When filing taxes, you’re asked whether you want to apply excess taxes from the previous year towards this year, or if you would prefer to receive a tax return check. The benefit of the former choice is not needing to pay as much if and when you owe money. But the benefit of the latter choice is that you essentially get money back. For some people, receiving a tax return check is crucial – they’ve got very important payments to make and any extra money that comes their way will be helpful.
An example of an important payment would be bail bond payments. Not only are these necessary payments, they are payments you probably didn’t originally budget for, unlike rent and utility bills. Someone in your inner circle was arrested – or maybe it was you – and you’re suddenly responsible for making bail bond payments to keep your loved one or yourself out of jail until trial. The money you receive for your tax refund will provide a little bit of relief.
Talk with a professional bail bond agent from Santa Ana Bail Bonds and discuss what to expect in the bail bond process. Santa Ana Bail Bonds keeps rates as low as possible, creating customized and affordable payment plans to meet your needs.