 Can these be claimed on our taxes? |
| In 2008 we had a large dental bill we paid out of pocket and also have many medical bills as we are seeing a fertility specialist. We live in Illinois. Are these things we can claim? The ... |
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 If i file for independent at 17 years old is that a good idea? |
| Me and my mama are having problems and i want to move out should i file independent and just live with my aunt i want to know if this is a good or bad idea??... |
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 A family member filed a tax return in my name without telling me about it and kept the money what do I do ? |
| I found out through a friend of mine that a family member that I do not live with got a $1.500 tax return deposited into their bank account in my name but the odd thing is I didn't even work ... |
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 Can I claim my sister on my taxes? |
| My younger sister is 10 years old. She lives with my dad in the next town over from me. We have different mothers. Her mother lives 2 hours away, and Hanna (my sister) hasn't spent more than a ... |
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 Are Student Loans considered income to the IRS? |
| If I get student loans in the amount of 34900.00, and put into a checking account (private student loan) is this income that I have to report?... |
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 Mailed in taxes when should i expect my economic stimulus check? |
| I mailed in my tax forms, I did them myself and sent everything off. I had my refund directly deposited to my checking account. I am kind of confused as to if the direct depositing of the stimulus ... |
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 Bailiffs and council tax? |
| we owed a bit on the council tax from a previous year the baliffs turned up and we agreed a sum each month this has now been paid off in full back in may The other day we recieved a letter saying we ... |
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 Is this considered IRS Fraud? What should I do? |
I overheard my sister speaking to a friend who lives in Spain, she moved about a year ago.
Her friend mentioned that she filled her 2007 taxes and will be getting a refund over 5,000 dlls + the ... |
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 Is there any income that's totally exempt from IRS state tax seizure? |
Additional Details
such as Social security disabulity insurance (back payments) direct deposited ?... |
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 How much will I get? Read on please....? |
| I am a single mom, and claim 2 allowances, will I get ALL of my federal and state tax returns back?... |
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xratedmami05 | Do you only pay taxes if you are working? if someone isn't working you still have to pay taxes? if so on what? |
please give me an example |
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tetzner77
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It depends on the taxes. We are taxed in many ways that are not as obvious as income taxes. Have you ever bought gasoline? Cigarettes? Alcohol? Paid a utility bill? A cell phone bill? Do you own a home? Rent? Have you ever used money at all?
Even if you got rid of all material things, made everything you needed yourself, and subsistence farmed at a cabin in the woods, you would still have to pay some type of tax for the property. Depending on what you are farming though, you may receive a government subsidy, and probably come out ahead. |
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Kevin K
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You only have to pay taxes if your income is OVER the standard deduction and personal exemption. For example, if you are single the SD=5,000 and PE=3,200, so if you don't make over 8,200 you don't have to pay any taxes, from whatever source that may be. |
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frugernity
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There are many forms of income besides salary & wages.
For example interest on savings, profits from buying/selling stocks, etc.
Go to http://www.irs.gov and click on the like for Form 1040 and take a look at the lines for various kinds of income. |
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Judy1
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There are many kinds of taxable income (for federal income tax) other than wages. A few examples are pensions, interest on savings accounts or CD's, and profits from sale of assets (e.g. stocks, bonds, property). |
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baconshmals
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There is always property tax. If you own a home, you need to pay taxes. |
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unicornfarie1
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Even if you don't work and have income you still pay taxes on everything you buy except food even if you are using welfare money. Deodorant,hairspray,tools,makeup,shoes,c... supplies,clothes...etc. |
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♥cexisnowbunny♫
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i think it might depends where you live but generally if make less than $15,000 a year, you do not have to file taxes |
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why do you think they call it "income" tax? |
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Kat K
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There is a per capita tax that is more or less charging you for being an American citizen. It's around $15 and I think it's paid with your local taxes. Also, if you have a savings account, 401k, CDs, etc, you have to pay taxes on the interest that they've accumulated in the Federal taxes.
So if I were you, I'd file your taxes just to be safe, and if you don't make any money, then they won't be that hard, right? |
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