 I never filed for 2006. I received an assessment letter, I have a question regarding the 1040? |
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 My friend ex husband is committing fraud.? |
| He claim he is disable so he doesn't have to give her any money , but he is actually working for so many years, he's also not paying taxes, what can my friend do about this?... |
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 Which is better a $2,000 cash sale of an older vehicle or a $2,000 tax deduction for donating it? |
| I bought a new SUV last week but I did not trade in my older SUV. I listed for sale but now I'm thinking maybe I should donate it. The Blue Book Value is about $2,700 but there about $700 in ... |
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 How much can you earn as interest income in the US without paying tax? |
If the only income a person has is around ten thousand dollars from bank interest, would that person have to declare and file and be liable for tax?
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 I never filed my 2006 taxes how would I get another copy of my W-2 from that year and file it? |
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I shouldn't owe.
Now, I worked for Kohl's, do I contact the store I worked for or the corporation headquarters?... |
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 Can you cash out your 401K tax free to pay medical bills? |
I have to have a $25,000 surgery not covered by insurance. I'm thinking of cashing out my 401K and someone told me that you can do it tax free for medical bills. Is this true?
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 How many holidays am I entitled per year in the UK? |
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 Why won't the federal government make a law exempting their combat veterans from paying property taxes? |
Doing so would allow more veterans to own a home of their own!
Honorably dischaged veterans who have made it out of combat, broken but alive, deserve a complete exemption from property taxes ... |
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 Please help i dont know what to do....? |
| ok in 2006 i worked at mcdonalds for a year and a half and i never filed my w2 and then it got lost. i want to go ahead and file it this year so i went to my employer and they said they are a "... |
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 Can i claim my girlfriend and her son in my taxes. ? |
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 I am a stay at home mom, and have two children, should I file my taxes? |
I know its a little late this year, but a friend told me I should file because of the EIC. But if I did not work, do I still qualify?
I do recieve child support from one child's father. D... |
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 I babysat a child and now she wants to turn the money into the IRS so I have to pay taxes on the money..? |
| I watched a 15 month old baby for 2 months. I quit due to an incident and now she wants to turn in the money she paid me to the IRS. She never mentioned this before I took the job. Besides I thought I... |
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 Council tax is for what purpose? ? |
emergency services + waste disposal?
To take power away from people?
What if I refused to pay on the basis that I'm not a criminal/speeding terrorist, The police are ... |
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Kari | I'm self-employed. If I make quarterly estimated tax payments, do they include Medicare and Social Security? |
Do I pay separately for Medicare and Social Security or is this included in a quarterly estimated tax payment?
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extra_37
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As a self employed person, you pay all your taxes on your 1040. Your estimated payments will be applied against your income and s.e. taxes (fica etc). As long as you are making the payments and the total is at least 100% of last years tax or 90% of this years, you will not be liable for any penalties. |
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taxmannyc
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You do not pay separately. The payments of both taxes should be included in your payments made each quarter with Form 1040-ES. |
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rockEsquirrel
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It should include all on one 1040-ES coupon. Actually, Social Security and Medicare are paid under the FICA law, but self-employed social security and Medicare are paid under the SECA law (Self-Employed Contributions Act). |
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taffscott
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No. |
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vegas_iwish
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You include them as the Medicare & SS is part of your 1040 via the total being carried there from schedule SE. I have filed estimated tax for years. No need for CPA here - Taxes 101 at best. |
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Jennifer W
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They are different. When I paid estimated tax it was only for income tax on some investments that I had. Check with your tax professional, or get a CPA to handle your tax situation now that you are self employed. I know you must be intelligent, but a business owner needs extra help with the laws that you are now under, and you probably just won't have time to do all this stuff on your own. |
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candispassion.com
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NOPE!!! You need to get a CPA! |
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fortitudinousskeptic
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You should really be consulting a professional accountant on financial matters, not getting advice like that on here from know-nothings. Pay the fee. They'll probably save you money in the long run. |
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