 How can I figure out if H&R Block messed up on my taxes? |
| I have barely any of my tax forms.. is there anyway I can get copys from them? I had a couple jobs, and I qualified for EITC, but I owe this year and I was seeing if that was done wrong.... |
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 Het all, I received a letter for a Tax refund from https://www.jicscorp.net/ is this a scam? |
Hey all,
Can you please help me, I receive a letter claiming that I have a goverment check for 2k dollars, and that they will process the necessary paper work for a fee of $135.00
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 Can I work under 16 hours a week and still claim Child Tax Credit not Working Tax Credit? |
| I am a university student with two children. I'm on my summer break and wanted to look for work. I claim child tax credit and wanted to know if I could work under 16 hours without my claim being ... |
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 How long should it take the Inland Revenue to get back to you about a tax claim? |
| My fella paid too much tax last year, they told me so on the phone when I told 'em the code on his P60 so I sent it off to the relevant office as they asked with all his details and why we were ... |
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 H & R Block question? |
| How does it work when you borrow against your tax return? And what is it called through H & R Block?... |
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 I take care of a disabled 26 year old he lives with me can i be able to claim him on my taxes? |
| He receives a monthly check of $636, That is used to half of the rent, but I am the one that pays the other half plus i buy the groceries i provide the transportation to the doctor, school anything ... |
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 Can we fill 2years income tax return together? |
| I want to fill the income tax return of my mother.But i want 2 returns to file in this same assessement year.Can i do this or not.... |
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 Can someone explain why my tax should go to people who cheat the benefit system? |
| to the other question before (should I report a benefit cheat) I would like to ask is it ok for all people who work hard that they tax should pay the people who cheat on claiming on the benefit ... |
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 Can my fiance claim my 2 children and myself on his 2006 tax return? |
| My fiance and I have been living together since June 2005. He has been the sole supporter in the household. I am supposed to be receiving child support (court ordered) from my Ex husband but he has ... |
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| How do I claim my daughter on my taxes? |
| I just need to know what info I need to file her with?... |
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 Groceries, Gas and taxes? |
Which is hitting your pocket book the worst in your daily life?
A. Gas?
B. Electric?
C. Food/Groceries?
D.Taxes?... |
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 What's a good tax program, like Turbo Tax, to use on the computer? |
| We want to go long form this year. I paid thousands in medical bills & we also bought a house in 2006 & think we can get a good refund, but we need to know which tax program we should use. If ... |
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| Why are some employers so sloooooooow in sending out W2s? |
| Everyone here sounds like they are filing already, and I know I won't have my W2s till like, the last date that it's possible for employers to send them out. What gives?... |
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 I have two W-2 forms from diffrent employers, is it okay to file the other one next year? |
| When I file for income tax return next year, will I still be able to file a 2006 W-2? The reason for this is, I already filed my income tax return, and I totally forgot about the part-time job I did ... |
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tri_bal13 | Can I claim Child Support as earned income? |
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stevexnelson
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Brian J is correct. Child support payments do not qualify as income necessary to qualify for the earned income credit.
Good luck. |
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bostonianinmo
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No, child support is not earned income. You do not report child support received as income at all. And no, you can't use it as the basis to claim the EIC or any other credits. |
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★★★ Katharine ♥♥♥♥
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absolutely not!!! child support should go NO WHERE On your tax forms..... |
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Judy1
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No, it's not income at all on your return, and is definitely not counted as earned income. |
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Brian J
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Child support payments do not count as earned income for the earned income credit. |
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hannah_brodbeck
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i think so ^_^ |
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I'm Daffy
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Check the laws in your state, but I believe it is classified as income. You have to pay taxes on it so... |
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edrogers55
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Earned income credit, yes. Claiming it as income no. You should claim spousal support as income, however. |
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Nibblet
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I do believe you must. go to www.irs.gov to check it out. good luck with that. |
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