 My mom is my child care provider can i claim the child tax credit? |
| Both of my kids go to school in the morning and get out at 11:00, my mom then picks them up and cares for them and I give her some money in return, can I claim that in my taxes as child care? And if ... |
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 I hate my Mom need help with federal income tax ? |
| I claimed my little brother John and sister Linda for the past 2 years that I have been doing my taxes. This year some dude in San Diego offered my Mom 1,000 dollars if she was to let them claim John ... |
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 Do I put both jobs on my W-2? |
| I worked two jobs during the year. A tanning salon and where I currently work a hair salon. I made 8,186.00 at the hair salon and 2,001.01 at the tanning salon. Do I do two separate W-2 forms or does ... |
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 Should I use H&R block for my taxes? Will I get a check the same day? |
| Never used them before...going on vacation feb 2nd..need it asap..... |
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 When am i supposed to get the w2 form? |
| well i live in los angeles and my dad already got his w2 form but i havent gotten mine... how much longer should i wait?! god i need that money!... |
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 My previous employer didnt send me my W-2? |
| i have 2 previous employers(fridays, javas)whom i did not get my W-2 from. is there a way to report to the IRS and have them make them send me my forms? i dont want to call Java's up, but i ... |
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 Is this illegal? this is regarding taxes!? |
| okay my brothers friend hasnt worked in 2 years and he manages to brag about how he gets 3,000 for filing taxes.He showed us the taxcheck last year.He tells the tax preparer hes a selfemployed barber ... |
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 Should my boyfriend and I file taxes together and claim both of my kids? |
| My boyfriend and I had a son last May and I have a 10 year old daughter from a previous relationship. How should we file to get the largest return? Joint filing claiming both children, or should we ... |
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 Can someone go to jail for not filing taxes with the IRS? |
The only income received was from a regular job where taxes were deducted through payroll deductions.
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| Can you claim your 2006 taxes that the govt took for student loans on your 2007 return as a deduction? |
| I had defaulted student loans in 2006 so the govt took my whole refund in order to help pay off my student loans. Well my loans are no longer in default and I know there's a place for student ... |
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| I have withdrawn money from a 401k at a former job in order to pay down high rate debt. I waited to do so until into 2008 so this would not be part of the 2007 tax year. My thinking was that this ... |
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 I found free tax software online. is there a catch? |
| I came across this website offering free tax software to prepare your tax return for free. It even claims that you can e-file for free. I've always used TurboTax and paid for the software and ... |
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 How can I get my ex wife to pay for my children. She was paying via CSA..? |
| but she has stopped paying it because she is not "working". She now owes over £4k in payments and we are struggling to keep a house. Would it be possible to name and shame her on here? V... |
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 If your house price drops in value, can you claim a loss tax writeoff? |
| your house drops $50,000 in value, can you claim a loss? shouldn't property taxes drop as well?... |
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 Tax file for free? |
| all I need to do is file a state tax return. what is a good site to go under that offers it for FREE like they say. Can You Please help me find it. Thank You So M... |
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| WIll the irs take your refund if you owe back taxes? |
If you owe taxes from 2004. Will they take it out of 2006 refund?
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Snitter 8 | Can anyone show me the law...? |
...that states that the Federal Reserve is a legal & constitutional organization that I MUST pay taxes to?
SHOW ME THE LAW! |
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gray shadow
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A) The law that defines and grants the legality of the Federal Reserve is covered in Title 12, chapter 3 of the U.S. Code
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode12/usc_sup_01_12_10_3.html
B) The law that legalizes income tax is in Title 26 of the U.S. Code
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode26/usc_sup_01_26.html
specifically....
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode26/usc_sec_26_00006012----000-.html
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode26/usc_sec_26_00000001----000-.html
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode26/usc_sec_26_00000003----000-.html
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode26/usc_sec_26_00006651----000-.html
C) You do not pay taxes to the Federal Reserve. You pay taxes to U.S. Treasury via the IRS. |
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flrentnomore
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The Law as requested:
The authority given to Congress to lay and collect taxes, see U.S. Const. Art. Section 8, Cl 1, as modified by the 16th Amendment, allows the imposition of an income tax without limitation. The 16th Amendment removed the limitation on Congress’s authority to impose a direct tax only if proportioned among the States, stating the "Congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several states, and without regard to any census or enumeration." Courts have repeatedly upheld the constitutionality of the 16th Amendment. See, e.g. Brushaber v Union Pacific Railroad, 240 U.S. 1, 17-19 (1916) [The Court upheld the validity of the 16th Amendment, finding that it eliminated the requirement that direct taxes, such as the income tax, on all income from whatever source derived, need no longer be apportioned. |
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Mahal
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I don't think anyone except member banks pay any kind of taxes or fees or dues to the Federal Reserve.
We pay to the US Treasury, and the right to tax citizens was established by the US Constitution. (The IRS is just a collection agent.) |
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dragonwych
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You don't pay taxes to the Federal Reserve, so the question is moot. You pay federal taxes to the Internal Revenue Service, who collects them on behalf of the federal government, who then cheerfully spends them (several times over). Since Congress whipped up and pushed through a constitutional amendment decades ago to override the Founders' clearly stated intention that citizens NOT pay income taxes, the IRS is a legal and constitutional organization to whom you must remit taxes -- darn it. Sorry about that. |
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Overtaxed
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You pay your taxes to the Treasury Department, not the Federal Reserve. Other than that I won't waste any more time on this silly question. |
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Wayne Z
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Title 26 - Internal Revenue Code |
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spicertax
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Here it is from the IRS. Note that the wealthy tax protesters who run those seminars actually do pay their own taxes and do not practice what they preach.
http://www.irstaxsolvers.com/frivolous.html |
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Here2Help
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There is no law. But unless you want to get gang-audited by the boys in black, I suggest you pay your taxes. |
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