 Do I need a Social Security number in order to be employed? |
| I have a Green Card but don't have a SS number yet. I am starting a new job nex week. Do i need my SS number, and how long does it take to obtain one?... |
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 Shut down public schools? |
Why not shut down government run education and turn things over to private industry. Give the people the tax dollars that are taken from them and let them decide how to educate their children.
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 What if I claim myself on my taxes and my parents try to as well, who will get the credit???? |
| I am 25, was 24 in 2007, and I claimed myself on my taxes. I lived completely on my own for all of 2007, paid my own car note, rent, insurance, health insurance, food, you name it. My dad said he is ... |
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 My little 16 yr old sister babysat for us this year while we worked-does she need to claim the $2500 income? |
| My 16 year old sister was paid cash for babysitting for us this summer while we worked. Can I claim the $2500 we paid her as a Child Care deduction on my taxes? Also, will she have to claim the $250... |
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 When am I going to get my tax return back??? |
| I did my taxes online yesterday and I just wanted to know generally when I can be expecting my check. My boyfriend agreed then when I get my check we can definitly get a puppy!!!!!! So needless to ... |
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 Do I have to pay Income (Labor) tax... as an employee? Or is it volunrary? |
I am told there is no law which states I have to pay income tax to the state or federal government.
I also saw a documetary called: America - Freedom to Facism... which I would highly ... |
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 How can I calculate payroll taxes by myself? |
| Is there a certain/standard percentage that is taken out for state, federal, etc. I claim 2.... |
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 Tax - why hit the poorest? |
Up to tomorrow we have had three bands of Income Tax in the UK, the first one being 10% on the first £2230, then 22% then 40% bands.
From tomorrow the 10% band is being abolished, and ... |
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 A single woman working 40 hours a week with 2 children , makes approx $22.000 a year . both kids ? |
| O.K. both of her kids are under 18 and she makes approx $22.000 a year , how much would her anticipated refund for her taxes be next year ? , one of her children just turned 18 in august .... |
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 What TDS in Tax? |
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 IRS rebate? |
| Does anyone know if this is a rebate OR an advanced payment. if you recall, bushes first year in office, we all got a "rebate". however, it turned out to be an ADVANCED payment based on ... |
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| If i get child support payments is that concidered income? |
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 Is over $500 taken out for taxes too much?? |
| My husband's check was $1,827.50 before taxes. He did not have any insurance or 401K taken out and his final weekly check was $1,369.00! He claimed married and 4 on his tax forms. That seems ... |
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kraz_e_luv03 | I'm 22 its my first year filing taxes. Can someone give me some ideas of what I am suppose include? |
Usually my mother claims me and last year I ended up paying the IRS $400 that I did not have. I do not want that to happen again. I want to file on-line, and since I'm new I want to make sure I include everything so I get back what im entitled to if anything at all. I'm a full-time college student, live with one roomate, have my own car which I make the payments eachmonth, no kids, and I work part-time. I just need some ideas on the best way to go about filing and also a good site to file on. Free preferably but im willing to pay as well |
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Sabrina H
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Take your W-2 form to a tax specialist. You can find these at H&R Block or there are accounting student that volunteer to help people that can't pay CPA's to file their tax returns. Also, you can find great filing tips at www.irs.gov/efile
Since it's your first time filing as a single status individual, the e-file on the IRS website is free, take advantage of this. The e-file approach has two major advantages. First, compliance with the format required by the IRS eliminates errors that would other wise occur. Second, the time required for processing a refund usually is reduced to three weeks or less. |
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ninasgramma
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If you provide over half of your own support, then you cannot be claimed as a dependent on another return. I am assuming you will claim yourself.
Your rent and car will not figure into you tax return.
Your standard deduction is $5,150. You should take the standard deduction based on your information. If you paid for school, (even with borrowed money), then you may be eligible to reduce taxes owed by using the Tuition and Fees Deduction, the Hope Credit, or the Lifetime Learning Credit.
Here is the link to the IRS Free File site.
http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=118986,00.html |
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tma
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unfortunately you dont have any deductions. you have to report your wages of course, from your W-2. do you provide more than half of your own support? do you live on your own or in a dorm? if you live on your own and provide more than half of your own support then you can claim yourself and get the deduction.
you can file for free at www.taxactonline.com |
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Riannaa
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Gather your W-2(s) and use free file at
http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=118986,00.html |
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sophisticated lady
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i'm 22 as well and i am gonna file on-line for the first time as well. i'm gonna use turbotax. you can find it on www.irs.gov and i will pick the cheapest one which is $15. my sis is gonna help me fill it our though since i'm new at it, so that part i can't help you with but good luck!! maybe you can ask someone if they have used it before. |
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Allan H
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there are sites which can reduce your tax payment by providing coupans. here is the one site which can be use ful in this regard |
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Buddy Love
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Ur moms screwed you. |
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angelfire2707
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www.turbotax.com. it's free, don't fall for their price plan filing. It asks questions about your income & any deductions, walks you through every step and calculates for you. With e-file and direct deposit, you can get your return in less than 2 weeks. Only file federal though, they will charge u for state.
P.s. I believe as a student, you should get all your federal tax back that you paid in. I always did. But my parents haven't claimed me since I was 17. |
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