hi there... my finance and i have been living together for 2 years now...is it possible for us to do our taxes together even though we arent married yet??? if it helps we live in virginia....
I have a partime job i get paid $270.00 bi weekly i have no dependents and i am married filling jointly and no federal tax is being taken out of my paycheck? what should i do? oh and my husband and I ...
now that the smoking ban is now in fun swing?? my question is
A how much tax is on a packet of fags
B if lots of people give up (!!!!) how much tax will the government lose a year
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I have been accepted to a master's program at an ivy league university - a dream come true, but I do not want to be burdened with more student loans. Should I withdraw my pension - 20,000 to ...
Basically, I need my full gross income for the next few months to handle some large expenses. I want to defer paying income taxes from my paycheck until a later date. I am currently W-2'ed and ...
Taxes are based on total income, marriage status, and dependents. It has nothing to do with going to school.
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luveeduvee
Of course.
stevesandifer
Your taxable income determines whether you have to pay or not- I know many hard working students who are putting themselves through school who have to file and pay taxes.
Now, you mention that you are a student in the US. Does this mean you are an alien student? If so you might want to check on tax treaty that might preclude you from having to file or pay. Just a thought.
Good luck and keep studying.
rejavanation
Regardless of whether you are student or not, if you work and your income is reported by your employer you will be taxed. You may be exempt from paying the tax or may even receive a refund for over-tax payment, but you will not find that our unless you file your taxes. Every US citizen and resident is suppose to file a tax return. The only way you can get around filing a tax return is if someone can claim you as their dependent.
NNY
u should have to
ash90210
I WOULD NEED THAT ANSWER TOO BROTHER.......CAN YOU EMAIL THAT TO ME ashvameda@usa.net
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