 Do you know when recession or credit crunch will be over in the UK? |
When will the recession in the United Kingdom be over, and the market up and running again? I hope not in 2010!!!!
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 Am I liable for my husbands taxes - he doesn't file taxes? |
| Married 12 years - husband is self employed. In 2000 I found out that he had not actually filed the taxes and after I threaten divorce he did file and pay (as far as I know) for 1995 - 1999. At ... |
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 Why are groceries taxed in some States? |
| Groceries are a necessity of life. Why is food taxed? It seems that State governments only wish to harm the poor and low income.... |
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 Do you agree or disagree about the tax rebate checks? |
| i think it's so unfair the way it was decided on when you will get your rebate.i think it should have went solely based on when you filed instead of your last 2 digits of social.b/c who has ... |
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 Is the 800 per person tax credit a for sure thing? |
| or is it still just being talked about? I'm a little confused on what this would mean. Hypothetically, if you got 300 back in taxes normally, would this mean you would get a check for 1,100 ... |
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 Income and Council Tax (UK) who is it for? |
Am i right in the following please:-
Income tax is deducted and contributes towards maintaining bodies like the Police, NHS, Armed Forces and Social Security....etc
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 Do you think younger people should have social security taken out of their check.? |
| I am 23 years old and social security takes out more money then everything else except federal. Should we really have to pay social security when we might not ever see it?... |
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 How long do I have to file my taxes? |
| I'm pretty sure that if the IRS owes you money on your taxes then you don't have to have them in by April 15th. I think you have like 3 years to file if they owe you. My question is, can ... |
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 Why do we get more money when claiming job seekers allowance and housing benefit rather than working full time |
We are family of four with two children under 4, living on full housing benefit and job seekers allowance. Cannot get council house so renting privately paying £1050 per month.
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 Is it right for your ex husband to claim one of your children on his taxes even when they live with me? |
| My daughters live with me all year except for 8 weeks in the summer, and he claimes one of my daughters. It would make a big difference in my refund if I claimed her. He had it done up in the divorce ... |
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 Why do americans pay income tax? |
There is no law requiring you to do so,and it all goes to the privately owned fedefal reserve.
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 Help!!! What can I claim for!!!? |
My husband has just lost his job. I have two children 3 and 1. What benefits can I claim.
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 My TAXES…Should I file, Should I not file? |
| I have been living with my parents, and still living with them. I’m 21, attending college and working at the school. Last year, my W-2 came, but did not file it. This year, it came again and was ... |
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 I'm 17.Can I still a tax refund even if my dad claims me as a dependent? |
| I work at Burger King and I got my W-2 in the mail about 4 days ago. My dad is worried that if I file my taxes(which I admit wont be much),he will not get any noney for claiming me as a dependent on ... |
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 Should we file our taxes together or separately? |
| I am an unwed, unemployed mother of one. My boyfriend told me that I would get back around $3,000 for my tax refund. (He said that I would get a pretty big tax return because I have a dependent. He ... |
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 Do we have to pay back our stimulas check from last year?? |
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 I withdrew my 401(k) last year, how will that affect my tax refund? |
| I usually get back roughly $600 (500 from federal and the other from state), but last year, my debt was ovewhelming and I withdrew it all ($1,500) to pay off some bills. Im 22, and last year I made $2... |
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Nikky C | How can u know if somebody already got their income tax?? |
ok here's the story we found out that my dad has another family and he has me n my 3 sister under the income tax so he gets money from us but he never gives us a penny of it, my mom n dad are still married but they dnt live together anymore n we just find out he has another family. The income tax money belongs to me n my sisters besides I need the money to pay my college im so close to graduate n the school wont let me if I havent pay. |
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muncie birder
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If he does not support you and you live with your mom, he can not claim you as a deduction on his income tax form. Only you or your mother can claim you--one or the other. |
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Suzanne S
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Who made the money? Then the tax refund belongs to him not you.
You want to go to college do like the rest of us get financial aid, students loans and grants. |
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src50
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How does he "get income tax money from you"? He sounds like a scoundrel, but the "income tax money" is not "yours." |
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Do you know for a fact that he claimed the three of you?
If the three of you are under of the age of 19 at the end of the tax year or under of age of 24 and a full time student for at least five months of the tax year and did not provide over half of your own support you are the qualifying child of both your mother and father. It does not matter who supported you in the test for a qualifying child. HOWEVER, the tiebreaker rules states the parent who the child lived with the longest during the year is the parent who can claim the children.
Your mother should file a return and claim any of you that is her qualifying children and when/if the IRS contacts her she will have to complete a worksheet providing proof they lived with her.
If any of the children do not meet the age requirement above but did not earn over 3,400 of gross earnings and she provided over half of your total support she can still claim them as a qualifyng relative. |
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Any tax refund he has is not your money. |
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Beverly S
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He doesn't "get money from you" If you mean he claims you as a dependant then your mom should divorce him & get the right to claim you on her taxes. She should also get an order for child support since you are still in school.
I saw where someone said your mom should just claim you- that could end up getting her in a lot of trouble! If dad and mom both claim you then there is a MAJOR issue with the I.R.S. since he has already claimed you this year & has I assume for the last few years it looks like it's his right (even though I agree that its not morally)- Mom needs to take a stand & get some legal help to get her rights.
Also if you work, look at the IRS guidelines before you file your return- If he has the right to claim you (legally) you have to answer the question on the return - can anyone else claim you as a dependant on their return? with a yes answer. Otherwise you will receive more of a refund than you should & end up having to pay it back plus penalties & interest.
RUN - don't walk to a divorce attorney. Your dad is pretty low down. |
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If he claimed you as a dependent, then he will recieve a break on his taxes for you,. however your mom should file with you as a dependent also. the irs will determine who gets the money. |
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Belgrademitch
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How does the money belong to you? That is the problem with America. Every body has this sense of entitlement for stuff that you have no claim to. He worked and paid in taxes, therefore it is his money not yours. Good news is whatever you paid in you should be getting back. If you need more money than that you should go out and get a job. You are going to say oh I am in collage and don't have time. Do you have classes every minute of the day? You just want to be lazy and have something handed to you. |
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He's taking you as a deduction when he's not entitled to -- that's wrong of him, but if anyone is upset about it, it should be your mother, not you. If she's the one supporting you, she should be claiming you as a dependent on *her* taxes, and *she* -- not you -- should be getting the deductions for you and your sisters.
When she files her taxes, she should submit the forms by mail rather than e-filing, and she should definitely claim you and your sisters. The IRS will see that two people are claiming the same exemptions, and then they will contact both of those people to find out what's going on. At that time, all your mom will have to do is prove that you live with her and that she's supporting you, and the IRS will take the tax benefits away from your dad and give them to her.
None of this will help you pay for school, though. You'll have to figure out some way of doing that on your own. |
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teressa
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yea her mom should get da deduction and her parents should help pay for college...i swear some parents are fuqn lame ...hell they can get up to 3 grand per child and der dat lame and wont pay for there childs tuition is really fuqd up point blank. |
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