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 Has anyone recieved their tax rebate yet?
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 I dont have the bank account my federal was deposited in....how and when will i get my check?
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 Can I claim disability benefit if I have substantial personal savings?
P.S. Anyone who wants to rant is quite welcome but I've worked all my life and never claimed a penny. Anyway, it's a hypothetical question....


 If I live in a state that has no income tax, but work in a bordering state that has income tax...?
Would I have to pay income tax for the state I work in, even though I would be living across the border in the state with no income tax? This hypothetical question is based on the idea of living in N...


 I'm 17 years old and this is my first time filing taxes. What website can I go to file them and get help?
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 Only Made $14,000 & Have to Pay $2200 On Taxes! WHY? HELP!?
My husband and I are both 22. We are married/filing jointly on our taxes. I have serious medical problems and cannot work. He is our only source of income. We don't even have insurance! He ...


 Do people who own businesses of their own pay taxes on their taxes?
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 January Sales In The UK?
Do u think that this years january sales are going to be better than last year due to the credit crunch!!!...


 Can I claim my finance as my dependent if he is out of work ?
My finance is currently out of work ,Can I file as head of household and claim my fiance as dependent on my tax return ?...


 I worked for three weeks in 2006 and never worked any where else. I'm a stay home mom can i file taxes.?
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 Can the IRS take money from your bank account if you put it in you maiden name?
You owe them in your married name. Just wondering how far they would go, please if you know, share your knowledge =)...


 What is PAN card? how can u get one in india?
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 Compensation will it affect my benefit payments?
i am going to be receiving a compensation payment. I am on incapacity benefit. Will the amount I receive affect my benefit payments is there a max amount?

im in ...


 Can I e-file if I file "married filing separate" ?
my accountant said she cannot e-file me and I need to file it myself if I go for "married filing seoparate"...


 What is the capital gains tax rate on interest paid from privately held stock?
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 Can someone help me understand this?
Ok, so I just read a news article about the guy who caught the Barry Bonds record breaking homerun ball.

He said that he has no choice but to sell it because he is going to be charged ...


 Hi Can you please some tell me why do employers charge additional 10% payroll taxes on employees.?

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Assume that employee is on Bench and he requested his employer to run his payorll for 1 month(on bench).

Does employer has right to charge 10% additional ...


 Check status of rebate online...?
I don't know if you guys know that you can check the status of your rebate on the irs website https://sa1.www4.irs.gov...


 Which is bad, Tax Evasion or Tax Avoidance?
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 Can my employer make me work OT? If so is there a maximum amount per week? What if it affects my well-being?
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cheyguy2308
Even after a huge home purchase, why is my tax refund SOOOOO sad?
My Wife and I just purchased a home, and the interest paid is well over 12,000 dollars. I've heard people talk (seemingly now, crap) about this huge refund........where is ours? We've paid a ton of interest last year that is all deductable. i.e; school loans, second mort., disaster stuff, prop. taxes. We are in the 25% bracket and file mar-jointly. I just don't feel like the return has been worth it. We are only getting back roughly 800 dollars more than last year when we didn't own. It really sucks!
                     
 




RUDOLPH M
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The refund is only a reflection of the taxes withheld. The less they withhold the less you get back.. I ideal situation is when you pay the tax man less than $100 when you file. That means you got your money during the year, paid your share of taxes and didn't give Uncle Sam an interest free loan. If you want a big tax refund increase you withholding, pay thousands of dollars in taxes during the year, let Uncle Sam use your money for free and come next year you'll get a huge refund of YOUR money that you did not use or collect interest on. As I wrote earlier, the best thing to do is to calculate you tax withholding so you pay Sam less than $100 when you file next year. Also stay away from tax CDs like Turbo Tax. See an experienced accountant, they know how maximize the numbers to maximize your return. They know where to fudge the numbers and where not to.


gary h
Quit complaining. 800 bucks is 800 bucks.


stokkenblocken
Yeah, really love this question/issue. Everybody has friends who gloat about how they are going to get back so much money for their refund. I laugh, because that's just it... to be getting money BACK means they've already overpaid. So without knowing your specific info it's impossible to say whether you should sweat the smaller refund.


Dizney
probably didn't withhold enough - change your W-4 for 2007 (don't forget the state one too.)


darrenwelsh429
12000 is part of your itemized deductions. Which also includes and property taxes(on house and vehicles), charitable contributions, state income or sales tax, miscelaneous other deductions. This total amount replacing your standard deduction option which is 10300 in 2006. So if you are just looking at home interest you are only getting a benefit of 1700 deduction x 25% =425 less in taxes owed.


jseah114
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When you purchased your house, did you reduce your tax withholding to account for the extra deductions and thus increased your take home to help cover the mortgage payment? If you did, this is why your refund is still so low. When I purchased my house, I changed my withholding to account for the new deductions. While my refund from year to year roughly remained the same, my take home increased by over $1,000 a month.


hidingbehindthisemailaddy
you should always try to get zero back on your taxes
why let the govt use your money interest free for a whole year?
you want money back? open up a christmas club account!
that'll pay you interest but uncle sugar wont


charmel5496
welcome to the world of homeownership...why folks think a house makes such a huge difference is beyond me...personally any year i do not owe i'm glad,even if i got $10 back


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