My friend did his taxes on a website twice once claiming the info from the 1099, once without claiming it! He found out he would get more money back by not claiming it! What could happen if the irs ...
In other words, who of the two owners are allowed the tax deduction for property tax and mortgage interest if the title and mortgage papers have only one owner's name on it?...
The first year i work I will pay 36% in tax, plus student loans, so more of my money goes to the government than myself???
Am I thinking about this correctly? Additional Details S...
I'm hoping that someone out there can give me some advise on how to relieve my tax burden or at least direct me somewhere that I can find information. The situation is that my husband and I ...
I paid more than 1/2 for my tuition but do not have much of a paper trail. I gave my parents cash. I moved in with my grandmother about 2 yeah ago and we split the bill. Can my parents claim me as a ...
my childs father called me up trying to get me to drop child support being that he is broke from oweing the irs. he rushes to claim my child before me. he has been claiming my child every year i have ...
i have just lost my job and struggling to pay for our rent there, my partner is on maternity leave and her parents cannot afford to keep us there rent free. We cannot get a council house as we own a ...
Has anyone ever won a legal battle against the IRS, as far as proving that they didn't make "income" for a particular tax year? Additional Details Wayne Z- Are you ...
So i know i have to file my taxes before i can get the new refund checks but i owe them 150 dollars. does that have to be paid before they send the refund?...
I know this may seem simple enough but I'm drawing a huge blank....
Sweetask
Do married couples get a bigger tax break than non-married people? Or do you get more back as an independent?
Do you get more back on your refund if you aren't married or are you more likely to get more back as a married person? Additional Details not talking about the credit for having children. Just the credit for being married.
Not that much. MFJ deduction is 10000. Single deduction is 5000. You also have to keep in mind your income goes up so you might be in a higher tax bracket if you are married. If you are married the income limitations are higher for some credits (earned income ect.) It really depends on your situation.
tool-man
married -- but not much
g3010
Depends on How much each person made. If married and one makes more then the other then it is best to figure out witch way you can get back the most money by filing separately or joint. Single your on your own.
Happy Mama
depends on income but for low incomes married definetely gives you more back
sammi
i agree with a m riggin
leanne_13212000
You get to claim a larger standard deduction and have 6600 instead of 3300 as an additional deduction...but what it really boils down to is...how much do you make, do both of you work...do you have a house and other expenses to where you can take itemized deduction instead.
arrogant
You get more back as married. The IRS changed the tax code so that you get a bigger deduction and a better tax table.
a_m_riggin
yes you do get more back if your married and even more when you have kids, soo... if your single with no kids S.O.L
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