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 Who pays for other peoples sick pay, maternity pay, jobseekers allowance etc? |
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 Is it illegal to overpay taxes? |
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 I stil haven't gotten my tax return back!? |
| I filed an extension for my taxes in April and had until Oct. 15th to file. I sent everything in around the middle of September and still have not receieved my tax returns....is this normal? I'm ... |
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 My partner has been sent a tax bill for 11.000 pound but he hasn't been self employed for 5 years.? |
| for the past 5 years my partner has not been self employed he has worked for a building company and in a wearhouse and pays tax though his wages every week so why does he keep having letters saying ... |
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 Do you know when recession or credit crunch will be over in the UK? |
When will the recession in the United Kingdom be over, and the market up and running again? I hope not in 2010!!!!
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 Am I liable for my husbands taxes - he doesn't file taxes? |
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 How long do I have to file my taxes? |
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 Why do we get more money when claiming job seekers allowance and housing benefit rather than working full time |
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 Is it right for your ex husband to claim one of your children on his taxes even when they live with me? |
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Frank N | Best way to get out of trouble with the IRS, if you owe back taxes.? |
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tidbit
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Call them and ask them to set you up on a payment plan. |
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bostonianinmo
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Get on an installment plan with them and stick to it religiously. |
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Sheila
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Call them and ask for a payment plan. |
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Gary
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Cooperate, answer their questions, don't volunteer nothing, do not be late or give them excuses, and pay on time (payment plan). |
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MoB
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I agree, the best thing to do is to set up a payment plan, but..
If it is a VERY, VERY large amount of taxes, you may be able to do what is called an offer of compromise with the IRS. It is an agreement that you may end up paying only a percentage of what you owe them. This is a complicated procedure but not impossible. I would contact a professional CPA to handle this for you. |
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SuperCactus
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The IRS just wants the money and you probably can work out a payments plan to get your caught up. Call the IRS tell them your problem and ask for the office that can give you some help. This will take more than one phone call. |
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Thin Kaboudit
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Paying them usually works pretty well.
Or if you cannot afford that all at once, talking to them about arranging a payment schedule usually works, too.
Not paying them will also solve your problem: you won't need income any more because the government will provide a nice 5' x 8' room to share with a man called "Bubba". You'll get along just fine, so long as you don't mind him calling you Susan... |
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stephenweinstein
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Pay the back taxes that you owe. |
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Ms. Angel..
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Start off by calling IRS at the phone number provided in the balance due notice. Then offer a payment proposal for an installment agreement. IRS charges a one time USER FEE of $105.00 for installment agreement in which you mail in your payment or $52.00 if you have them take it out of your checking account, if at anytime during the installment agreement you default, revise or reinstate IRS will charge you $45.00. Any refund that are due to you will be applied to your balance due, and you still need to make you monthly payment amount. IRS usually lets you have 60 months to pay off your balance, so divide the amount you owe by 60 and that is your monthly payment, for balance of $1,500 or less IRS will accept $25.00 no less. By agreeing to an installment agreement you also agree to pay any new balance in full, such as if you file 2007 and you owe you will be asked to full pay the amount if you can't then they might allow you to added it to your installment agreement and raise the payment amount.
You should call or download form 9465 from the IRS website and mail it in ASAP. (www.irs.gov) |
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wartz
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1. Stop the bleeding. If you are not having enought tax withheld, change your W-4 so that the correct amount is being paid in.
2. If you owe less than $25,000 and can pay in full over five years (thats about $22 per month per $1,000) IRS will set you up on an installment agreement without much fuss.
3. If you can pay but need more than five years, you will have to complete a pile of aggrivating paperwork to prove it.
4. If you can't pay AND IRS agrees, you will have to complete a pile of aggrivating paperwork to prove it and the account can be reported currently not collectible and will stay on the back burner until your situation improves. If the balance due is over $5,000, IRS will file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien in your county. This will cause your credit rating to take a major nosedive.
4. If you are unable to pay but can make a lump sum payment that is equal to what IRS considers the "reasonable collection potential of the account" you can submit an offer in compromise through which you would pay less than 100 cents on the dollar. I put these together as an enrolled agent licensed by the Treasury Department to represent taxpayers the same as attorneys and CPAs. If you want more information about the process you can email me through my profile. Whatever you do don't go to any of the tax resolution companies that advertise on cable TV. Their fees are out of this world and many of them have bad records with the local Better Business Bureau. An enrolled agent with a collection background is best but other enrolled agents and CPAs can help. |
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