 How should I spend my tax refund? |
| Me and the wife usually go on a vacation. However this year we are in debt with credit cards and personal loans for a total of $3200. Our expected tax refund would be $3000. Play it safe and payoff ... |
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 Overpaid Paycheck Because Exemptions? |
| Last two paychecks, I noticed I was getting an extra $200. Today, I accounted for that $200 based on less taxes taken out for Federal and State. The reason? They changed my exemptions from 1 to 9! ... |
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 Why is my federal tax refund so low this year? Should we file separately? |
| We had a baby in 6/06 and thought our 2006 federal refund would go way up; we received about a $1200 refund last year. In 2006 I made $44,557.50 and had $4563.19 federal withheld; my husband made $47... |
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 Are taxes based on total income or taxable income? |
| In other words do I calculate the eaxes I owe (I'm in the 15% bracket) based on the total income or the income after all the deductions are taken out?... |
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 Can I deduct it in 06 if I buy online today? A business purchase? |
I want to buy a computer and deduct it off my taxes (it's for my business.) Can I buy online today and deduct it or does it only count for the day it gets shipped?
I'm talking a large ... |
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 How long do you have to work in order to file for taxes??? |
| i have been working since aug.2006 so i was wondering if i can file for taxes???... |
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 Can I file taxes twice? |
I changed my job mid last year and got a new one. I have only received one W2 form.
Can I file taxes with the one W2 I've received, and then file again when i get the second one?... |
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 £60 tax rebate in our September pay packets? |
Is it true that those of us on the basic tax rate of 20-22% will get a tax rebate of £60 in our September pay packets and also a nett pay rise by £10 per month for the rest of the tax year?
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 Can the IRS lien property in my name if my husband owes them money? |
We are attempting to resolve his IRS problems, however I am aquiring property and only want my name on deed. Will I be liable for his debt if it was incurred before I obtained this land.
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 Obama's plan for tax cuts for the middle class..? |
From NBC's Andy Merten and NBC/NJ's Aswini Anburajan
A day after calling for greater transparency on Wall Street, Obama focused on middle-class tax relief while speaking today to an ... |
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 I'm a student well under my tax threshold, but my recent p60 shows over £400 tax paid.How do I get this back? |
| In addition to the title, where do I send off to, how long does it take, if I go through an intermediary how much do they take, doe anyone out there have prior experience of this situation?... |
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 To all carers in the uk? |
| we all work 24/7 saving this government a lot of money for peanuts,dont you think we deserve a rise?... |
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 I am receiving a large personal check, will I be taxed and do I have to report this to the IRS? |
| I am getting a personal check from my grandparents for $19,400. It used to be in some sort of account that they had set up for my college but I am done with school and they are sending me the rest in ... |
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 The hate cleric Bakri's daughter gets £360 a wk benefits yet I pay tax on a pension of £224 wk. Is that fair ? |
| Mine and my wife's old age pension and a small private one are left with £210 a week after tax and are not entitled to state benefits. Had we been on state benefits, we wouldn't be liable ... |
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 Where is my economic stimulation payment? |
According to the irs schedule I was supposed to get my stimuation payment deposited into my bank account on Monday. I have yet to see it post to my account. What are the possible reasons why?
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JD | Do I have to file a state tax return? |
I live in New Jersey, and have never filed taxes before(I'm young and my parents always claimed me.) I'm a full-time student in college, and only made $1,470 in 2006. I just e-filed my federal return with Turbotax, but skipped the state return because in NJ there's a fee for state returns. Turbotax wanted $25.95 and since my state taxes from 2006 were only $20, I'd be wasting my money. Also, I know if you make less than a certain amount, you do not have to file at all, so since I only made a little over a thousand, maybe I don't have to file a state return? Thanks for any help. |
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emeraldsky21
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If you go to Yahoo or Google and search "NJ Division of Taxation" you can go straight to NJ's Tax Department and browse their website to find out the filing requirements. In most states if you are not required to file a federal return you dont have to file a state. Because your income was so low I am about 100% sure that you dont have to file a state return, but you can always file on paper and mail it in to receive your $20 back in withholding NJ kept from your paycheck. |
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blondemom
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Every state is different. Call your local State Tax place (or even just call H+R Block) they will usually tell you what and when you need to file. I dont think you do however have to file any taxes if you made less then a certain amount, you may even ask your parents if they plan on filing with you still as a dependent?!?! That also depends on wether or not they are paying for any of your student needs. Hope that helps you out some, have a great day!!! |
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lucee
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TurboTax should have told you whether filing a state return is necessary. If not, look at your state filing requirements online. If you are a full-time student, I doubt that you would be required to file. |
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vegadarkstorm
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yes you do. ive been in nj for 18 years now. you have to do both federal and state returns as long as you have income. if you want it cheaper go to www.taxslayer.com its $9.95 to efile your federal taxes and if you do that taxslayer will let you efile your state return for free. this is the fifth year ive used it. hope that hepls |
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Kobe Loves YOU
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you still have to pay taxes. |
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charm_4life112
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No |
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drum_bum88
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No, well that is if you move to Texas. |
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Been There~Done That!
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You don't have to, but they will find you one day. |
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a5150ylee
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NJ requires you file if you are single and earned more than $10,000. You really need to check the rules yourself rather than rely on Yahoo Answers.
http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/ |
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