Recent comments in /f/Connecticut
KLR_eddit33 t1_j9rjtvs wrote
Reply to Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Costco. Stew's are small and always look like they've been sitting all day.
mikeyo73 t1_j9rjp99 wrote
Reply to Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Sorry that I'm not answering your question exactly, but roasting a chicken is so easy and a billion times better than the crap you get in a store. It's cheap too. Get a cast iron pan.
Step 1
Put a cast-iron skillet on a low rack in the oven and heat the oven to 500 degrees. Rub the chicken all over with the oil and sprinkle it generously with salt and pepper.
Step 2
When the oven and skillet are hot, carefully put the chicken in the skillet, breast side up. Roast for 15 minutes, then turn the oven temperature down to 350 degrees. Continue to roast until the bird is golden brown and an instant-read thermometer inserted into the meaty part of the thigh reads 155 to 165 degrees.
Step 3
Tip the pan to let the juices flow from the chicken’s cavity into the pan. Transfer the chicken to a platter and let it rest for at least 5 minutes. Carve and serve.
BOOOM.
Bigshit67 OP t1_j9rj945 wrote
Reply to comment by SheepHurrDerr in New to taxes. Confused and lost about what to do, so I need guidance. by Bigshit67
Says no record is found when I search my name, did they just not file it into the database?? Or is there an issue that I’d need to resolve in person? Also, since I just rent an apartment, would I still pay property tax?
Edit: I looked up my name on the Danbury site too to see if maybe there was a mistake and I’m somehow still recognized as a Danbury resident, shows all the previous taxes paid, but says nothing is due on my end. Weird 😕
Bigshit67 OP t1_j9rio6n wrote
Reply to comment by SMB-1988 in New to taxes. Confused and lost about what to do, so I need guidance. by Bigshit67
Thank you :) didn’t know that turbo tax will guide me through these things, that’ll make it all a lot easier. Besides that car tax, is there anything else I should receive in the mail from the town? Or the state?
SheepHurrDerr t1_j9rinuz wrote
Reply to comment by Bigshit67 in New to taxes. Confused and lost about what to do, so I need guidance. by Bigshit67
If it’s only been one year, as long as you don’t have a luxury car it will most likely only be a few hundred $
SmokeyTheGemini t1_j9rigqt wrote
Reply to comment by B6304T4 in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Whole heartedly agree with that order of rating.
Impossible_Watch7154 t1_j9rigbt wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Transplants from Nashville? by [deleted]
thanks, hope it was helpful.
SheepHurrDerr t1_j9rifd8 wrote
Your W2, 1099, and 5498 are all part of your income tax, which you would file federally and with the state. You can use a tax software to help with this, I like FreeTaxUSA but there’s many options.
For the car, your car tax and property tax are the same thing since Connecticut considers motor vehicles subject to local property taxes. You can just pay these online (you can search for yourself in Newtown’s database here )
Bigshit67 OP t1_j9ricea wrote
Reply to comment by iwanttobehappy2022 in New to taxes. Confused and lost about what to do, so I need guidance. by Bigshit67
Didn’t realize it was supposed to be paid to the town, wish someone told me this stuff before I moved out of Danbury. But how would it be several grand?? I thought the tax was only determined by the value of your car and where it’s registered? Genuine question. I’ve only been here less than a year so I didn’t think anything could rack up that much.
Frankie_Wilde t1_j9rib6r wrote
Reply to I-84 in Southington 2/22/23 by mark99229
The tail of that dog got way too excited
SMB-1988 t1_j9ri4cr wrote
Get TurboTax. It’s wonderful and walks you through step by step. Car tax is paid separately through the town. You should get a letter in the mail. You can go to the town clerk office in town hall to discuss if you haven’t got a letter for car tax.
1234nameuser t1_j9ri1uu wrote
Google if all those dumb tax prep shops have to do it for free based on income.
Since they all lobby the hell out of govt, intentionally making it more difficult then has to be, I believe they owe folks free tax prep if qualify.
https://www.irs.gov/filing/free-file-do-your-federal-taxes-for-free
B6304T4 t1_j9rhue0 wrote
Reply to Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Costco, Big Y, Bjs/Sam's, Boston Market, Everything else, Hospital cafeterias, Stop and shop
In that order.
gregra193 t1_j9rh5me wrote
Reply to looking for assistance by Serious_Service5137
Sick bank? Can she use donated sick days?
Oceanwalker70 t1_j9rh4f2 wrote
Reply to comment by XDserpa in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Rooster Co in Newington
XDserpa t1_j9rh0g8 wrote
Reply to comment by blackberrysangria in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Thank you! I will look into trying it!
XDserpa t1_j9rgycs wrote
Reply to comment by DungareeManSkedaddle in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Eh I understand where you are coming from but I disagree I moved from south Florida and there's a couple of places down there that will make you re think this philosophy
DungareeManSkedaddle t1_j9rgofy wrote
Reply to comment by XDserpa in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Even if there are, I would have trouble eating there without thinking, “BJs is just as good and I’d have gotten the whole bird for $5.99. This is a rip off.”
blackberrysangria t1_j9rgjek wrote
Reply to comment by XDserpa in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Haven’t been since before covid but rooster co in newington specializes in rotisserie chicken.
TheSchmarms OP t1_j9rg85g wrote
Reply to comment by DungareeManSkedaddle in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Man. More love for BJs. I guess I’ll have to make the trek.
TheSchmarms OP t1_j9rg3t3 wrote
Reply to comment by blackberrysangria in Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Ha! My dad is going to be so excited that someone agreed with him. 🙏
Serious_Service5137 OP t1_j9rfw1c wrote
Reply to comment by kimwim43 in looking for assistance by Serious_Service5137
Thanks for the confirmation. I have worked at small business and they had STD insurance. Can't believe that the teachers union is so weak
iwanttobehappy2022 t1_j9rfoq2 wrote
Car tax is paid to the town. You better pay it. It’s probably several grand now. Go to the town hall and pay the tax.
FoundationBrave9434 t1_j9rflw9 wrote
Reply to Who has best rotisserie chicken? by TheSchmarms
Sams Club is very good, same price as Costco. I grab 1 or 2 every time I visit
merryone2K t1_j9rk1qe wrote
Reply to comment by Bigshit67 in New to taxes. Confused and lost about what to do, so I need guidance. by Bigshit67
Also a FreeTaxUsa user, and it walks you through just like TurboTax does. When searching for your name on the Newtown Property Tax list, make sure to do it several ways...when I looked for my son's payment, I tried first as suggested using last name and first initial - nothing there. Tried using last name and first name, nothing came up. Tried using all caps and BINGO! there it was. FWIW, it's worthwhile getting that motor vehicle tax receipt, because it caused him to get a $314 refund from the state instead of just $14.