 I have just graduated from university and have a large student loan to pay off. Do i still have to pay tax? UK? |
| I have a temp job, so do I still pay full tax on my weekly wage? because when i filled out a form on my first day of work i had to tick a separate box if i was a student of have a student loan.... |
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 If I sell all or a portion of my comic book collection, what tax benefits (if any) can I realize? |
| I have a list of all of the issues that I have purchased over the last 20 years. The comic books were "bagged and boarded" prior to their sale. I have not sold all of them yet. They are ... |
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 Who wil end up paying more tax? |
I was just wondering where the shortfall of billions that is being taxed via Inheritance Tax is going to0 come from if the tories get into government?
I'm presuming it'll be from ... |
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 On last year's tax return (MY FIRST EVER ATTEMPT TO DO THIS) there is a glaring mistake? |
| I put something in the wrong column - even though I declared it, they did not see the error - which should have stood out like a sore thumb to the trained eye. Anyway they should have taxed me on £2... |
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 I don't want to pay taxes anymore!! Isn't there some kind? |
| of form I can sign whereby I am released from doing so? I want to designate what I am willing to contribute to. 2% here, 2% there, etc. But I am not willing to pay my taxes blind folded throwing a ... |
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 Do i still have to pay taxes? |
i have no job
i make $250-$400 a year in interest throguh CDs
do i still have to file my taxes?
would i get money back or would i owe?... |
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 Why are the British public so GUTTLESS? |
| Yes folks, thats the question, and before you all start critisising, just let me say I am a Brit also. What I am refering to is the constant bombarding of the UK public with all these damn Stealth TAX... |
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 My tax code is 522L and i dont pay tax is this right? |
| I have put this down to the fact that i have a child but im confused, if this is wrong will i receive a big tax bill?... |
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| Rebate / Stimulus Checks? |
| So I realize the site and everywhere says "you will be mailed your check based on dates that correspond with the last 2 digits of your SS#"... which is fine and all- but what about those ... |
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 My son was born dec 23 2007 the hospital failed to file for his ssn i had to file my taxes and couldnt claim? |
| him because i didnt have his number yet. can i still claim him somehow this year .......and if so how and or where can i ... |
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 If I spend $500 to raise $10,000 for a charity, is the $500 tax deductible? |
| The charity acknowledges that I raised $10K. I have receipts to show I spent, for example, money to put on a dinner where participants paid $60 a plate. All of that money was donated to the charity.... |
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 I know you can deduct medical bills from your taxes...? |
| Would it be worth it to pay off all medical bills with a credit card before Dec 31st? Would it increase my refund greatly or not enough to make it worth it?... |
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 How is the cost of living calculated in the UK? |
Hi,
I am confused, ok that's not unusual.8-))
I just heard on the news that the cost of gas has risen by 85% over the last 3 years.
So given that electricity ... |
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| My wages are never right the payroll mess it up every month? |
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Jenn K | Can I file an admendment for my 2004 tax return and reviece the corrected amount in 2009? ? |
I know that the cut off is supposrd to be 3 years but I (like many others) was misled in believing that my daughter couldn't be claimed as a dependant because she didn't "live" with me for hald the year since she was borb November 29, 2004. |
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hrblockerrolquinn
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Dear Jenn: You are correct 3 years if you filed on time for 2004. Sometimes the IRS in special situations will extend or over look certain rules. You must have proof that you were misled i.e. you called the IRS and ask an agent and you relied on that information. You will have to have dates names etc. If you relied on a friend or something you heard on the radio your grounds are very weak.
If you feel you have a strong case file an amended return and include a letter with your case outlined in a letter attached to the return.
This advice was prepared based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts that you provide. Click on my profile to read more.
Errol Quinn Enrolled Agent Master Tax Advisor |
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bostonianinmo
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Sorry, but the 3 year rule is cast in stone except in the most unusual circumstances such as being in an extended coma or military personnel deployed in a hostile file zone for an extended period of time.
Many folks don't fully read the instructions on the rules for claiming a child, most importantly the one about a child that is born (or dies) during the year. That very question gets asked here many times each tax season (and is often answered incorrectly by folks who claim to be tax pros) but the answer is right there in the instructions. The IRS won't entertain waivers of the 3 year rule for failure to read the directions. Sorry. |
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Blue October
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as stated earlier..you are correct 3 yrs is the cut off...but here is an additional bit of info..in the front pages of the irs code (in your 1040 instructions)...it clearly states that "ignorance is not a defense"...even if married and spouse abuses tax code....so no you can not amend and get 'credit'...let it go.
thanks
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Judy1
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No, sorry, it's too late now to get a refund from 2004. Say thanks to whoever misled you. Grrrrrrr. |
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hrblock.laura
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No I'm sorry, the IRS will not send refunds on a 2004 tax return after April 15, 2008.
See the link below for IRS Pub 17 page 18.
Laura H – H&R Block – Senior Tax Advisor 5
**This advice was prepared based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts that you provided. |
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Jss
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You can file amended tax return for 2004 but you will not get any refund. The last date was April 15, 2008.
If you have refund on 2005 tax return, you must file original or amended tax return on or before April 15, 2009.
Read http://taxipay.blogspot.com/2008/04/list-of-articles.html |
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rtfm
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You're right, the cutoff is three years. You won't be able to get a refund from 2004. |
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Bill P
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Get an official answer from an IRS staffer. You can ask all the questions you have and maybe someone will be helpful and
suggest an avenue to pursue.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. |
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