 IRS question~ I know someone who has not filed taxes in yrs. Now she thinks IRS is "looking" for her |
| at mother's home! Agents apparently went looking for her~I don't think it was to chat. This is the issue- she was/is self employed, but subcontracted friends, kept no real records and did ... |
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 I am so eligible, but no deposit....WTF? |
| I made $26,000 last year. Filed my Taxes(used the free H&R Block e-file) in Feb, got a return in Feb.I owe no taxes, student loans, etc.... The last 2 digits of my SS are 15, I used DD for my tax ... |
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 Has anyone else not received their tax stimulus check direct deposit, as according to the schedule? |
| Today was the latest day scheduled my husband and I were to have ours direct deposited as according to the schedule on the IRS site. We are wondering if somehting is wrong, oh well, it is Friday, ... |
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 Rip off Britain? |
| In Spain we buy petrol in Euros what you pay in pounds in the UK. We can eat (both in and out) for a hell of a lot less than we can the UK. Vat in the UK is 17.5% - in Spain it is 16%. To tax a car ... |
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 How do you work out the tax allowance for washing towels at home as I am self employed? |
| Spoke to self assesment help line and they said you need to work out how much your machine uses in water and electric for washing the work towels and then work the value out from your utility bill?... |
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 What kind of tax return can I expect to get back now that I have a mortgage.? |
| My wife and I just bought our first home and I know that this coming tax year we can deduct mortgage interest and property tax. We both have full-time jobs, file jointly , and have a, before taxes, ... |
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 My job doesnt take taxes off my paycheck, what should I do? |
| I've been working at my job since August 2007 and getting paid bi-weekly. I filled a W2 form but i notice that taxes was never taking off my paycheck and now I end up paying over $3,000 this ... |
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 Does your employer pay your social security? |
| i was told as an employee you pay half of your social security and your employer pays the other half. Is this true?... |
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 The Consitution of the United States Prohibits being Taxed multipal times.? |
| Then how is it that we pay taxes on our incomes, purchases and things we own? Property owners pay taxes on the property they had bought. Then every quarter and every year they are required to pay ... |
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 If sales tax is 6.5%, and you order a meal costing $9.75 before tax, what will you pay in sales tax? $________ |
| If sales tax is 6.5%, and you order a meal costing $9.75 before tax, what will you pay in sales tax? $________?... |
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Christy H | How much trouble would a 18 yr old get into for lying on taxes? or not paying federal taxes? |
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Ira01
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As much trouble as anyone else -- you think being 18 gives you special rights to rip off the government? If you have a job and make enough money to have to file a tax return, you better -- because your job sends a copy of your W-2 in January to the IRS, and they will notice if you don't file a return. |
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Doctor Deth
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ask Wesley Snipes - He's in jail for not paying his taxes |
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bostonianinmo
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Same as a 15 year old or a 54 year old. There is no ageism in taxation. At the very least, they WILL collect what is due. Your only choices are voluntarily or by force. |
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Hank Roitman, EA
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Age has no bearing!
First, is there even a requirement to file or pay tax? That depends on the amount and type of income.
Assuming there is a filing requiremetn, here's the skinny: When you sign you are stating "Under Penalty of Perjury..." that the facts represented are "true correct & complete."
Generally, most understatements of tax are small and subject to minimal monetary penalties. It is unlikely that an 18 year old would be in a situation where heavier pennalties come into play.
However, again, the law prevails and penalties are based on the amount of understated tax, not on age. |
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larsgirl
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as much trouble as a 48 year old person. You've heard the expression "Ignorance of the law is no excuse"
When you purposely lie it's an even bigger issue. You better file a 1040X and plead temporary insanity AND give back the money. I'm going to presume that's why you lied. |
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more_choos
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Age is not a factor. If you evade taxes, that is a felony. The punishment will be the same as anyone else who evades taxes.
But I do know that there is generally a minimum amount before they will go after you criminally. CI will generally only pursue bigger cases. For the most part, it's just a 20% penalty for understatment of income and/or overstatement of expenses. |
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Pazit.
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As much trouble as anyone else, tax evasion is a felony and can lead to jail time. The longer you wait it out the worse it's going to get for you. |
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Flip
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that is some serious stuff, especially with the governments money, you better get a passport and leave the country because you are doing some time for lying |
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