 Married in May- How to file taxes? |
| We were married in May, so I know that we have to file as married. He never changed his W-4 form to reflect married, is that okay? Also i have had 2 jobs this past year- one with my maiden name, ... |
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 Should i phone them? |
help plz ?? we have been financially skint as my partners been out of a job and my wages went on rent, bills, shopping and everything.
we didnt pay council tax.... they wrote letters, i ... |
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 Haven't filed tax returns for 7 yrs. Can I deal with the IRS by myself? |
Now I'm getting letters from the IRS for the years I haven't filed. I made very little money the first 5 yrs. but made lots (1099) the last two.
I don't have any saved as I ... |
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 My grandfather wants to give me $100,000 to put down on a house, what type of tax will we be subject to? |
| I'm gettting married and for a wedding present my Grandfather would like to give me a large down payment for a house. How does it work in regards to being taxed?... |
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 Is a wedding tax deductable? |
| im curious. not married, just heard a man did it. why?... |
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 How does the higher tax bracket work? |
| One of the Lads at work thinks the higher tax band starts after £30,500 I thought it was more myself, but if this is true if I carry on working like I am, I could easily hit that and more. So how ... |
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 If I buy a used car from a private seller, do I have to pay sales tax? |
| sales tax (or any other tax) to the city, county or to the seller?... |
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 Was I tricked by the IRS and what can I do about? |
| In 2004 I filed my return but forgot to file for an annuity payment that I had received, The IRS contacted me an I was told that I would have to start a payment plan and I did that. Then in 2005, I ... |
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 The IRS - Who says they can collect taxes ? |
I have read many answers BUT nobody has yet told me WHEN CONGRESS stipulated the IRS were to collect taxes from me.
Sorry folks, but the IRS IS an independent corporation /
The lawto ... |
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 EMERGENCY help!!!!? |
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 Publishers Clearing House - Does PCH need your social Security number? |
| My mom got a letter saying she won some money, but they want her to send her social security number to them. This screams scam to me, but I checked the address and it's linked right to their ... |
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 Hypothetically, If I was a rancher and one of my cows gets eaten by a wolf, Can I deduct the cow on my taxes? |
| My girlfriend and I were talking about the wolves and their reintroduction and the effect on ranchers. Just ... |
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 Can I claim my wife if we recently married? |
| My wife and I recently get married at the end of December of 2006. She doesn't work yet. Can I claim her as dependent for the 2006 tax year?... |
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 I got a letter from the IRS stating that I should get my Stimulus check in the mail by June 6th? |
How much longer do I have to wait? Did they mean that they would mail it by June 6th?
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Received my check today 6/9... I guess I was expecting too much for the ... |
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 I just received(march 3 2008) 433$ in my Bank account from Canada RIT can somebody tell me what is Canada RIT? |
I Called Revenue Canada and of course they have no clue what I'm talking about:)
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My income tax is a different amount of money so I dont think it's my income ... |
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 Turbo Tax users dont get direct deposited stimulus checks!? |
| I just learned that if a tax payer used say...turbo tax and had the filing fees taken out of their refund...then the refund was given to the "other" bank then refunded to the tax payer....... |
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 Bush tax refund?? |
So from what I hear, Bush is giving everyone 600-1200 dollars supposed going to be sent to everyone soon. I was just wondering, if you're not a tax payer, can you still get this money??
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kez | Can I avoid paying tax if I receive regular payments by cheque? |
I know you can avoid tax if you recieve cash in hand- but what about cheques? |
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Fred F
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You can certainly try but you can virtually guarantee that HMRC will catch up with you. |
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old know all
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That depends on why you get the payments. If they are wages for employment, your employer needs to deduct tax under PAYE. If you receive payments as the income of a business, you need to keep proper accounts and declare your profit. If they are gifts, they are not taxable if they are instalments of a capital sum.
Remember that tax avoidance is a criminal offence and you can be sent to prison for it - as well as having to pay the tax. |
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steffi
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Cash payments aren't tax exempt. They form part of the black economy, and you get heavy financial penalties if caught. Receiving cheques for earnings makes getting caught even more likely, as there is a paper trail. |
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goatsucker
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no because a cheque goes in the bank and the Inland revenue always find out. A very wealthy business man i know told them he only had one bank account, they discovered all the other ones on the very same day. |
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bud
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you can`t avoid paying tax, getting paid by cheque is the most likely way for the tax man to find out about it, they can check your bank accounts if necessary and they will want to know where the cheques have come from. |
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Williaml2012
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As far as I know, you have to declare your earnings every year. I don't know how the system works but I know that people have to fill in tax return forms each year. I would imagine that this is to declare your earnings to date for that corresponding tax year. |
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PAUL H
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You are responsible for declaring earnings to HM Revenue & Customs. Not doing so is fraud and a typical sentence for this is 7 years in prison...
Some people think they will get away with it, but the anonymous helpline for grassing people up is one of the busiest systems in the UK... All it takes is a jealous neighbor or friend to phone.....Then you have to explain where every penny you have, or have spent has come from! They can also access all bank/savings accounts you have or are associated with...Also, whoever pays the cheques will have to account for them in their business accounts. No matter what they say, they will cover their own backs before any loyalty to yourself...Providing a list of all employees and addresses on request to the Tax Man!
So the answer is....Yes you can avoid tax, but the chances of getting cought and going to prison are VERY high. :-) |
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erin o
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No. You have to pay taxes on regular payments received by check. |
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Doctor Deth
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what is the nature of teh payments? is it for work? then you have to pay taxes. Doesn't the Payor have to report to the government how much they pay each person? |
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Jan409
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Not really
unless the cheque is paid to you personally
and not to your business account, but then that is fraud! |
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