 Anyone receive their stimulus check by mail today May 27, 2008? |
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I RECEIVED MINE TODAY IN THE AMOUNT THAT IT WAS SUPPOSE TO BE!!! i HAVE WAITED SO LONG... |
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 Smoking ban TAX question? |
now that the smoking ban is now in fun swing?? my question is
A how much tax is on a packet of fags
B if lots of people give up (!!!!) how much tax will the government lose a year
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 My employer still has not sent out my 1099's!!!? |
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 Should I withdraw my pension? |
| I have been accepted to a master's program at an ivy league university - a dream come true, but I do not want to be burdened with more student loans. Should I withdraw my pension - 20,000 to ... |
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 How do I stop taxes from being automatically withdrawn from my paycheck? |
| Basically, I need my full gross income for the next few months to handle some large expenses. I want to defer paying income taxes from my paycheck until a later date. I am currently W-2'ed and ... |
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 Do you pay sales tax on 99 cents? |
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 Last paycheck question? |
| Last week I quit my job, and im wondering if I have to go to the store and get my paycheck or if it is mailed to me?... |
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 Just got my w2 from my work...? |
i have been told that the "federal income tax withheld" is what you get back...is this true??
This is my first time filing for taxes, and before anyone asks...yes I made 3,000 or ... |
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 Can I file my taxes as single, even though I am married? |
| I want to file separate from my husband (we have never filed jointly yet) because he owes some back taxes and I'm afraid if we file together, the IRS will take my whole refund, which I need for ... |
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 Can I deduct on 2007 return taxes paid in 2007 for 2005 tax year? |
| Was assessed both a tax bill and penalty from the IRS in 2007 for 2005 tax year. I know that the penalty can not be deducted on my 2007 return, but can the actual tax paid in 2007 for yr 2005 be ... |
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 When claiming a child on your taxes...will the IRS check and see if you support them?? |
| My boyfriend has a child with a married woman. When he was going to do his taxes the woman said that my boyfriend can claim the baby because she wasnt going to give her husband the social security ... |
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 Why is the refund so large? |
| I am bothered by a question someone has asked. The person said she filed jointly with her husband and they were getting back $9000. Who gets a $9000 refund and why would anyone get that amount of ... |
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 My neighbor just told me he has not filed taxes in 3 years? |
| Just now he decides to be worried. Says he is not sure he can even find much of the paperwork, w-2's I assume or whatever. What can he do? Should I tell him to call the IRS directly and work ... |
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 I owe a substantial amount of Federal Tax. Can I make a contribution to a charity rather than re-pay to IRS? |
| I would very much prefer the $25K to go to a specific charity (in a form of a tax-deductible donation) rather than to vanish in the bottomless pocket of the IRS. Any idea if this would be possible? PL... |
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 Do i have to report $300 dollars as income? |
I have a regular salaried job. But I may make $300 dollars on an unrelated side project for a company if i were to design a logo for them.
Do I have to report this $300 dollars for taxes? If so ... |
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 I'm getting payed less than minimum wage? |
I get paid cash and getting paid less than minimum wage,
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sexiidominicano4u | Domestic partners do taxes together? |
hi there... my finance and i have been living together for 2 years now...is it possible for us to do our taxes together even though we arent married yet??? if it helps we live in virginia. |
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Brian J
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I don't think that Virginia recognizes common law marriages, only Alabama, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, New Hampshire (posthumously), Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, and Utah.
Here's what the IRS says in Publication 17:
If you are considered married for the whole year, you and your spouse can file a joint return, or you can file separate returns.
You are considered married for the whole year if on the last day of your tax year you and your spouse meet any one of the following tests.
1. You are married and living together as husband and wife.
2. You are living together in a common law marriage that is recognized in the state where you now live or in the state where the common law marriage began.
3. You are married and living apart, but not legally separated under a decree of divorce or separate maintenance.
4. You are separated under an interlocutory (not final) decree of divorce. For purposes of filing a joint return, you are not considered divorced.
So, it looks like (1) if the state that you live in recognizes common law marriages and (2) you were in that circumstance on the last day of the year then, the answer would appear to be yes.
But, you don't meet the conditions so, your answer is "No." |
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Judy1
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No, not at the federal level. And not at the state level either in VA.. |
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peppermintpatty
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Find out IF VA is a common law state...and that will determine whether u can or not. I am from NC and it is not...so it doesn't matter how long you live together u are not considered married....tgod or I would have had to split my property with my ex partner of 20 years...but I checked that out b4 I purchased my home....better to know than to get burned in the end....... |
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stephenweinstein
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Legally, you cannot file a joint federal return unless you were legally married at the end of the tax year.
California allows registered domestic partners to file a joint state return. Not sure about VA.
Living together unmarried affects ability to claim "head of household" on a return filed by one person and affects whether or not one of you can claim the other, but does not affect ability to file jointly.
In some states, but not all, living together affects whether a "common law" marriage exists. If a "common law marriage" exists under state law, then you are husband and wife, not fiances, for both federal and state tax purposes.
Being engaged has no tax implications. |
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Wildcat
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I don't think so...the USA does not recognize gay marriage. Therefore, you are technically single as far as taxes go. |
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Sheila
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I did not think that you could, but years ago when my now husband lived with his girlfriend, she had two kids and they had one togther, he has a tax filing where an actual preparer did them and they filed with him head of household, all the kids and her listed as dependents. I still think that was wrong, as she was a single person, having nothing to do with him legally, just as you two are just single filers. That's the key word "you're not married", so you would be each filing single seperately. |
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ya you can.... |
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holeeycow
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sure, why not? |
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