 How can I get less taxes taken out of my paycheck? |
| I make pretty good money, but you wouldn't know it by my paycheck. I get 1/3 taken out of my check for taxes and health care expenses. What can I do, besides buying a house because I can't ... |
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 Full time to Contractor? |
| My company will be terminating my full time employment the beginning of the year but would like to keep me on as a contractor. Since it would be on my own, what should I expect being self-employed? ... |
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 Are taxes going to make me poor? |
| I just really learned about taxes now and I plan on making a salary in between 100k-125k. Now it says there is a 15890 dollars or something plus 28% of everything over 77000. IS that going to make me ... |
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 What's to keep me from claiming my daughter on my taxes? |
her mother all ready has but technically has no parenting place or legal arrangement for her to take that right.
any advice? should i do it and see what happens? will i have to pay money back ... |
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 Does the I.R.S. ever "forgive" a tax amount owed? |
| I was out of work nearly a whole year (2005). I had some stock options that I had to exercize or lose, so I exercized them. The result was what appeared to be a $40,000 gain and after all was said ... |
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 What will you choose for investment (for tax benefit) - Mutual Fund or Fixed Deposit in Bank? |
If you have to invest Rs 50,000 for TAX BENEFIT , what would you choose ? Why?
( you can also show a link where comparison betn the two is drawn up)... |
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 I was susposed to get my income tax refund Friday January 26? |
| When I call the IRS refund hotline it says it was direct deposited On the 26th but Its not showing up in the bank account.My wages are being garnished at work.Is it possible for them to have ... |
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 Ex issue and claiming a child? |
| So my ex and I have a child. We were never married. nor is there an agreement on who claims her when. She lives with me 12 months of the year (he takes her on weekends) and he gives $75/wk for child ... |
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 Husband has not filed Fed. income taxes since 2002? |
| He owed that year, but never filed, did not owe in 2003, did not work in 2004 (nothing to report) and did not file in 2005. I just filed his 2006 return, owing $77, and sent it in w/payment. What ... |
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 Income tax Not married 16yrs old with 6 month old son?? |
| Im 16 and have a 6 month old son i want to know what do i need to claim him on my income tax? how much am i gonna get back? i want to do it wihtout the father getting invovled. please and thank you . ... |
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willy navas | Can i file my state taxes if i already filed my federal? |
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Eric D
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Yes, you can file your state return, but for completing your state return you will need your federal return with you.
I would suggest you to go with TAXSIMPLE, they are the only company which I have known till date, displays the government forms on the screen which resembles the source documents in your hand. So all you need to do is copy your information from the paper to the screen and watch the program generate your state return automatically.
follow the link http://www.taxsimple.com/ for more details. |
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Bush Be Gone
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Yes... you can file state or federal before the 15th. The order of filing does not matter. |
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financialpeas
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Yes. You don't have to file State first. No problem. |
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jonas_grant
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Yes. In some states, you'll need to prepare a federal return first anyway. |
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chatsplas
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YES.
You need your federal return in order to complete your state return--print it out. Generally everyone does federal first. As long as you file by 4/15, no problem. Can go to state website and efile your state return for free. |
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PSF11
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What?!? You pretty much have to file your federal in order to file your state since the state is based on the federal. |
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teacherjen2004
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You can file your state taxes and federal taxes whenever they're finished. If you use a tax program like Turbo Tax, usually both the federal and state tax forms are completed at the same time and you can print both out when you're done. They go to two completely different places, they're not dependent on each other. |
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faith d
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yes you can. |
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larry h
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yep |
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husa4342
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when else would you file them? of course and you better get on it, times running out! |
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Lbutterfly
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Sure, why not? |
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catsangel777
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yes |
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