Home | Links | Contact Us | Bookmark
Financial Forum Search :
   Homepage      News      Financial Topics     Finance Directories      Financial Forum      Dictionary  
Financial Forum    Taxes
Finance Discussion Forum

 If i only work 12 hours a week are they allowed to charge me tax?
I get paid monthly and only do about 48 hours a month cos its 12 hours a week should i be getting taxed for this? ( i didnt think you did but i am)
Can i claim any of it back?
I need advice ...


 I am a single woman with no children, living on my own, how many dependants can I legally claimon my w-4?

Additional Details
I meant exemptions not dependants...sorry!
Thanks for the great answers....


 How can i make easy money without working?
not doing bad things though!!!...


 What keeps you comming to work besides the paycheck?
...


 Benefit Cheat or a Tax Cheat... Who is worse?
Please don't answer saying they are the same as they are not..

As you can see if you read the question fully...

Thank you for your input in advance.

But you can ...


 Can I deduct my dogs from my taxes?
I'm getting ready to do my taxes and somebody told me that I can somehow deduct money from my taxes for my dogs?? I've never heard of that. Can anybody help me with that?? thanks......


 Which US States have No State Income Tax?
...


 Yur paycheck each week $500.If you want to save $2,000 in 1 year, how much you set aside from you paycheck?
...


 What about someone who has never filed a tax return. She would be in big trouble, correct?
...


 CAN I CLAIM MY NEPHEW AS A DEPENDENT IF HE DOES NOT "LIVE" WITH ME? ?
Hello... Can I claim my baby nephew as a dependent if he does not live with me... I know head of household is if he lived with me...so what would my status be? would it be single... with a dependent?...


 My fiance is self employed and hasn't filed taxes in seven years. I have gone through and sorted all receipts
What do I do now?
Additional Details
We arent married yet, but are living together for a year now. I sometimes call him my husband. Sorry if anyone thought I was trying to bulls**t them....


 Home run Ball? IRS Taxing it!?
The guy who caught Barry Bonds home run ball wanted to keep it so The IRS wanted to tax him on the value of the ball he does not have the money for the taxes so he has to sell it.

Do you T...


 I just got married a few months ago (July 29). Should my wife and I change our W-4 filing status to married?
Should we change it now or should we wait until 2007?...


 Why are people so big on the flat tax?
A question was posted about tax reform, and all the responses that got "thumbs up" suggested the flat tax, and all the responses that were rated poorly suggested raising taxes for the super ...


 How much would the tax be for something $249.99?
Hey all, I'm not very familiar with taxes, so I'd really appreciate the help. I'm planning on giving my nephew enough money to buy something that's $249.99, the only problem is ...


 Which candidate will tax me less?
I make around 375,000 a year. I have 2 kids. Will McCain or Obama tax me less?...


 Say we owe $118,000 on our house and we pay it off this year, how much will we have to pay in taxes next year?
...


 Am I getting ripped off on my tax service?
I went to jackson hewett for taxes, and my refund was going to be 370 dollars basically, and am getting charged $150 by jackson hewett, the tax preparer! Is this too much?
Additional Details...


 Wt is income tax slab 2008-2009 in india?
pls give ...


 Im in uk and i have 35,000 dollars?
i wana buty a terrance house which has 4 bedrooms can i buy it with 35,000 dollars is it enought to buy a house ...



Sarah H
Can I claim a child born in October 2006 on this years taxes?
                     
 




Andy
Yes. So long as an infant is born alive, or alive for a moment in any year, that child entitles you to an exemption for that year. Assuming he or she meets the dependency requirement.


dianehaggart
Yep until dec 31 date for the entire year My son was born on the 27 of dec and I claimed he for the whole year in 1979


Molly
Rating
Yes, whether born on January 1 or December 31, the dependent counts for the entire year. There is no prorating. Don't forget to have their social security # ready!


Colette B
Yep!!


crazydave
Yes. As long as the child was born on or before Dec. 31, you get a full dependant exemption.


Holly
Yes! That baby was already costing you money before you had him/her, right?!


Sparkles
Yes


Megan D
Rating
Hell yeah!


maamu
Yes.


marili1_1999
As long as he was born during any part of the year, you get to claim him for 2006.


zocko
of course and every year after


à®â™¥Julian'sMommy♥à®
yes


Azure
As long as he is born in 2006 your fine, it's like an unexpected Christmas bonus :) because you get a nice return from it. (as long as he's your child of course or you can prove that you care for the child - step-parent, etc)


hrt
yes


a heart so big
Rating
yes! I claimed my son the year he was born, and he wasn't born until Dec. 31st.


dave37missouri
Rating
IRS.GOV


 Enter Your Message or Comment


User Name:  
User Email:   
Post a comment:







Archive: Forum -Forum -Finance - Links - 1 - 2 - RSS - All RSS Feeds
The Causes and the Results. 0.044
Copyright (c) 2011 Financial Crisis Wednesday, February 8, 2012 - Terms of use - Privacy Policy