 How can I get my child's social security number? |
| I need my newborn daughter's SSN to do our taxes. I think we got the card, but I don't know where it is. How can we just get the number???... |
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 Do you need to pay taxes when working freelance? |
| I am currently working freelance, it is only temporary and since I started, I only earned about 5K, and I should only earn another 1K by the time I stop. Do I need to pay taxes? Please advise!!... |
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 If you let someone claim your children on a tax return,who gets the stimulis check for the child tax part? |
| I feel like in the middle of a war zone.My two friends made a deal with their tax return. Now they are at each others throat about who entitled to the stimulus check.Please some friendly advice.Also ... |
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 My former emplyer has failed at sending me my w-2 form. Will they let me file so late? |
| I was told that they will not let me file this late and they are going to charge me with a late filing fee. Who would I complain to about this? She has told me for the past 6 to 8 weeks she was ... |
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 Not a student moving into student house what will happen if i get caught not paying council tax? |
| will i get done or will it be the landlords fault, she telling me just to move in and not worry about it!... |
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 How do you take the VAT off a figure? |
I used to know this.... you can divide the figure by X, then times it by Y and the result is the nett figure.
Anyone know what the X and Y are???... |
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 My wife passed away in March but income taxes would I be able to do myself or should I seek a pro? |
| I usually filed our taxes myself I don't have a lot of deductions or anything but I'm uncertain about this year since she has passed would it be to my advantage to go to a tax preparer?... |
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 Overtime wages time and a half? |
| Does anyone know how many hours you have to work before overtime kicks in. My son's friend just told me his boss doesnt pay overtime unless he works over 88 hours. He gets paid every two weeks. I... |
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 Tax money not going in. Please read? |
We just called the IRS. They said all the people who were suppose to get their money today are getting it on Febuary 9th.
They have no reason at all. But nobody should expect their money today.<... |
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 Why do you all just sit back and take it? |
| Why do you all just sit back and take it, I am talking about the item on the BBC1 news this evening about rubbish collections only being fortnightly, but I doubt the council taxes will go down. I ... |
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 I reported someone for tax and vat fraud? |
about 4 month ago how long does it take them to act on the info and do they check every report
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 What will happen if I didn't file my taxes this year at all? |
| If I didn't file this last April, but go ahead and file next April, and disregard the last year? Will I automatically get in trouble, or only if I am audited?... |
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 Can I leave unemployment benefits off my 1040 if it makes no difference in my refund amount? |
| I really need my tax refund ASAP. I have a simple return, and the only item I lack is the 1099-G form from my state (NC) that shows some unemployment insurance benefits I received last year. That ... |
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| Can you file taxes if your unlemployed? |
| i have a child, a studrnt but not working. live with parents ... |
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 I left my husband. Can he file taxes using my name, and claim our son? |
| I left my husband before Dec. 1st. Can he file taxes this year and claim my son, and myself on his tax returns? Is there any way I can alert the IRS that he may be attempting to claim people who aren&... |
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DNW | Can IRS back taxes be removed through bankruptcy? |
I have tax debt, some of which is more than 7 years old, and I heard that they can be removed by declaring bankruptcy. Is this true? If so, can I also file an Offer In Compromise for the newer tax debt? |
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Ignore the posts that say taxes are not dischargable. The people don't know what they are talking about.
With some minor exceptions, income taxes where you filed the original return that became due and owing over three years prior to filing bankruptcy--right now this means 2004 and prior will be discharged except as to exempt or abandoned assets. These taxes have to have been billed for at least 240 days so a fresh bill from an audit that dragged on for ages would survive. If you file a Chapter 13, you can propose a plan to pay the tax and interest but not penalties.
In all cases, make sure you consult a lawyer. This is not a do it yourself project. |
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Maryfrances
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No. Nothing is certain but death and taxes. They'll get theirs sooner or later. |
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Charlie & Angie G
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The best thing you can do is to fix the problem that is causing you to owe each year thru estimated taxes or withholding. If you don’t you will never break this cycle and will always pay more than everyone else thru penalties and interest.
You can file bankruptcy for back taxes if they are old enough. As Wartz mentioned they have to be at least 3 years old. That is 3 years from the time you filed it not tax years, so a 2004 return filed in 2006 would not be old enough.
Nothing would then stop you from filing an OIC. But less than %20 are ever accepted. You have to remember that an OIC has to be a good deal for the government, not for you. Also you must pay the offer up front, and they can take 2 years to decide, and if they reject you offer they keep your money and apply it to your debt.
If you truly can't afford to pay your taxes you should find out if you qualify for a partial payment installment agreement. This is where IRS takes less than the full amount you owe and bases you payment on what you can afford. They will require you to make estimated taxes and will allow for living expenses, but take the rest of your income.
With a problem like yours there is no easy answer and life will be tough for a few years. Be cautious about the late night TV commercials, they are rip offs. If you decide that an OIC is the best choice for you make sure you hire a local CPA or Enrolled Agent. With a problem like yours you need face to face service, not telephone service. Good luck |
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Judy1
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Under some circumstances, old tax debt can be removed through bankrupcy, but it isn't common.
As to newer debt, you can file an offer in compromise, but you do realize that most are turned down? |
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Steve B
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Assuming you filed timely returns and made no attempts to hinder collection, the old debts are probably dischargeable. But the Bankruptcy Code is full of pitfalls, so talk to a lawyer. |
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Jennifer
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John Scott
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Wartz's answer is good. I'll add that there are certain taxes that cannot be discharged, apart from those within the time frame he mentioned. These include taxes owed due to the IRS filing a "substitute return" that you did not agree to as well as trust fund penalties. |
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James W
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No, you will have to pay it back until death. Even if you dead they will get it out of any property that you have. |
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grraartist
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No they can not...sorry |
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tonalc2
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Nope.
And it's getting next to impossible to file bankruptcy these days. |
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belfiglioval
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NO!!!!! and i know first had, i filed bankruptcy before the new law went into effect and i still owe the corupted IRS. |
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moraleep
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Don't think so....But check with a lawyer. |
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