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 Should I bother with tax deductions? What are they?
First, I need to explain that I've already heard the definition of a tax deduction- "A reduction of total income before the amount of income tax payable is calculated." (So please don&#...


 Fraud. Filing a tax return on a child they don't have.?
I have a friend who works, but gets food stamps through Welfare. She has a 3 year old child and has done taxes on him every year, except this year she went to do her taxes and the return got rejected ...


 Has anyone spoke to a live rep at the IRS regarding their check not being dd today?
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 If I file an tax return, but my parents still claim me as a dependent, do I get an economoic stimulus check?
I am a college student and I file my own state and federal taxes, but my parents claim me as a dependent on their taxes. Do I still qualify for the $600 economic stimulus check? Thanks....


 How can the Salvation Army Thrift Stores charge sales tax when they don't pay taxes?
I understand that the money helps they poor and less fortunate, I guess I just want to know / understand from a legal point of veiw. It was my understanding that stores charge sales tax to help ...


 Can I claim my daughter if she graduated in May 07 but was married before 12/07?
I paid her spring tuition, but she got married before June 30th, can I still claim her for 07...


 I have recently come into 20k and have 37k mortgage - do i pay this to reduce the payments?
I work 30 hrs and have 2 children, my mortgage is £415 per month with 9 yrs left, I claim a widows/carers allowance hence the 20k inheritance, and get £20 pm Tax credits, the problem i am facing ...


 Can my husband claim me as a dependent?
My husband is filing his taxes as married filing jointly but I have only had MAYBE $500 in income. Can he claim me as a dependent along with our 3 kids?
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Ugh, why so ...


 Will I get a tax break for the college tuition, that I paid for my dependent child? ?
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 How to find an employer's tax ID number?
I called my past employer's payroll dpt and the lady wouldn't give me the ID number. She said its against policy.I know could wait for my w-2, but Is there any other way to possibly get ...


 Should my husband and I file our tax returns together or seperate?
Should my husband and I file our tax returns together or seperate????
My husband and I have been off and alot last year. We filed seperate tax returns last year (I claimed our daughter). Anyhow, ...


 Can I print tax forms off the internet?
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 Why do people get excited over large tax refunds?
Do people not realize when you get a large tax refund, that means you've been lending money to the government interest free and you could have had that money as an increase to your monthly ...


 Hi there! if i have a new baby on Jan-10-2007.Could I claim a baby on my income tax return for year of 2006?
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 I want to report only two of my Three W-2 forms this year, what are the penaltes for that?
I held three jobs last year and on one of my W-2 forms I owe money to the IRS, but i was thinking I can just file the two that I dont owe money on until I can afford to pay....


 I cashed in my 401k for 20000. IRS got 10000. Do I get any of this back? I didn't have any other income.?
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 How to give a tip in UK?
Percent to tip per invoice
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If I stay in a hotel at UK, do I need to tip for the servers and how much should I tip???...


 Howdo i know what my earned income credit is?
Dont tell me to go to irs.gov I tried that and they just give me a lot of ...


 Can you write off the gas you use getting to work every day on your taxes?
A co-worker says she writes it off every year...and also any clothes she buys for work. And I don't mean items with logos or anything she can't wear anywhere else. I think she's lost ...


 How do I know if I'll owe money or get a refund for my taxes?
I don't really understand what determines the amount you owe or the amount you will be refuned on your taxes...As long as you aren't reporting inacurrate tax information (claiming too many ...



Gatekeeper
How much annual self employment tax on $215,000 of income?
                     
 




NGC6205
Just self-employment tax = ($94,200 x 12.4%) + ($215,000 x 2.9%) = $17,916.

Income taxes would be over and above the self-employment tax. This amount of income would probably put you in the AMT range. Also, if this is your income, you need to be making quarterly payments to the IRS. If you don't, you will be paying a penalty. At this level of income and being self-employed, you really need a CPA. A CPA will save you more money than their fee.


bostonianinmo
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$17,915.80 (2006)

$94,200 @ 12.4% = $11,680.80
$215,000 @ 2.9% = $6,235.00

Total SE tax: $17,915.80


rdp
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Self-employment tax is made up of two components. There are two rates... the social security rate and a medicare rate.

The social security rate is 12.4%. In 2006 only the first $94,200 of wages and self-employment income is taxable. In other words, if you earned $50,000 in wages that had FICA tax withheld then you will only need to pay 12.4% on the difference of $44,200 ($94,200-$50,000).

The medicare rate is 2.9%. There is no cap on the rate... so all of the self-employment income will be taxable at that rate.

The self-employment tax is imposed on NET SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME, not gross income.

Also, you may subtract 1/2 of the self-employment tax from your income in arriving at your personal taxable income. This results in slightly lower income taxes... but it's a small consolation.


STEVEN F
NFC6205 is the best answer so far. Most of the answers so far assume $215,000 is NET income. If it is gross income, you need to subtract business expanses BEFORE you calculate self-employment and income taxes.


DME B
Depends on your expenses. You can deduct your costs.

www.irs.gov


Thin Kaboudit
Between a quarter & a third, less if you keep great books and use every opportunity the IRS give you to offset taxes.
Self-employment tax is levied at 15.3% on the first $94,200 of earnings, then it gets confusing!


sandman
75-80 K


bluvw
Sounds like you're doing a 1099.
You have to pay double the normal W2 amount because you are paying all your own taxes which companies usually cover.
And if you continue, I think you have to start estimating your taxes during the year (quarterly?)
I don't know the amount, but hopefully one of these links can help you!


Max
It depends on the person's age, health, number of dependents, and other factors. As a rough estimate, I would guess about $21,500 or more. I would go to H& R Bloch.


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