 Help!!! What can I claim for!!!? |
My husband has just lost his job. I have two children 3 and 1. What benefits can I claim.
The lady in the job centre said we could only claim Job seekers of £94 a week.... |
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 My TAXES…Should I file, Should I not file? |
| I have been living with my parents, and still living with them. I’m 21, attending college and working at the school. Last year, my W-2 came, but did not file it. This year, it came again and was ... |
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 I'm 17.Can I still a tax refund even if my dad claims me as a dependent? |
| I work at Burger King and I got my W-2 in the mail about 4 days ago. My dad is worried that if I file my taxes(which I admit wont be much),he will not get any noney for claiming me as a dependent on ... |
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 Should we file our taxes together or separately? |
| I am an unwed, unemployed mother of one. My boyfriend told me that I would get back around $3,000 for my tax refund. (He said that I would get a pretty big tax return because I have a dependent. He ... |
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 Do we have to pay back our stimulas check from last year?? |
| my hubby's friend just texed him and said that he got messed over n his tax refund. he said that he has to pay back his stimluas package from last year!!!!!!!!!!!... |
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 I withdrew my 401(k) last year, how will that affect my tax refund? |
| I usually get back roughly $600 (500 from federal and the other from state), but last year, my debt was ovewhelming and I withdrew it all ($1,500) to pay off some bills. Im 22, and last year I made $2... |
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 I have just recieved $300 from the IRS when they have already paid me my taxes. What is the deal? |
| I just checked my bank account and SUPRISE there is $300 from the IRS when I have already got my taxes back from them. Should I wait a while to spend that money, maybe they will take it back. Or ... |
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 I need tax advice anybody? |
| my girlfriend and I have lived together all year with her 2 kids and I work she dont I am going to claiim her and the 2 kids as dependants would marriage this year make a significant difference come ... |
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 How can I offer pre-paid gas cards to my employees as a "benefit"? |
I'd like to offer $100 prepaid gas cards to my employees every month and structure it as a tax free benefit.
I'd pay less as an employer and they would get the gas card with "... |
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 SALES Tax IN TX? |
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 Are these questions to the IRS logical and reasonable? |
A person goes into the IRS office with a 1040 filled out except for the signature.
The following questions are proposed:
I am not sure if I am required to fill out this 104... |
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 Anyone recieve their stimulus check yet? |
| Someone said the dates have changed and if so I should have recieved my check on the 5th. Mine has not been deposited yet. Just wondering if people in the second deposit bracket have recieved their ... |
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 Jobseekers allowance question? |
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Laurie E | Am I liable for my husbands taxes - he doesn't file taxes? |
Married 12 years - husband is self employed. In 2000 I found out that he had not actually filed the taxes and after I threaten divorce he did file and pay (as far as I know) for 1995 - 1999. At that time I said I would never again file with him or have anything to do with him financially. No bank accts. credit cards etc. only our home is in both our names. He hasn't filed taxes in maybe 5 - 6 yrs as best I can tell. (I've been snooping while he's out of town) I printed out his financial statements and it appears that his income has been about $225,000 a year! I feel so stupid! I don't even have enough change for coffee or lunch money for my son! I confronted him and he said not to worry about the taxes and that his income is gross not net. I'm scared to death! I filled out legal separation papers and will file but I can't figure out a way to physically leave him. Am I going to spend the rest of my life paying for his taxes. Can they seize thing from the me and the kids? |
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Maybe...go to IRS.gov and look up innocent spouse tax releif
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96786,00.html |
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bostonianinmo
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Yes, they can go after you. If your husband fails to file a return, you MUST file a return to protect yourself. If you fail to do so, the IRS will most likely take the tack that you were aware of the situation and failed to act to protect yourself.
You may be able to pursue an innocent spouse claim but you're always better off being proactive with these dealings.
Get yourself a good CPA to help sort out your tax situation. And get yourself a snarling junk-yard-dog of a divorce attorney. I suspect you'll need both. |
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bubba23111
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If youre legally married, whats his is yours & vice versa, including debts. Whether its gov related or not. Yes, they could take your house for example. |
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bullwinkle
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That's a definite maybe. If you decide you want to actually do something to get away, call a lawyer. If all you want is sympathy, call your friends. Good luck. |
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ggirl
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Yes it is possible. Before I was married, I had an employer who was suppose to be taking out taxes. I worked for him for 1 year. Because I was barely able to survive on my salary I didn't worry much because he was suppose to have paid them in.
Later, I married, and the interest that had accrued was astronomical. It took us almost 10 years to pay off and they kept all of our tax refunds. If you are getting legally separated talk to your attorney about making sure he carries his own tax burden. It might be possible to refile "married filing separately" for those years. Your attorney may also be able to contact IRS to negotiate your liability so it will not hang over your head. |
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MissWong
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They can for any years you thought you were filing jointly. If you filed separately, no. You need to get some advice ASAP. It sounds like he's been up to some shady dealings but there's no way to know for sure so cover yourself. Talk to a lawyer. A consultation isn't that much money. Talk to someone about how to get out too. Sometimes you just need to hear from someone who can be completely calm and detached about the whole thing. If there are any family members who might help out in the meantime, you may want to confide in them. |
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nkc72
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You need to consult with a tax attorney. If they won't help or you can't afford one, call the IRS directly from a pay phone and ask questions anonymously to try and figure out if they can hold you responsible.
The thing that worries me is that you have known about this since 2000, so possibly the IRS could argue that you are responsible because you did nothing for 7 years after you learned of this situation. |
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DynamoGirl
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As long as he files (if he files) as single (which he shoudn't) or Married filing Separate (Correct, if legally married or living in a common law marriage state) YOU won't be liable for any debt future or incurred for taxes. Only if you file MFJ (jointly) is when IRS can make you liable for his taxes (examinations or audits, underreported income, etc). For example, if you work as your husband does either SE or wage earner, you can file your taxes MFS but have to use itemized deductions if he uses it as well. The part of not making you participant of the earnings is despicable and egotist, making such amount of money and not even spare it w/ his own family... sorry had to say something about it. You can call IRS tax law assistance is always confidential. |
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Gina P
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Isn't it nice how our govt scares people so much in a free country!!! What a joke this country is....free my ***!!! |
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brandyswilkes
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No when you file, fill out an injured spouse form. Me and my husband are married and he has to file because the gov says they over pd me 4 yrs ago. I think you will have to do the same. Keep a copy of his financial statement, so you have something to show the judge when it comes to alimony and child support. There shouldn't be so much deception in the marriage. You've already been with him for 12 yrs and he's been lying to you for most of those, don't put up with that!!!! Get out now. |
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