 Can married people file tax returns as single? |
I got married last year and we both are working. But earlier both of us mentioned as single in our W-4s. So my questions are:
1. Can we file as single now?
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 What is the latest date a company can send out your w-2 form? |
| I'm still waiting for my w-2, and I still haven't gotten it yet. Does anyone know the latest date they send it out? Isn't there some law that they have to send it out by a certain ... |
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 Are we (American tax payers) ONLY getting $600 back (if we are single)...? |
| or is it in addition to what we are SUPPOSED to get? If we are ONLY getting $600 back, why?... |
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 Can a person turn me in to the irs? |
| my x's hates me, can she turn me in to the irs?... |
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 What do I do about filing income taxes this coming year? |
| Me and my husband got married in April of 2006. Before I got marrie dI was filing single with myself as a dependent, and my husband was filing single with no dependents. Netiher of us have changed ... |
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 Can i claim my girlfriends 2 kids? |
| my girlfriend and her 2 children have lived with me for 5 years, this year i tried to claim the kids on my taxes for the EIC credit, the IRS sent me a letter saying no way because they are not blood ... |
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 I just filed unemployment and they are taking 10% out for taxes I want to know is this going to affect my w2? |
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I want to know is this going to affect how much I get back at the end of the year. By filling unemployment. And do they take your taxes withheld from your employer to ... |
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 Never done my taxes, now what? |
| I thought it was not important, nobody really explained to me. Apparently it is a big deal and I should have done it before. My father claimed me as a dependent till I was 19, after that I think I ... |
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| Can I claim charitable contributions if I no longer have receipts? |
| I donated a TON of clothing and shoes in 2007 to Goodwill and other charities but I either never got a receipt or have lost them by now. Can I claim those donations on my income tax returns if I don&#... |
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 Do part time students gets taxed ? |
if so how much tax is payable on a salry of 6.07p per hour 20 hours per week ?
thanks in advance..
ps i study thru the open uni
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oh yes how much will the tax ... |
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 Is it still joint? |
My fiance and I are getting married in the beginning of November and I
don't work so how should he file this year? Is it still joint or does
he claim me as a dependant and my kids?... |
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 Where do i get the papers to fill out my taxes? |
| i am a 20 year old college student...what forms would i need and where do i get ... |
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 Can I claim 2 over 21yr olds as dependents on 2007 return? |
| my 25 yr old is fulltime student but no income,my 26 yr old is being treated for mental condition and did not work in 2007-probably won't for a few months. I'm a single parent,both live ... |
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ant8949 | College student claimed as dependent... stimulus for parents? |
I can't find the answer I'm looking for directly so I figured I'd ask. Here's the situation: I'm 22 and a full-time college student (living with parents). They were told to claim me as a dependent because they normally do each year on their taxes. The question I'm asking is will they get any stimulus for claiming me? I'm not wondering if *I'll* get the money, I didn't make enough to qualify for myself. I'm just wondering if my parents will get that money?
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I get full financial aid. My parents pay for nothing. Also, I only made $2500 being a student worker. I knew I wouldn't get anything myself since it's under that $3000 mark. I was just curious to see if they would get any extra for me. |
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rtfm
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No. Dependents over age 17 don't qualify for the stimulus. |
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veronicamars
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no. at least in my state the child had to be 17 or younger in order for parents to get a stimulus check on them. i just had turned 18, so my parents didnt get the money for me! which is really lame if u ask me. |
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ninasgramma
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Your parents will get an exemption of $3,400 for you. If their income qualifies, they may receive Earned Income Credit because of you.
You do not qualify your parents for an additional stimulus payment. Since your exemption may reduce their taxes, their stimulus payment may actually be reduced because of your exemption.
Qualifications for the stimulus payment are fully described on irs.gov. |
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Judy1
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Parents only get extra for kids under age 17, so no they don't get extra stimulus money for claiming you. They most likely do save some income tax though. |
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Amanda C
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i think you would have to be 16 or under for them to get money for you |
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stephy
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They will not get a stimulus payment for you because you can not get it for dependents over the age of 17. And you will not get it because somebody else claimed you. |
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Jss
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Dependents will not get the rebate. Your parents will not get extra for you as you are over 16 in 2007. You may get rebate when you file your 2008 tax return.
If you do not receive full amount of $600 now, then you may get the balance amount when you file your 2008 return, and you become eligible for the tax rebate.
For information on stimulus tax rebate read: http://taxipay.blogspot.com/2008/04/list-of-articles.html |
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Janet B
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I think they can claim you as a dependent if you are a full time student, and are under 21. Check with the IRS about this. You will get a tax stimulus check yourself, only if you filed an income tax return with enough income to qualify. You can find all these answers on the IRS web site. |
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kate
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We do Not know what your parents AGI was on their tax form ,
We have no way of knowing .
Ask your parents if they got it . . .
Except that is very nosy about their business . . .
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hartinbabe
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If you worked at all and filed taxes, they might get something, but probably not much.
I'm 25 and filed as a dependent with my boyfriend - but I only worked part time and didn't make enough to get a stimulus, or for him to get anything for me. We got like $400 something for the both of us, but really just for him.
I would say that if you were 18 or younger, living with them, they would get money for you regardless of whether or not you worked, but since you're 22, unless you made more than the minimum amount to qualify, your parents won't get anything for you. |
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beca_313
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yes, they will, as well they should since your still living in their house and my guess is they're paying for school, no you won't get the money, unless they want to give it to you. |
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