11. Some of the tax credits are fairly obscure, but parents who claim a popular tax credit to offset the cost of child care could be affected. The delay will also affect families that claim the Hope and Lifetime Learning credits to reduce the cost of college tuition (see box for list of credits and forms).
Most taxpayers won't be affected by the delay. But if you plan to use one of the five affected tax forms to claim a tax credit, you'll have to wait until Feb. 11 to file electronically. You can mail in a paper return before that date, but there's no advantage to doing that, because the IRS won't process your return until Feb. 11. Some of the tax credits are fairly obscure, but parents who claim a popular tax credit to offset the cost of child care could be affected. The delay will also affect families that claim the Hope and Lifetime Learning credits to reduce the cost of college tuition (see box for list of credits and forms).
Ah. I totally misread that as ALL refunds would be held until Feb. 11. Thanks for correcting me! I changed my post, above, to reflect that. Less confusion. The list of five magic forms which will hold you up are: Education credits, form 8863; Residential energy credits, form 5695; Child and dependent care expenses credit, form 1040A, Schedule 2; Mortgage interest credit, form 8396; and District of Columbia first-time home buyer credit, form 8859. If you plan to claim any of those, might as well wait until Feb. 11 to file. Convoluted, but it looks like the rest of us still have a shot at getting our refunds on time. Yay!
i did the payment plan last year and while it was awesome in some ways i still was a little pissed that automatically i paid third tier right off the bat. ($214.00 i think.) i should have planned a little better. if you know you are going just save the money and get there quick.
IIRC, the announcement was on February 14th and tickets went on sale February 23rd. Not much longer now guys!
