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 Can you receive financial aid or student loans if you owe taxes to the IRS?
I am not 100% positive about the details, but my friend inherited some money from her Mom when she died, and I think some of it was in some sort of investments, and when she took it out, she never ...


 Adoption tax credit: can I get a refund if it exceeds my liability?
Ok, first, our family pays no taxes. We're a single-income family, I'm fairly low- to middle-income and we have four kids. So I do no withholding at all, and with all the child tax credits, ...


 Can I file "tax exempt" and have additional holdings withheld on my W-4?
I currently (and have for 2 years) have my tax witholdings set as exempt and witholding an additional amount on my W-4. I tried to change my W-4 to exempt and witholding a different additional ...


 post office never did foward my irs check.?
irs sent my refund check to my st. address instead of my post office box. they sent the check may 24. i have called irs to see if they sent the check back and they said its not in their system. post ...


 Why would my boyfriend blame me for owing the IRS? Because he feels stupid ?
I have been seeing this guy for 8yrs ( yes , YEARS) I don't sleep with him , I dought I EVER WILL. He recently got caught be the IRS (I.R.S.)and initially owed them 28 thousand in back taxes....(...


 what are the taxes on $6,000,000.00?
Do you know what the taxes on six million dollars is? If so i would appreciate your answers no ridiculous answers please!!!
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I am being given ,by a friend, this in ...


 Can I claim exemption on my W-4?
So I have my first job ever and I have to fill out a W-4 form, and I got stuck on step 7 which says:
"I claim exemption from withholding for 2010 and I certify that I meet both of the ...


 How do i go about getting my tax return from 2007?
I joined the Air Force in 2007 right at the start of the tax season and apparently my PIN to get my refund didn't go through. I called the IRS people and they told me I needed to send a copy of ...


 REVISED: Mom passed away leaving my daughter as beneficiary on an Annuity?
Here is more specific information on my previous question: My daughter could not have the money until she turned 18. When she turned 18 she cashed out the annuity being a death benefit inheritence ...


 We got a license for a small business but that is as far as we got. Do we owe taxes?
We renewed the license for a couple of years, but nothing has been done or nothing materialized. Do we need to file a tax return on this small business if there has been nothing done but to revew ...


 Why can't we have flat tax system?
I think income tax is bad because it steals all the money from rich people, and they take little money from poor people. Doesn't that teach us that less education means worse job, and worse job ...


 How will today's budget affect Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA)?
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 will pensioners over 75 have their tax allowances increased by £1000?
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 Is EMA being scrapped in the new budget cuts (UK)?
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 Do I bring my business credit card bills to my accountant when filing for expense deductions?
I had recently opened a new business, but I was not sure how to file for expense deductions for taxes. Do I bring my credit card bills? Or how would I present my expenses to my accountant?
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 What will I have left after tax (Australia) if I get a bonus of...?
if i get a mid year bonus of AU$2950, and it is not entered into my account with my pay but as a separate lump payment and gets taxed (i have a HECS/Uni debt)..
what will I have left?
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 Is it worth amending my 2008 tax return?
So here's the story...I realized that I didn't include any info from my 1098-T form I got from my university in 2008. I remembered to do it in 2009 and because of one of the new education ...


 Is gift tax/tax applicable on gifts earned under volume pickup schemes done by IT companies ?
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 Is it the end for unemployment benefits?
My unemployment beneifts expired today and I am on my 1st extension. I just got the word that the voters did not pass the extension bill to continue with the 4 tiers available. I am in Florida and ...


 Why am I not entitled to Working Tax Credits?
I am being made redundant in a week (am currently on maternity leave) and I am due to have a baby in 3 weeks. My partner works full time (in a low income job), but HMRC have estimated that I will not ...



Dreadnought
Crash on UK roundabout, who is liable?
I was crossing a roundabout in a hire car (in the UK) no one was to my right & I could see a vehicle to my left had stopped, I then went to cross the roundabout & the vehicle to my left had pulled out. I swerved round the roundabout to try & avoid him, but he still managed to smash in to the side of the car. All my airbags went off & my GF was injured.

The hire car company are now saying I have to pay the £700 excess because (apparently) the insurance companies have decided it's a 50/50 accident. I've told them I want letters from both insurance companies stating I am part liable. That's how far it's gone for now.

But even if the insurance companies state that I am part liable, I don't want to pay a penny for some idiot smashing in to the side of me, would I have to go to court?

Some advice on what to do next would be greatly appreciated
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The only witnesses to come forward are myself my GF & the third party from the other vehicle. & although their are no other witnesses, I would have thought the damage to the two vehicles would have spoken for itself. I can't understand how any Insurance company would just roll over so easily, when it seems a straight forward case
                     
 




Max Hoopla
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This has nothing to do with taxes. Post the question in a different forum.


Nick W
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If you signed to say you would pay the excess you are obligated whoever caused the accident. Excesses have to be paid on either side in all cases. Always make sure you read the fine print and ensure the police attend the scene. They have to attend if there is an injury and even a sore pinkie is a reason to get them involved. If the police decided there was evidence to prosecute the other driver the judge can be petitioned to order the other driver to make good on your losses. But you would have to demonstrate you had paid the £700

You may be able to sue the other driver yourself but if the insurance legal teams couldn't do better for themselves than 50/50 I doubt you could. There won't be a reason to go to court because they have already agreed on liability. Your words against his doesn't give them anything to get their teeth into. That's why they aren't fighting.


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