 Can you legally claim head of household if? |
legally married but seperated, not in the household for 6 mths.
I have 2 children who I claim in regards for the earned income credit. He is their step-father. Only married 11/2 yrs.
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 How do I transfer a $400,000 death benefit from one account to another without it being taxed outrageously? |
| My brother died about 2 weeks ago, and a couple days ago we all began settling the death benefit and all of the paper work, and so on. He was a Marine, so that's why it was such a big amount. My ... |
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 H&R Block, Jackson Hewitt or private CPA? |
| We used to have a retired IRS agent do our taxes but he's retired at age 80, leaving us with no references. Should we seek another private tax preparer or go with a chain? What's the ... |
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 Stimulus package from the irs? |
| My aunty is only getting $1,500.00? She filed married with her husband and they have three children. I thought they would have $2,100.00? Please advise?... |
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 Thank you for you answers, however I can't have kids. Can I file taxes separate if I'm married.? |
| Do I have to change my name to his last name if we get married. Or can I keep may maiden name can this still effect my money with his.... |
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 Has anyone else had a change in the status of there stimulus chack on the IRS website? |
| We had checked our status last weeek and it said our check would be mailed out on Friday 5/30. When I checked it today to see if it had been mailed out, it said there was no info for our ss#. Did ... |
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 Are you aware there is no law to support being forced to pay taxes? |
DOJ Dismisses Felony Tax Prosecution
-- With Prejudice -- After PRA Defense Raised
Evidence OMB Complicit In Income Tax Fraud
DOJ & IRS Petitioned To Explain
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 Can i claim myself if i am 20 years old on my taxes??? |
I am 20 years old, I live with my dad, I am going to college.
He makes around $80,000 a year and i make 7.5 an hour at a bank. about $810 a month,
I pay for my own food
clothes
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 Looking for info on not having to pay social security taxes? |
| i heard you can get back all the money you've paid into your social security benefits and sign off to not receive any benefits when you're retirement age and they stop taking the ss taxes ... |
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 Can the IRS take my money? |
| I owe money on student loans, and also have credit card fraud that I am trying to get taken care of. When it comes time for me to file my income taxes, can they keep my money for any reason to pay my ... |
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 A dependent child worked part time, earned $2600.00, a full time student. Does he need to file a tax return? |
| The student is my son. He is qualified as my dependent. He paid about $62 as federal income tax, no state income tax in my state. He paid $155 SS tax.... |
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 I'm a young, single, and making decent money...need tax tips? |
| Why not ask here right? In any case, I found out last year just how much the IRS sucks when you make over 30k yearly, and are single with no dependents. This year I've made even more money so I&... |
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 What does this mean???????????/? |
I got a code 9001 when I went to where's my refund anyone have any idea what this means???
We are sorry, we cannot provide any information about your refund. For more ... |
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 Do I have to pay capitol gains tax on a house I lost in foreclosure? |
I was told that because the loan was satisfied, by the mortgage insurance holder, that it was considered a capitol gain.
I lost my butt on it, I didn't gain anything....
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| If my rebate check automatically goes to paying off my IRS debt, do I still need to make this month's payment? |
| I am currently sent up with the IRS on monthly payment plan to take care of some back taxes from '07. I know that the 08 tax rebate/economic stimulus check automatically goes towards any debts ... |
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 My wife has inherited $75,000 from her grandfather who died. Will she be taxed as if it were work income? |
| We file taxes separately. She is a full time grad student and has not had any income for the last three years. Since this is the end of the year are there any tax deductions (charitable or otherwise) ... |
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popydude13 | How can I pay my employees a cash Christmas bonus without them having payroll taxes taken out? |
Cash bonus for Christmas without taxes for them? |
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Payroll Guy
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You can't legally do that. If you want them to net a certain amount then you have the option of paying the taxes on their behalf and that is called a gross-up. Your payroll department will know how to do this. At least I would hope so because it is pretty common in payroll. |
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bostonianinmo
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You can't. And do PLEASE ignore the idiot who says to pay in cash and fill out fake W-9s. That is tax fraud, pure and simple.
Legally you must withhold taxes on bonuses. You do NOT get a choice on this. Additionally, you must withhold income tax at the statutory rate of 25%, NOT the employee's regular withholding rate. You are subject to your usual payroll taxes on these as well. |
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car
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In order to do it legally, I think you have to be taxed on it...what you can do is increase the bonus enough to cover the additional tax.
Hope this helps! |
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Wayne Z
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No.
Any cash, or items similar to cash (ie. gift cards) are subject to income tax as well social security and medicare. |
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Larry S
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There is no legal way to do that. You could pay after tax cash out of your pocket and that wouldn't get caught or you can add enough to bonus to cover the tax, but there is no way to do it the way you want. |
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tehabwa
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According to my accountant sister, yes, if you increase the bonus and pay the tax yourself.
We're in California, where we have State Income Tax, as well as Federal; if you're in the same situation, you need to do both.
But you figure out what you want to give them, then make the official bonus enough to cover the taxes, and pay the taxes directly. |
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freakboynv2000
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pay them out of your pocket with cash. |
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Sahara
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Give them cash but you may need to pay taxes on it unless you do it personally (you have already paid payroll taxes on them for yourself, part of your pay or savings). |
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