 I never filed 1999 tax return and just recieved a bill. Can I file my 99 return still? |
| I never filed my tas return in 1999. I recently recieved a letter from the IRS that I owe money from that year. I recently did my 99 return and relized I was owed money. Is there a time limit on ... |
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 Can you claim car insurance as an expense? |
| I am a driving instructor and im just wondering if i can claim my insurance, or any part of it, as a business expense. Never have done before as i only pay about £400 a year anyway but thought i'... |
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 Can married couples file seperate and each claim a child on the tax return? |
| I have a friend that has been doing this for the past few years. If it is not okay, is there a fine that she or he will receive?... |
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 I only made a little over $1,000 in 2006, should I file my taxes? |
| I live with my Dad and he has always delcared me as a dependant on his taxes every year. Last year, I barely worked(was full-time in college) and only made about $1,000(total taxes was like $200). S... |
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 What is the point of a tv licence in the uk? |
| far as i know, it was set up to FUND BBC! as they dont have Adverts. but we dont get a say what they put on lol, then i wonder well everyone has sky or cable or freeview these days so who actuly ... |
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 What are the laws on claiming children on your taxes.? |
I am 23 and my parents still claim me! What are the laws on that???
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 Who should claim my 4 month old daughter on 2007 tax return? |
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 IRS! What the heck is their address? |
| What is the address in Kansas City that I can send my taxes too? I always send them there but don't have the address on file! Please help. And yes I know there late! P.S. this is for a business ... |
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 My Tax Preparer screwed me up big time what should do? i never even met the guy before or signed anything!help |
| im really screwed here... I have been seening this Tax Preparer for two years someone at work referred me to him so i thought id give him a try... ok so i ended up faxing all my w2's to him as ... |
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 Can claim my son as a dependent? |
| My son is 21 years old, he is not disabled. He lived with me for all of 2006. He made less 3300 dollars in '06 and I provided more than half of his support. His father and I have been divorced ... |
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 Does anyone have to claim my 15 year old daughters income? |
| My 15 year old daughter made $1100 last year in babysitting money. As a part of my divorce agreement I can claim the earned income credit for her, but my ex claims her as a dependent. Who, if anyone ... |
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 Where can I get the 1099 contractors form? |
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 Can I add my retired husband as a dependent? |
| My husband's social security income was about $6000, and I had about $27 000 income. Cam I claim him as a dependent? How should I file, Married, filing separately? Married, filed jointly? Or ... |
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 Is it true that you can only claim two kids this year on income taxes? |
| a friend told me that your not allowed to claim more than 2 kids on your income taxes. well what the hell about families with more than 2 kids???... |
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 Does $4700/year on a 130,000 house seem high for property tax? |
| Especially given the school dictrict is basically so bad it's useless? This is the total including County, School District and Municipality. The School alone is $3300. This is PA, what's it ... |
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| I got a 1099 from a company that paid me 718$ USD and took no taxes out? |
| i got a 1099 from a company that paid me 718$ USD and took no taxes out and i have no deductions or dependents or any other income to claim. I did an efile online to see what it would say i owed and ... |
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xunsunghero | I am 14 and I want to start wroking. My parents say that i have to pay taxes is this true? Since im only 14? |
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JLM
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Yes it is true unless you file paperwork to become exempt. |
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bostonianinmo
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Your tax liability depends upon your income, not your age. Your age will affect your liability as your parents can still claim you as a dependent. If you earn more than $5,350 (in 2007) from wages you will be paying Federal income tax. All wages are subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes. And many states have income taxes which generally kick in at much lower levels than Federal income taxes do.
Contrary to what another poster stated, there is no paperwork you can file that makes you exempt from taxes. If your income exceeds the threshholds you WILL be paying some tax so you will NOT get it all back at the end of the year. |
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John r
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Yes and no. You will most likely get a full refund on your income tax, you won't get a refund for the other payroll taxes, such as unemployment, medicare and social sec. |
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dallaslibra
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yes. Anyone who works have to pay taxes.Age does not mean anything to the government. |
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Dr. Deth
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you're probably too young to get a paycheck job anyway because of the child labor laws and age has nothing to do with paying taxes - if you make enough, you'll owe taxes |
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lady in black
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Yes you have to. They will take taxes fo things like Medicaid, Social Security. Be proud of earning your paycheck! It makes you appreciate your parents a bit more to see how hard they work and what they get in return for it. |
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Dennis
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If you don't need the money park it in a ROTH IRA. Great for future retirement and it probably will not count against you for financial aid for college. By the way, you have to make more than $600 to pay taxes. |
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Invisigoth
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If you are old enough to work for an employer, your taxes would be deducted from your paycheck. But since you are a dependent child supported by your parents, you would fill out a form saying you were exempt and the taxes would either not be taken out or you could fill in a tax form at the end of the year and get your withheld tax funds back.
Because of child labor and safety laws, most business would not be allowed to hire you before you were 16. And even at 16, you would be limited in what types of jobs you would be allowed to do.
your parents may not want you to work right now.
edit: peachiechic's right, I forgot all about the medicaid, medicare, and social security withholdings. You won't get any of that back.
edit 2: the form I was talking about is the W4. You fill it in with your employer when you're hired. There is a spot (line 7) where you can claim exempt. but you do have to know ahead of time you are not going to be earning enough to be taxed. |
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suzanne g
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Yes. If you work, you pay taxes. However, at your income level you will get it all back in refund. |
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