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 How do I file my 2005 Tax Returns, I only made around $8000.00 and only $308 federal tax withheld.? |
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I have never filed taxes before this and i am 24. I was told the years before that i didnt have to file. I just dont want to end up owing money.... |
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 Does my refund amount decrease with an increase in my annual income? |
| This year, I made about $19000 compared to the $6000 I made last year (part-time work, full-time student). I used HR Block refund estimator and it said that I would only be getting back $750. That&#... |
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 If I am 22 years old and live with my parents can they take a personal exemption on me since I live with them? |
| Since I file my taxes separately I get standard deduction and personal exemption of $3400. Can my parents claim that personal exemption instead of me on their return?... |
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 Is this a fair and proper use of tax revenue? |
| Texas has an extensive program of tuition subsidies for higher education. In-state tuition at colleges and universities is considerably lower than that for out-of-state students. Loans, grants, ... |
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 I've just started a new job and my tax code is BR. I was taxed £30 on £130 for the week. Is this correct? |
What does the tax code mean? In all my other jobs, my tax code was 503L or 522L. I was claiming jobseekers allowance before I started my new job. Does this have anything to do with it?
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 Forgot to report 6 months worth of rent on the 2007 taxes? |
| It totally slipped my mind now that im in my b/f's home. I paid $465 a month for 6 months and never reported that on my taxes. I claim 6 on my checks and had to pay in to Federal about 600.00. ... |
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 Do we live in RIP OFF Britain? with all our taxes etc? |
my son has just come back from the states and bought a metal detector there for $300 around £160 yet in the Uk the same model sells for £500 and get this is made in the UK
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 Can I file my federal taxes now and file my state taxes later, or do I have to file together at the same time? |
| I tried to e file via Turbo Tax and they say that my state isnt allowing me to file until a further date, I need to file soon because I am going to have a baby soon and really need the cash.... |
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 Tax rebate question about the Where's My Stimulus Payment website? |
I finally got it to work...my ?? is this...has anyone else and if so...how long was it after you got an answer before you got your check in the mail?! not direct deposit!!
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 My employer withholds taxes as if I were single but on my W-2 form I marked I have 2 dependents? |
| When I asked my employer if she was I was getting paid as if I were single with out dependents she said well do you have someone who does your taxes? I did not understand why she asked and said yes. T... |
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 Ok i found out sum on clamied my daughter on there tax's so couldnt so what should i do? |
| also no one has the right to claim her am the sole provider i am just confused on what is gonna happen i already contacted the irs but there no help now i have to wait forever to get my taxs back.it ... |
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 Who claims son on income taxes? son lives w/ me.? |
| Ok, my X is a real jerk! just won't stop his dirty tricks. My son lives w/ me. I claim my son on my taxes. It is written in black & white in the divorce decree that I claim him. Past 2 ... |
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 Nonresident aliens contribute Social Security & Medicare Tax, but can't get any benefits later, fair? |
| I am a Canadian citizen & resident, and have worked in US as a nonresident alien for a couple of months last year. The US employer deducted Social Security & Medicare Tax (about $2,000) from ... |
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 I'm supposed to be in the first batch of IRS rebates. It's May 2... and i still haven't recieved anything? |
I filed my taxes in the very beginning of February... my last 2 digits are 00... and i had direct deposit! I WANT MY MONEY
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Laura D | Are tax payments due at time of filing? Is there a grace period? |
If you owe the state and federal government, do you have to submit the payment at the same time you file your form 1040 or whichever form you file? |
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a5150ylee
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The payment of taxes is due on the filing date. Even if you file an extension, you are still supposed to send the IRS an estimate payment of the taxes due. The extension is only for the paperwork, not the cash. |
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bold4bs
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Of course there is a "grace period". The entire year that you worked is your "grace period". Then the government gives you until April 17th to
file and pay your taxes.
So why are you complaining? |
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fearslady
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You may send in an "installment agreement request" with your taxes if you are unable to pay them in full. An extension does NOT extend your time to pay any taxes due, only for filing your return. There is no grace period; period. |
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Jeff
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The money is due on April 15, regardless of whether you file in February or wait until April 15.
Personally, I calculate my taxes in February.
That way if I'm due a refund I'll file it quickly.
But if I owe, then I'll sit on the paperwork until April 15. |
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towanda
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Pardon me but Ha ha ha ha hhaaaaa. Grace period and the irs do not exist. Even if you file an extention, you are required to pay. Otherwise they will charge you interest for not paying and there is a fine for not filing on time-unless you get that extention. But they want that payment sent with the extention. It's time to start begging and you can work out terms but you really don't want to do that if you can get the cash anywhere else just short of robbery. Once the irs gets your number they just keep coming. Sorry to give you the bad news. |
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Miss Know It All
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No, but it is best to. There may be penlties and interest if you pay late. You can file an extension and that will give you till like August. But there are a ton of deductions and things that may make it where you do not have to pay. Try consulting a tax professional.
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jrtcpa@sbcglobal.net
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Yes, even if you file an extension, payment is due. |
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Amy F
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Any balance due is due as of the FILING DEADLINE for that tax year (Typically April 15th, but April 17th this year). This is true regardless of when you file your return, even if you request an extension. For example, if you owe $300 when you file your taxes and you file on February 15, 2007, you need to mail payment to the IRS by April 17, 2007 to avoid penalties and interest. If you owe $300 and file on July 15, 2007, the $300 payment needs to be mailed by April 17, 2007 (along with a request for an extension to avoid penalties and interest). If you file early, then yes you do have a "grace period" to pay. If you file late, you should have already mailed what you think you are going to owe by April 17th. |
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RED
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File for an extension and you'll have a date if nothing is due at first. |
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Plain Jane
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fearslad and the two following are correct, I just read my tax booklets |
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