 LATE TURBO TAX STIMULUS REFUND?!?!? whERE is It??? |
| i am suppose to recieve it today with direct deposite. Anyone else missing their payment?? Any idea why I dont have it ... |
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 Can someone claim a child on their taxes is they are not biologically theirs? |
| Me and my boyfriend have lived together for 4 years. I have 2 kids, i usually claim both of the kids on my tax return. My question is .. can he claim 1 of the children, so he can claim Head of H... |
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 Question about council tax (UK only)? |
| I live in the Worcestershire area and every year I dont have to pay council tax in the february march and april. Im not moaning about this as its nice not to have to pay but does anyone know why this ... |
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 What if you don't file your taxes? |
| What if someone doestn' file their taxes? A man I work with said that he hasn't filed in 3 years but now he wants to but he is affraid.... |
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 Can I claim my boyfriends two kids since I live with them? |
| I worked 6 months in the begginning of the year and helped to pay for their rent, food, and clothing? I am not working now but i am not sure if that will make a difference. My boyfriend cant claim ... |
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 What happens when you can't pay taxes due the IRS? |
| Ok, so I'm going to owe the IRS a few grand this year. I have a couple of grand in savings but that's it. Can I make payments? Do I have to wipe out my savings? Should I prepare to go to ... |
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 Can my mother claim me as a tax exemption? |
I already filed my taxes and claimed myself buy my mother got mad at me and said she could claim me as a tax exemption and she would get way more money back than I would.
I lived with her until ... |
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 How much holiday I am entitled too from the place that I work? |
| The Holiday Year Starts January 1st, and end's on December the 31st. I have so far been working since last may (2006), and as the holiday year is from jan-dec, i take it, any holiday built up ... |
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 How are you folks gonna spend you tax returns on yourself this year? |
i have to get more music equpiment , it's never enough.
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 Given the chance should I ask to be paid in Pounds or Euro? |
| I am a British taxpayer, currently living in Ireland, I have not worked while I've been here and will be working for an Irish company in the UK. Should I register in Ireland for tax or continue ... |
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 How do i obtain my sons social security #? |
| his mom stole the card and won't return it and i can't file taxes without ... |
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 UPDATE! UPDATE! IRS Refund delay, Reference 1121? |
| After countless hours online alot of research I hope this information will help some of the 1/26 filers who are still waiting for their refunds. Those of us with the 1121 code "Delay in P... |
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 Has anyone in the 21-75 gotten a paper check yet? |
| If so when mine says to be sent out on the 30th. Just wondering Thank You!!... |
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| Can This happen? |
| I had just gotten employed at this business and I'm a college student. However, I am concerned if they will take taxes out of my check, being that its the end of the year, I was told that they ... |
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 Why pay taxes ? |
Why is it we pay income taxes to a government that refuses to uphold the constitution?
With clear abuse of the 1st, 2nt, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 13th, 15th, 16th amendments in ... |
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afsilver21 | Does the governement accept payment plans if you owe on your taxes? |
I owe quite a bit back to the Federal and state government. I was wondering if the IRS at either the Federal or state level accepted payment plans. I live in Kentucky. |
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Carl F
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The IRS only deals with federal tax issues. You will have to contact the Kentucky Comptroller of Public Accounts for advice on what they can do for you.
The short answer is "yes." Call your local IRS office, explain the situation and they will work with you. They would rather have you paying something instead of paying nothing. State taxing jurisdictions have a similar philosophy. |
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xquizit1
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I know the IRS does with interest. Not sure on the State end. |
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Sahara
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Yes but you will be charged interest.
Isn't it interesting? If they owe you money then they don't pay you interest. But if you owe them money then they expect to be paid interest. |
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cwigg
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I have know people that paid back taxes in installment payments. Just ask Willie Nelson!!!!! |
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FaZizzle
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Yes -- talk to your state IRS.
Most of the time they will be more than happy to accept payments, though you will need to fill out a LOT of forms and you need to get the ball rolling now. |
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Yes, you can. You should also know that if you are in financial hardship, you may also be able to negotiate an "Offer in Compromise (OIC)" or "Offer in Settlement" to reduce the amount you owe. See the links below for details. |
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Girlish
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yes i'm pretty sure they do, and if they don't, then they have some serious problems, because not everyone has the money to pay off the whole thing. |
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Kelly K
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Yes they will work with you, just talk to them about it. |
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JK Harris
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Yes, the Federal government will accept payment plans; what they are looking for is to get taxpayers to pay their taxes, however they can. If you contact the IRS directly, you can talk to them about setting up a payment plan. I cannot speak to the state of Kentucky, but most states will accept payment plans as well. Check with a your local tax office or consult a tax professional to help you get repayment plans in place. |
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yes they do and you can also look into a private broker who can help set it up if yo udont feel comfortable doing it yourself |
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wartz
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Can't speak for Kentucky, but IRS will give you an installment agreement without any fuss if you owe less than $25,000 and can pay in full within five years. |
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Gregg
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Really it depends on the state and how much you would owe. If you owe over $10K you can normally settle out on a lesser amount if handled correctly. You will have to pay interest. You can also file an extension. I would advise consulting with a financial advisor though, most people have deductions that they overlook. It's pretty hard for typical employees to owe taxes if you have an accurate w-4 filed with your employer. It's easy to owe taxes if your self employed, work with tips and other special circumstances. Definitely file an extension if you absolutely can't pay those taxes on time. Then modify your with holdings or consider other options for '08 so this doesn't happen again next year. |
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