 How much income tax do i have to pay? |
| I am 18 male living in California and i work at a sushi restaurant making minimum wage maybe like 400 dollars a ... |
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 Can my ex boygriend claim my daughter on his income taxes? |
| He told me that every other year he is able to. I am going to school right now, and don't have income, so he did supply some income for me through child support but I did work for a bit at the ... |
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 Will i get that extra tax refund? |
| I FILED MY TAXES LAST YEAR AND THIS YEAR BUT CHILD SUPPORT TOOK MY MONEY WILL THEY TAKE THIS EXTRA TAX REFUND I GET FOR FILEING THIS YEAR I KNOW I STILL OWE BACK CHILD SUPPORT... |
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 Tax Credits and overpayment? |
We get Working and Child tax credit.
We have been told there was an overpayment last year on our tax credits because our income was underestimated (caused by dp changing jobs a few times ... |
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 Tax returns!? |
| am an international student working on campus. my income last year was 4000 dollars that went to my fee which is like 6000 dollars! federal tax was 22 dollars and state around 10 dollars. how much am ... |
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 Can I claim all of these people on my taxes and if so what will happen? |
| My fiance and I live together with our 3 children-one his, one mine and one ours. His brother also lives with us. I am the sole supporter of the family, except my fiance worked about a month, cut ... |
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 I filed a claim with the IRS in March bec my ex claimed one of my children on her income tax unlawfully.? |
| I know that the "question" above wasnt really a question, but, I was just wondering if anyone knew when I would hear back from the IRS or what would happen? I had custody of them for more ... |
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 Back taxes owed to a state I haven't lived in for years? |
| A state I used to live in finally noticed I haven't been paying taxes for the last ten years. Now they want back taxes, interest and penalties for the past seven years. They do not accept a ... |
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 What is best to do with my unpaid tax bill of forty thousand pounds? |
| i left the uk about three years ago leaving unpaid taxes, i would now like to return to work in the uk. Should i try and sort this out before returning or on returning to the uk and where would i ... |
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 How can I stop Midland Credit from garnishing my paycheck? |
they have already gotten over a thousnd dollars from me in garnishments I want to stop them from doing this because this an account that i believe is over seven years old
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 Is this turbo tax online really free?? |
here is the link......it is the first one on the left...is it really free??
http://turbotax.intuit.c... |
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beyondthebluesomewhe... | I'm a nanny. My employer does not take taxes out of my check? Will I be held responsible or her? |
Also, what should I do when I file my taxes? |
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MamaBean
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You're still responsible for paying taxes on your income, even if your employer did not withhold. No matter how it's taken out of your paycheck (you or your employer), it's still your money going to the IRS in the end.
I suggest you contact a tax expert on how to file your taxes. If you are self-employed, you are supposed to pay quarterly estimated tax payments to the IRS throughout the year, and there is a penalty for not doing so. |
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robocop48
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If you're paid by the hour, then you are legally an employee of theirs and they are required to pay matching funds into your social security as well as unemployment. I would notify the IRS that this situation is going on and immediately seek a new employer. You can get in really big trouble doing this.
If you are paid by salary (irregardless of the amount of hours worked) then you may be considered a subcontractor and are responsible for paying your own taxes. |
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united9198
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If you are employed, your employer is required to pay in certain taxes like Social Security, Medicare, and withholding. I think you should look for a different employer so that you don't get in trouble. You should file your taxes and pay what you owe. |
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booge
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you will |
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mdmortimer
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You are responsible. |
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KK1986
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I don't think she will get into any trouble for not taking them out, but you will have to pay them. |
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crossstitchkelly
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You're still responsible--she is treating you like an independent contractor by not filing taxes on you, and she still needs to give you a tax form (I believe it's a W-9) so you can declare your wages on your taxes. The tax form has a place for you to declare the amount of taxes which you have paid, to offset the total taxes due. If there is no offset, you're responsible for the entire amount, minus any deductions you might have. You need to file your taxes before April 15. |
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Casey H
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You are responsible for you income taxes.You can file you tax at anytime up until The 15th of April. After that you will need to file an extension |
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Sara S
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YOU are responsible for reporting all income that you receive. She SHOULD take taxes out for you - but if she doesn't - then you are responsible for reporting this income. You'll be taxed on it, and therefore most likely have to pay into the government. BUT it's better to pay it now, then to be audited sometime and have to pay way more later for tax fraud. |
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