 Do rich people REALLY pay more taxes??? |
| My friend and I were having a discussion about pro athletes and he wondered what the point of huge contracts were if they were paying so much on taxes. Now granted, when it comes to the $$$ amount, ... |
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 Senators Clinton and Obama claim that they will abolish the tax cuts for the rich? |
| What tax cuts? The rich have a 35% income tax rate, plus a 15% capital gains tax. I'm not rich, I make $31,000 a year after taxes, I just want to know what these tax cuts are that they're ... |
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 Is taxation a certainty in the UK ? |
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During the 1980's & 1990's I became fed up wth UK taxation on everything fom Income to a box of matches, so I took my skills & knowledge off to the Mid-East.
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 Can you believe the number of people in yahoo answers that think cutting rich peoples taxes generates money? |
| for the working class. when the rich get money they keep it. Did you ever do any work for a rick man and try to get paid for it?????... |
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 How much tax will I pay with a 45,000 salary? |
| I'm starting a new job, and I wanted to create a budget. Do you have any idea approximately how much tax I will have to pay?... |
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 What is the best state to live in regarding wages, taxes & cost of living? |
| wishing to have a higher wage and lower property & sales tax along with low cost of living.... |
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 The company I work for are in trouble and have come up with the below idea to save money on salaries:-? |
| To pay staff in the form of a staff loan. This means that no payslips are produced and no national insurance is paid at source. Other than the obvious issue of no NI contributions (the tax and NINO ... |
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 My ex husband forged my name on tax documents, any idea what will happen to him? Jail? |
| We were already divorced, I have full custody of son, whom he DOES NOT support in any way. He went to HR Block, filed a joint return claiming ME as dependant as well as my son. Forged my signature on ... |
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 What is working "off the books?"? |
| I've been a working woman for 31 years,and,several times over the years,I would hear people mentioning expressions like "working off the books." I've never done it with any ... |
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 Am I responsible for taxes? |
| I currently work as a nanny. When I started, my boss said she was going to meet with a tax professional and take taxes out of my paycheck each week. I've been working for her for four months and ... |
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 Do single parents get enough help? |
| I am a single parent and I currently live off next to nothing... Now before loads of you turn your nose up and start the "living on benefits" bashing let me finish. Too many people are too ... |
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| Economy stimulus deposit? |
My social ends in 01 and my tax refund went in my account direct deposit and i qualify for a stimulus payment. Why haven't i recieved it?
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 My husband and I live in Oklahoma. We are separating and I was wondering about our income tax refund this year? |
| He is the one who works, when he files his taxes and gets his refund does he have to give me part of the refund? We will still be married just separated. We plan on getting divorced in a few months.... |
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 I heard the IRS is a fraud, do you think so? |
i heard that is not against the law to not pay your taxes, however the catch is, you would never be able to borrow anything like a mortgage...what do u think?
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 I friend of my check irs.gov and it said that a check in the amount of $600.00 is scheduled to be mailed? |
on april 4th.Could he be getting his rebate already?By the way its says filing period december 2006.
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Sara roxxx | Can my mother claim me on income tax? |
Im 19 years old, i turned 19 in september, and i dont technically live with her, but my ID says i do, thats where all my mail goes etc. I was just curious if im not in school and ive been working and paying my taxes, can she still claim me because i still use her address? |
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Judy1
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No, if you are 19 and not a full time student, where you live doesn't matter, she can't claim you as a qualifying child. The only way she could claim you now is if your total income for the year was under $3500 and she provided over half of your support for the year - that doesn't sound likely from your question. Go ahead and claim yourself. Tell her that you are going to - if she does claim you and you claim yourself, both of you will end up with a lot of IRS paperwork - and her claim will end up being disallowed. |
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ninasgramma
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If you were not a full-time student during five months of 2008 (one semester), then your mother can claim you if
1. She provided over half of your support.
2. You had gross income less than $3,500.
Whether you live with your mother or not doesn't matter. Children do not have to live with their parents to be dependents. |
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General Custer
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Only if she pays more than 50% of your support. |
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-tj-
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I don't know but if did Ill be more then happy to tell you what I know. |
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Steve B
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You haven't provided enough information to answer your explicit question. However, the answer to your implicit question, i.e., "does misinformation on my ID change reality?" is "no, it does not."
The answer to your explicit question can be found in the instructions to Form 1040 and the instructions to Form 1040A. |
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witherinlily
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You have to live with her for at least 6 months out the tax year for her to be able to claim you. If you claim that someone can not claim you when you file your taxes and she names you as a dependant then you both can be penalized by the gov. |
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EfficiencyFool
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If she is claiming you as a dependent, you are getting "screwed" on your taxes when you fill them out in April. One of the first questions they as on a tax form, is "Does anyone else claim you as a dependent?". When you answer yes, your deductions will drop. Sounds like mom needs to stop claiming you. If you are merely living at a different address but she is still paying for all your stuff, she should be claiming you as dependent. If not, then she should stop. |
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Gary K
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Only if you are a student |
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ARJUN
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Nope. I think it's 17, and under. |
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jr_2281
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No you have to be in school or make less than 6,550 dollars or so. |
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Reincarnated Guildwarsguy123
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hm... your mail goes there, but you don't live with her... I dont believe so then... she COULD, but if she got caught she'd go to jail. or... get some kind of punishment anyway. but more to the point, if you don't live with her, she can't claim you on Income Tax, i believe. |
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