 Anyone receive a 2nd letter regarding their paper check? |
| Just wanna know has anyone got a letter telling them when their paper check is coming? My ss is 55 and we are June 20 on the schedule but I just read someone got a 2nd letter from IRS saying may 16 ... |
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 Can you please check my english.? |
Accountancy fee for the last year was overstated by £470 in the accounts for S Ltd,
and thus underpaying the tax liability.... |
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 Stimulus checks...? |
| So I heard they were depositing the checks into the accounts of those who did direct deposit on their taxes and it was suppose to have been done on Mon., Tue., & Wed. Has anyone received theirs ... |
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 A mail from Yahoo UK & Ireland approved by Mrs. Burckham Diana that I got a Lottry US$800,00, is that true? |
| The e-mail given me the Battch Number, Reff Number and Winning Number. It is stated that this Lottery is organized by Yahoo Lottery Inc. & Windows Live. I'm been instructed to contact Mr. B... |
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 Non payment of council tax bailiffs coming? |
| My friend has had a real trouble this year paying all bills mortgage as in arrears with everything the council have passed the council tax on to baliffs and she phoned them to arrrange payment but ... |
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 Does the UK have too many unemployed people? |
What are the reasons for this?
Is there not enough work out there?... |
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 How can I get my soon to be ex hubbies social so I can file my taxes? |
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Sorry I should have elaborated. We haven't seen each other in 3 years after seperating and to say it ended ugly is an understatement. The last time I saw him he ... |
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 The government has no right to tax our income.? |
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It is impossible to deal effectively with the freedom-destroying menace of socialism by curbing its appetite for taxation. Only the complete abolition of ... |
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 How often should I pay payroll federal taxes? |
| I am opening a small company with only one part-time employee (12 h/week). How often should I pay payroll federal taxes to IRS?... |
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 Is it fair for a person to pay school taxes even if they dont have children? |
i have a son so i think i should have to pay, but should a person who chose not to have children be forced to help pay for other childrens education? kinda like taxation without representation.
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 Anyone get stimulus check by mail that was scheduled to....? |
| recieve it on July 4th? Just wondering if they sent anyones out early? T... |
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 Tax Question: Do I have to claim the interest I paid on my homes? |
| I own 2 homes, however, I rent them. I was disabled last year from a car accident for say 6 months, and made nothing, so my income was super low for only 6 months. I do have tenants that rent from ... |
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 Can i claim my niece and nephew on my tax returns as dependents? will get in trouble with the IRS if i do so? |
| This Year, I have been taking care of my niece an nephew because there mother can't take care of them right now , I heard its possible to add them as dependents,and i also hear that the "F... |
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Grace K | Do I have to pay taxes? |
I am 17 years old and just started working (paid min. wage) and I turn 18 in October. My mom claims me on her taxes. So do I have to pay taxes too? |
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ami
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That depends on how much money you earn by the end of the year. I haven't looked at the tax tables for 2008 yet, but since you are a dependent, based on 2007 you will have to file if you earn more than $5350 before taxes are taken out. (The rates for 2008 will be slightly different). This is if you have little (less than $300) or no other money, like savings account interest, etc..etc...which is what they call "unearned income".
However, if you have MORE than $300 worth of unearned income, you will have to file if your job pays you more than $850 by the end of the year. How much you will pay or get back is determined by your income and a variety of other things. You and your mom can go to a tax preparer to help you out with this. |
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Scott L
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Yes, any age has to pay taxes if you earned money |
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lunatic
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Since you are already on line, just go to IRS.gov and read the IRS form 1040 instructions. It tells you right up front who is required to pay taxes and file a return. Yes, you can be claimed by your Mom and still need to file for yourself. |
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Judy1
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It depends on how much you make for the year. If you earn under $5450 in 2008 and the employer takes out social security and medicare and gives you a W-2 at the end of the year, you don't have to file or pay tax, otherwise you do. Your state might require you to file even if you don't make that much. |
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golferwhoworks
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yes |
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kabod66
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You will certainly have taxes withheld, but the total tax will be determined by how much you earn during the year. Your mother is getting an exemption (decrease in tax liability) and if you will be working the rest of the year full time, you will probably get all the tax withheld refunded. |
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candice
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You may not make enough to have to worry about it. Check with the person who does your moms taxes. They can tell you what would be best for you to do. You to do. You might file and end up getting money back! |
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Scarlett_fleurs
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no, what do you think this is america, oh wait , it is |
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The Corinthian
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Yes, you have to file for yourself -- more likely than not you will be getting a refund (but that depends on how much you earned and how much taxes were withheld). |
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meg420c
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Congrats!! And welcome to grown up life!! Yes, you have to pay state taxes, federal taxes, medicare and social security taxes. Your employer automatically takes the correct amount out of your paycheck and pays to the government. When your mom files for her tax return in 2009 for 2008 work year, and she claims you, that means the government credits her money for raising you. If she claims you, you cannot file for a tax return. If she does not claim you, and you file for a return, the government credits you that money. |
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God is in a good mood !
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Yup. If you have earned income you have the priviledge of paying income taxes.
Depending on your total annual income, you may not have to pay Federal/State Income taxes. But in the US you will pay FICA regardless of income. |
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