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 How does one go about stoping your employer from taking out FICA taxes?

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Maybe I should rephrase the question and ask...where do I found out how to become exempt from paying FICA -how do I qualify?...


 Whether we can file Married Jointly or Seperately?
My wife and I were married December 2006- for the 2006 Taxes can we file Jointly or do we have to file seperately being that the marriage occurred so late in the year?...


 Can I go to jail???Help me?
If I signed my ex's name on our taxes. He refuses to talk to me about anything and he was not working much. Our divorce was final 2008 so I filed married on our taxes and signed his name. Please ...


 Am I required to give my social security number to a new employer?
I'm being offered a job, but the company is not very well known, and I'm not sure if it's legit just because of all the scams out there.

They sent me a contract and tax ...


 What do i do if i didnt file my taxes last year?
I didnt file my taxes last year and i was expecting money back. Do I have to jump through hoops to get my money, or should i just forget about it? What forms do I need, etc....? Can I efile, or does ...


 Stimulus rebate ? Ok someone please help I have a head ache?
Ok, I have been reading, that if you used HR & TubroTax or something like it you will have to wait for a paper check.

However I filled on line with TubroTax and my monies were direct ...


 As a business owner, is the drive to and from work tax deductible?
I was trying to figure out if you can take the standard mileage deduction. I seem to see different opinions about this....


 Is everybody wealthy on this site?
I make a statement about the state of Florida wanting to lower property taxes and raising sale taxes.And so far only got 1 answer. Do all of you own million dollar home so when property taxes are ...


 I have not filed taxes in 7 years and I have not paid federal taxes in 7 years who should I go to and get help
have not paid taxes in seven ...


 Received my Stimulus payment letter and says I will only receive $900 for me and my daughter but not for my?
Wife. It says " If the net income tax liability on my '07 tax return is less then $600 and had $3000 or more in qualifying income the amount is $600." Does this have anything to do ...


 Sales tax on a new car - determined by where I bought the car or where I live?
In my state, sales tax on new cars varies by county. I bought a new car in a county with 7% sales tax but I live in a county with 5.5% sales tax. Is my sales tax rate determined by where I bought ...


 I'm a stripper/dancer. How much of my tips do I have to report?
The answers i am getting at the club are all over the place. I have been in trouble w/ the IRS before and I don't want that again! I can't afford an accountant.
Any accountant types ...


 If I make 40k a years how much I'll pay in taxes?
I'll be working as a nanny, and I'll be paid $800 a week each is between 40,000 to 41,000 a year.
As a nanny do I pay all the taxes or the employe have to pay pert of my taxes to?
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 Is there a formula to determine who claims the kid on taxes when parents are divorced?
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 I have just been signed off for 4weeks by my DR.?
I only have 5 days payed sick pay due from work,i know i will get stat sick pay £70.05 per week,but can i claim for anything else as stat pay wont cover rent etc..anyone know of a website i could ...


 What documentation do I need for a 2K gambling loss in Vegas this year?
I have the copy of the check that I got from work that I cashed in at one of those 24hour Vegas check cashing places -- which I completely lost every cent of.

I made a journal note in my ...


 What is the corrcet abbrevation of NABARD?
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 Is it true Native Americans don't have to pay for tax? I read it when reading the amendments, do u think fair?
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 I filed my taxes this year, and child support took most of it, will that go to the mother?

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myself and the mother got back together tho , we are wondering if it was going her or the ...


 I'm employed by a company but have to pay for my own life and health insurance. Can I deduct the premiums?
Hi,

I work for a company that pays me fringe benefits in my check. What this means is that I have to pay for my own life and Health insurance.

Can I deduct the premiums when I ...



HITCH
At what age are you supposed to pay taxes?
                     
 




Ola
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At the age you start earning income.


Mariposa
It depends on the money you make. I know a 4 year old who has to pay taxes.


clarity
It has to do with your income, not your age.


ProfessorC
From birth - if you have income over a certain amount set each year. Its not complicated.


Jo Blo
Age has nothing to do with paying taxes. It's all about income.


WealthBuilder
ACT YOUR WAGE, not your age!


STEVEN F
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Your age is NOT the determining factor. The only way age is a factor at all is that it MAY influence if your parents can claim you as a dependent. If they can, it REDUCES the income you can make before you are required to file.


cazort
Taxes are very complicated and it's hard for me to give you a short answer to your question--the answer is--it depends on a lot of things. The short answer is that age doesn't matter much for paying taxes, it's earning income that matters...you start paying taxes generally when you start earning income, which is around 16-18 for most people, possibly later for a few people who don't have jobs through college.

Long answer:

Everyone who earns income must pay taxes--unless the taxes are wiped out by deductions, credits, exemptions, etc. However, not everyone is required to FILE taxes--filing taxes is separate from paying.

There is not an age limit requirement for filing income taxes, but rather, an income limit. However, age does affect both filing requirements and deductions. A single person does not have to file taxes unless they make at least $8,450, or $9,700 if they are 65 or older. The situation is different for married couples, single people supporting children, etc.

Not everyone who is required to file a return is required to pay tax. For example, you may earn more than the limit required to file--but because of various deductions, tax credits, etc. you get all your money back. In the case of EIC (Earned Income Credit) or the additional child tax credit the government may actually pay you back more than you paid them.

There is one other way that age affects income taxes--in a few weird cases parents are allowed to report their young children's income on their own tax return. I've never seen anyone do this, however--this is usually only in the case that a parent sets up like a fund or something where a young child is earning investment income, and it makes sense to treat it on the parent's return because it's basically the parent's money.

One last note--even if you are not required to file a tax return, if the government owes you money (because of tax credits, deductions, etc. combined with money withheld from your paycheck) it is worthwhile to file taxes anyway.


norm2120
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If you're old enough to hold a job where your employer sends a W-2, then you're old enough to pay taxes.


AstonMartin
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