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 Can I claim child support on my taxes? |
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 Stimulus Rebate Cant Provide Status? |
Last 2 digits are 03. Supposed to hit today Direct Deposit.
IRS website says:
"We are sorry but we cannot tell you the status of your Stimulus payment."
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 Do the homeless and unemployed need to file taxes? |
Ok....
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 For the last 7 years of my Mums life, she paid a woman £113 per week to care for her. should this lady pay tax |
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 Can I be claimed as a dependant on taxes? 21 yr old college student living with parents. Help!? |
| I'm a 21 year old student attending college...i live at home with my parents (and two sisters)...my parents provide everything (housing, food, bills etc)...and I have a less than part time job (... |
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 The rebate checks people are getting in the mail, is it tax free money? |
Or do you have to claim it as income and get taxed on it?
Curious.
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We've been living together for 9 years and last year was the first that he paid for everything...my student loans, bills, food, etc.
When I was younger and working, my father tried ... |
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| During tax time, I was expecting two W-2's but only received one. I went on ahead to file that one and received a small refund of $300 and something. I put in all of my medical payments and ... |
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 Should fat buggers be taxed more.......? |
| lets face it they eat more of the earths resources, take up more space, and we burn more petrol to lug em round. think wot a difference it would make to the economy and the ozone layer..... tax em or ... |
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 Do you pay tax on a second job which is part time? |
| i recntly started a new job which is full time i didnt get taxed on my first wage then my old emplyer rung me and aked if i wanted to go back just 8 hours a week as well as do my full time job,do i ... |
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| well here it is June 16,2008 and My extra tax check hasn't come yet! Everyone else I know has recieved theirs, not me.I've gone to the page to find out when I'll get it but all it ... |
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 What do i do if i receive a W2 by mistake? |
| I received a W2 for a place i never worked for. EIN number 26-1242925. Cant find it anywhere on the web? Called IRS and they said I need to contact the company, but I cant locate it by the address ... |
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 Why haven't I gotten my stimulus package yet? |
| My SSN is among the 1st that should have received their stimulus package and I haven't gotten mine. I used Turbo Tax and got my refund directly deposited. I heard if you got fees taken ... |
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| This will be my 1st yr filing taxes as a homeowner. i am lost. i'm not sure what receipts i need to save or what i can claim. can anybody help please.... |
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ainos_vemos | Can you still file taxes after the deadline? |
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Barkley Hound
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Of course. In fact if you do not owe any money there is no penalty.
There is only interest and penalties if you owe money. If there is a refund due you have 3 years to file before you lose it.
If someone can point to a specific place where it states that there is a penalty if you owe no money please point it out to me. Interest is on unpaid amounts. A penalty is added when you do not pay by the deadline. Where is the penalty for not filing? |
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Bad Kitty!
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Yes. You can file taxes anytime. If possible, file for an extension. But you can do that after the deadline, too; there will probably be a bit more of a penalty. But the penalties are much, much worse of you don't file taxes at all!
Sorry, penalties do only apply if you owe money. The only people I know who don't file on time are those who owe and can't pay, so I didn't even consider you not having filed when you have money coming to you. Usually those are the first folks in line with their tax return! |
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htuch2000
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If you file for an extension, you can file late BUT you still have to PAY what you owe by the April deadline else you will owe penelties and late fees. |
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bpl
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Sure you can. You must know that if you owe money, there is a penalty. If you need too, file an extension. |
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mark101112
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YES file the IRS form for an Extension! "FIRST!"
Thanks, RR |
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Shemit
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Yes you can |
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NAZARIEL
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yes you can this year you have until the 17th of April which is two extra days. and if you don't owe money the IRS don't care they actually hope that you don't so they wont have to pay out after three years. But if you owe money get an extension if your gonna be late because they will fine you heavily if they you don't. |
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Tom A
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Of course but if you don"t file an extension you could be fined if you owe money |
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lennie1226
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yes, but if you don't file an extension, you will get hit with penalties. I saw that somene said you can file the extension anytime. That is incorrect..you must file the extension by the due date. If you file it afterwards, it's ignored. |
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kenneth h
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If you owe IRS money, they will charge a penalty and interest, if you file late.
If you overpaid the IRS and expecting a refund, You are OK if you file late. |
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Mariposa
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Yes. If you owe money, there will be a penalty though. Either way, it is better to file then late instead of never. |
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PepsiLime
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Certainly you can, but if you owe taxes, then interest and/or penalties will possibly be added onto the tax you owe. You have up to 3 years from the original deadline to file a tax return where you are owed a refund, and forever if you owe tax. |
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Divyeta C
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yea for a fine |
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airbob61@verizon.net
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Yes, you may and be subject to a late filing penalty. Better to submit the form for an extension and file later without penalty. |
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JSB
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Only if you file for an extension, first. |
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