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 Can I claim my girlfirend as a dependent?
She has lived with me for the whole year. I carry insurance for her as a domestic partner. I provide most of her support. She has earned approximately 8000 this year on her own. Thanks for your ...


 I heard that there is no law that states that we have to pay a federal income tax. Is this true?
I was watching a video that was talking about 9/11 and at one point there was a couple of former IRS workers that said that there is no law that says that we have to pay an income tax. They said that ...


 How many exemptions should I claim on my W-4?
I'm unmarried with a newborn. I have daycare expenses and qualify for the child care credit. I work full time, but was on unemployment where no taxes were taken out of my paycheck for 5 months....


 Why do we ahve to pay so much tax on money earnt with hard work?
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 I am in the united states, can i send a cash gift to friend un the uk?
if sent through the mail is this allowed? will it pass customs?...


 Is a car accident settlement reported as income?
I am getting a setllement from a car accident. Is that taxable or considered regular income? Friends have been telling me it isn't but I am not not sure. It is not a large amount and is under ...


 If i receive a gift of 14,500 dollars from my parents, do i or my parents have to show this on our taxes.?
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 Who has received their IRS Stimulus payment via direct deposit?
According to the IRS website, anyone who filed their taxes and recieved a refund via direct deposit should have received thier stimulus payment the same way - through direct deposit - no later than ...


 How do you report someone running a business that isn't registered as a business.?
I know someone that is actually running a business from their home and making pretty good money, but not paying any taxes and is not a registered business. How can this be reported without giving a ...


 Should I tell the IRS they made a mistake in my favor?
After 3 grueling days of my audit interegation, I recieved a letter that stated that their conclusuion was that I was owed $1,456,839,124. 23. Should I tell them that, while I make a nice living, I ...


 How long does it take for the gov. to process an income tax check into your bank account(with direct deposit?
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 Do you have to pay quarterly taxes when you file a 1099, or can you pay yearly?
Hi, my friend is interested in filing a 1099, so she can be an independent contractor for a company. Can she pay her taxes at the end of the YEAR, or is she required to submit income tax payments to ...


 If i were to get married and not change my name would the irs find out?
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 Is there a penalty for not filing for a tax extension? and if so what is it?
I thought that extensions were for only if you owed but I just found out differently. The only question know is how much will I be penalized for not filing an ...


 Should Child support help me out on my taxes?
I do not claim the child as a dependant, but should I still see some kind of benefit when I file my taxes? I gave this info to my accountant and he told me that It wouln't do any benefit for me....


 Can i claim my 19 year old girlfriend on my income taxes. Im 19 too not old and creepy?
She has lived with me for well over two years, she is a full time student and has worked very little,...


 My present annual income is 1080000. What should i do to gain maximum tax benefit.?
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 Can you file taxes with more than 2 kids?
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 How will you spend your $600.00 government refund check?
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 Why does U.S. tax policy give favoritism to married people?

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dpacman... your article says nothing about married couples that have only one wage earner. In this case, the tax policy favors married couples over singles....



alan p
Can I and my wife give our daughter more than $10,000 without her paying a gift tax?
I always assumed the gift tax was payed by the reciever for anything over $10,000. Someone just told me that if my wife and I each gift our daughter $10,000, nobody payes taxes, niether us nor her. Is that true?
                     
 




TaxMan
For 2006, that amount went to $12,000 per "person-to-person" transaction. You could give your daughter $12,000 and your wife could give your daughter another $12,000. Nobody pays taxes.

Even if you gave more than this amount, you won't necessarily pay taxes. You would have to file a Form 709 "Gift Tax Return", but unless you gave over $1,000,000 in your lifetime, there would be no tax due. The recipient of a gift never pays tax.


teehee
The gift tax exclusion this year (2006) is $12,000 per person. You and your wife can give your daughter up to $24,000 this year without tax consequences for any of you. See my link for more info.


rhsaunders
Yes. Actually, at the moment the limit is a bit higher -- $12,000, I think. Over that limit, the giver has to deal with the tax.


gemseeker
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I think you need to get,"that smart banker that killed his wife"... The Shaw Shank Redemption...
Anyway, I think it makes sense...could u maybe toss me one of those tax deductible gifts, for christmas???
DJ


maamu
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If you have that kind of money to give away, you can surely afford to pay a tax accountant a few bucks to give you the correct answer.

Not being mean...it just isn't worth the gamble going with a wrong answer.


mattapan26
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First, there is a legal concept called gift splitting whereby you and your wife may split a gift of $22,000. The annual minimum for gift tax purposes is $11,000 in 2006 so by splitting a $22,000 gift there would be no taxable gift (assuming all parties are US citizens). For gifts above that, you have to file a gift tax return, Form 709, but no tax is due until you have made cumulative taxable gift over your lifetime in excess of $1 million. And yes, the gift tax is an excise tax on transfers and must be paid by the giver.


thewanderer862006
filthy rich basta-rd!!!!! May I date your daughter?


Susan M
The law is that each of you can gift up to $10,000.00 per year. Above that there is a tax which your daughter would have to pay.

This is what it was when I last heard about it in my family. You may want to call the local IRS office.


techie_girl
I beleive so, if you gift it seperately.
For example, you give her 11000, then your wife gives her 10000. Double check with the IRS for specifics.


B
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i dont think so but if its cash she can i think


RUDOLPH M
Give her cash, small amounts at a time. If u don't tell the IRS I won't either.


hey2a
If this is a real tax, it is ridiculous.

To get around it, just give her a money order, or withdraw it and give it to her. Or take it from your bank account, and start one for her at that same bank with the 10,000. Or just give her 5000 one week, and 5000 the next.

Or you can just wire me the 10 Gs :).


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