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 What percentage of your yearly income goes to federal taxes if you are single?
living in a home, and then renting an ...


 I am filing my taxes online and it is free for the federal part but the state has a fee. Is it mandatory??

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The question is...IS IT MANDATORY TO FILE STATE TAXES??...


 My boyfreind has not done his taxes since 2004. can he get in big problems?
In 2004 he sold a home he bought about 20 years before. He lived in and out finally, in 2003 the renters moved out and he ended up paying the mortgage until he sold it. He has not filed in 2004. W...


 How much are you getting back on your taxes?
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 Is it true that taxes are much higher in Canada than in the US?
Whats the percentage difference?...


 My stimulus rebate did not show up?
I filed through taxact the last 2 ssn are 16 I filed the free fed return. but had money taken out for them to do the state return will they still send it paper. I had them both direct deposit
I...


 Is the 401k and IRA pretty much a shi**y return because when you take it out you will get taxed on it?

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you do pay TAXES on it when you take it ...


 What do you think about our government system?
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 Do you think the new tax rebate check will be off of gross or net income of $75,000 per individual?
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 Why cant you answer your own question?
what if you know the answer?...


 Hi! I need your help!?
My mother bought a flat for Rs 4,50,000 in year 2000. We are planning to sell the flat for 14,50,000 now. Should we pay tax to the government for this? If yes, how should we pay the tax? Should we ...


 Me and my wife both filed our taxes together and we only recv'd one $600 stimulus check. Shouldn't we get two
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 I'm starting up a small business and I don't know anything about taxes. Can anyone help me out here?

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It's an online retail business....


 35k, does it mean net income(after taxes) or gross(before taxes)?
35k, does it mean net income(after taxes) or gross(before taxes)?...


 Do you believe that canada's high taxes have to do with their free health care?
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 I'm a stay at home mom filing a injured spouse form. My husband owes back child support. Will I get a refund?
My income is minimal for last year and didn't pay much in taxes. From what I've read is that the eic will be based on income. I don't think its fair that my baby will give his ex-...


 Do you think TV license is to expensive. id like to partition against it how would i do this? UK?
i think the tv license is to expensive how would i get up a partition against it..
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tv license is now about £138.0 per year dats alot of money for repeats and junk tv....


 Can I write off unpaid wages on my taxes?
My employer filed bankruptcy and owes my $12,852. Can I write that off on my taxes?...


 Has tax always been around?
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 Can I Claim Buying A Car At Income Tax Time as A Deductible?
I bought a car in June and I was told that I could claim that as a deductible I was only wondering if anyone else knows anything about that....



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Do i need all W2's?
My wife and i are filing jointly do i need to include her w2s if i made more then her and she did not work all of 2007?
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sorry worded it wrong she worked part of 2007 but not all.
                     
 




Audrey A
If you file jointly you need to include all of the income made by both of you, and that includes any that she made, even if it was for just part of 2007.

Good luck!


Wayne Z
How could she have W2's if "she did not work"?

If she did actually work, yes you need to include them.


mikeeyman
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Yes, you need to include all of your w-2's and all of her w-2's...

But, if she didn't work in 2007, she won't have any w-2's....


Gem
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All W-2s must be claimed for both of you.

It never matters how long you work, it only matters if you earn money.

The IRS wants it all.


Judy1
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Uh, yes, of course you have to claim ALL of your joint income, so aLL of your W-2's.


Brian A
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Yes, you need to include all the income that you and your spouse had last year.


orville_third
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Best to include the W2's, just in case...


rtfm
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If she did not work in all of 2007, how did she get a W-2?


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