 Can I claim a tax rebate on travel costs to and from work in the UK? |
| I wok 50 miles away and drive in to work 3 times a week (a 100 mile round trip) and have done this for the last 18 months. I work for the NHS and can apparently claim for lots of other little things, ... |
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 Emergency Tax Question? |
| I am moving to the UK in May to start a job. I will not have a national insurance number when I start. So I know I'll be in the emergency tax code for awhile, and I know that eventually I'... |
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 Who is Obama's $250,000 tax incentive really benifitting? |
| Ok so I heard about Barack Obama proposed tax relief bill to those who are making less than $250,000 but I was just wondering who will it really and truly benefit?.I say this because most politicians ... |
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 Can I claim my condo as a home business? |
| I am an indepedent contractor and I invoice my "employer" every month to get my paycheck. I get 1099 at the end of the year and what I charge is what I get. Meaning, no tax, SS, ... is ... |
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 British Tax Credits - Driving me mad please help!!!? |
Back in September we recived a letter saying Tax Credits owed us £599.67
I phoned and they said a payment had been sent - This was a massive relife my partener only earns £80 per week as ... |
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 Does anyone know whats up with irs "wheres my refund website"? |
| I did my taxes the 16th on efile the irs accepted it and said Id have it dd by feb 3rd...now it says we are sorry we do not have any info on your refund...and earlier it said please call the irs with ... |
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 Why are the people that paid the least amount of taxes getting a stimulus check? |
| I won't be getting a tax rebate check because apparently I made too much money. I busted my hump last year, paid a ton in taxes and now some trailer doosh is going to get a check and I'm ... |
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 How much of my salary will I take home? |
My new salary will be £26,000.
How much of this will I take home after paying Tax, NI and a 6% pension contribution?... |
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 Do you have any info on your economic stimulus check with direct deposit and last digits of SS 36? |
| Some insight would be great. I looked on "wheres my stimulus?" but it showed no info. I took my taxes to a private accountant but not sure if he used turbo tax, do most private accountants ... |
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 Can IRS reverese being claimed as a dependent? |
Can they reverse it if i call them. I want my stimulus payment and my dad f'ed me over
Additional Details
why did the irs dick 17+ people over with this dependent bullshit??????... |
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 A question for those who already did their taxes this year...? |
i am just curious how much you got back this year. Please answer my question in this format:
salary this yr / tax return / state
(so it will look like this)
$30,000 / ... |
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meow | Can i file my husband if he drew workers comp all year and i worked part of the year in nc? |
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bostonianinmo
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You can always file a joint return with your husband regardless of how much income he had.
The worker's comp is not taxable income.
And it doesn't matter which order your names and SSNs are on the return -- I have no idea where that idea ever came from. |
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Judy1
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You and your husband can file a joint return even if he didn't have any taxable income for the year. |
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ninasgramma
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File a joint return, including only your taxable income (wages).
If your income is low enough, you can get a little Earned Income Credit even without children. Plus a little telephone excise tax credit. |
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Mathew
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You can file, but you may not be required to do so. If you have a refund or withholding or a credit coming you may wish to do so. If you are married you need not file if your income is less that your standard deduction $10,300 plus your exemptions ($3,000 for each of you and any dependents you may have). |
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jeff410
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You can always file jointly as long as you're married. It makes no difference if one spouse had no income, or no taxalbe income. Generally Workers Comp. is not taxable, so it wouldnt be included on your return at all. If your income was low enough you may not be required to file, except to get any withholding back your employer may have taken out. You may be able to get some Earned Income Credit too. |
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J Booty
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You're not claiming your husband as a dependant As long as one you worked during the tax year you will still file married filing jointly.
You will report whatever income your husband brought in. Chances are your husband's employer reported that they were paying him workman's comp. You may have received the document from your state's workforce commission.
Hope that helps! |
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Brian G
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If the file cabinet is big enough, and you are strong enough to get him in it.
Can you please restate your question so we know what you are talking about? |
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jks_mi
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You can always file jointly with a spouse that you are legally married to regardless of the fact that you lived together or apart.
As word a caution the IRS records tax returns on the first social security number listed on the tax form. If your husband was in the first position in prevous years than he should stay first to avoid confusion and letters from the goverment. |
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