 Can a CPA, who's not your accountant, look up tax info to see how much a certain family made a year? |
It's a long story, just wanted to know what kind of access CPA's have
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Ok, long story short, I wanted to know if my future father in law looked up to see how ... |
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 Do I pay taxes on family inheritance? |
| My Grandfather just passed away, and I have learned that he is handing down to me 20% of his stocks. When they are all sold, I will be getting approx. $70,000 dollars. Is this taxible? Do I have to ... |
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 Do i add my child tax to mine? |
| My 16 year ago just got a job do i conbine her tax with mine or what do we do . My child has been working for 3 months ... |
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 What will you be doing with your income tax rebate check? |
| will you stimulate the economy with it, like buying a HD flat panel television with it? or will you be selfish and use it for food, or drugs? or worse yet, pay off some high rate credit cards?... |
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 Would Americans be willing to pay a flat tax instead of Income Tax? |
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A flat tax of 18% on all purchases/sales. The Illegals, tax protestors & All Corporations have no safe harbor because everybody pays at the cash register. The Nat&... |
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 We have 3 people on are mortgage. Come tax time can I claim everything if they are cool with it? |
I make the most money so I think that would work out best. is that true?
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our not are... and yes I am gonna split it with them.... |
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 Need much help!!! Think we were lied to! Unbelievable!!? |
| My husband started a new trucking job in October. All they told him was that you pay your own taxes, they do not take taxes out of your pay. He recently quit that job. He did not get his last ... |
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 Taxs credits question?? |
I am hopefully going back to work in about a month...How long should my working tax credits and 80% of nursery fees take to come through.
The reason i am asking is because I am totally as ... |
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 Down payment help? |
| hi there,,,i am planning to put a big down payment for a new car i am planning to buy under my name,,,i never filed tax and dont have any income,,, i am planning to pay $15000 as the downpayment,,,i ... |
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 UK Customs & Excise question? |
| I was wondering if anybody has come through customs from Lanzarote and had cigarettes taken off them , but appealed and got them all back. I had 3000 taken off me ( i was not aware the limit was 200) ... |
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| What will you be using the tax refund in May from the IRS for? |
| I got a notice in the mail today reminding me of a tax refund I will receive from the IRS in MAy to stir up the economy (it is to encourage spending). I was surprised to get a note like this, and was ... |
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 Is it all a big conspiracy to get money? |
The family unit in England is eroding as we once knew it. If we look at a simple process, is raking in tax the reason.
Everyone, quite rightly, was encouraged by Margaret Thatcher to become ... |
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 UK TAX EVASION under the guise of CHARITY, celebs say they donate profits to charity but when you look further |
into the details it just so happens that it is their own charity (Jamie Oliver and Sharon Osborne to name but two).
How do they do this please, can ordinary folk do it?... |
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 If i owe 500 to taxes will they take 500 from the 600 dollar refund check? |
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Richard B | I am 24 yrs old, and have never filed my taxes. Where do I begin? |
I am 24 yrs old, have worked in 5 states, and have never filed my taxes. With all the moving I have done, I haven't always been around to collect W-2's... and then all the change of addresses never filed. Needless to say, I was thinking about filing... can I file in lump for the last 6 yrs? Is it worth it concidering that I only worked 3-4 months per year on any given year... some years 6-7 months. Any advice? |
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johnson4730
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I had this same problem with California and Alaska. Federal taxes is different, but what I found is that when I skipped town, and tried to pay AK taxes, california still had taxes waiting for me, but i didnt pay them. Nothing happened. What I recommend is that if you havent filed and nobody has said anything, dont file until you have a real work history like 6 months or more. Usually if you make less then 4K a year you are not required to file. If you want to file now, just wait and see what they bill you for, no sense in looking for ways to pay uncle sam more. If you bring that up they will hand you fines and penalties for not paying. Sometimes its better to let a sleeping dog lay. |
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Muga Wa Kabbz
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Yes, file all of them in a lump. It's better to file late, than never file at all. You're lucky they've never decided to audit you.
Anyway, if you earned very little cash during those few months on the different years, the goverment might actually owe you tax refunds. If you owe them money, you'll have to pay what you owe plus interest; if you don't pay them within the specified time they give you to pay your tax debt, they might even audit you, which could be worse.
Perhaps they owe you lotsa cash, perhaps you owe the IRS some cash, you'll never know until you file. Don't put it off. You will have to file taxes at some point in your life as long as you are a US citizen.
I would recommend that you consult a tax accountant or tax agent to help you with doing your taxes. |
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Judy1
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No, you can't file one return to cover multiple years. To file, you'd have to file for each year separately.
If you only worked a few months of each year, it's possible that you were not required to file. This year, if you made under $8450, you would not be required to file. If you had federal income taxes deducted though, you might have had a refund coming, and if you didn't file, you don't get your refund. You can still file now for three years back (back to 2003 until 4/15/07) and still get the refunds - anything older than that is lost. |
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shawns bonnie
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Yes start ASAP collecting all the forms and info you need also get a tax lawyer or contact the IRS it is against the law not to file your taxes .you don't say how long it has been since you started working.but believe me they (the IRS) do you can be fined and maybe go to jail. but if you really want to start of with a clean slate start with contacting all your former employers and go from there and good luck |
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rhubardpi
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Judy is correct, you can go to IRS to get free advise on your situation, get the forms you need AND they can give you print out showing what your employers reported as income & taxes withheld - the info you need to prepare your tax return. If you were self employed the situation is different. If you OWE tax, as opposed to having a refund due you, then you have to file all yrs that you missed, i.e. there is no 3 rule for any year that you owe on. If you owe and can't pay it all talk to IRS about making payments or an offer in compromise may also be possible. welcome to the real world. |
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Judith
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Had to deal with this a lot when I worked with Social Security since taxes were pertinent to acquiring credits for Social Security entitlement.
Under IRS law, you can file back returns for 3 years, 4 months & 15 days. So you could now file for taxes for 2003 thru 2006. Your wages are already on IRS & Social Security records. Its possible that you are owed refunds. I'm not sure if there will be any fines for late filing but I'm guessing there wouldn't be if a refund is due. I would suggest that you go into your nearest IRS office; don't call the toll free #. Call your 2006 employers to give them your current address so they can send you last yrs W2 forms, then file your return timely. |
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zyberianwarrior
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first of all how much money did you make in the years in question????? This year its $5130 minimum. If you are below that you do not need to file. Before that it was lower but not that much. the months where it was 3-4 chances are you were well under the minimum and it wouldn't of mattered. the 6-7 maybe again it depends on how much you made. |
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Paying and filing taxes is a legal issue so I wouldn't advise that you just file six years worth of federal, state and/or city taxes without some kind of plan or education in what you're doing. By now, you will be responsible for some heavy penalties and interests to each jurisdiction unless the IRS could grant you some kind of amnesty. You would be much better off getting the IRS on your side and let them guide you through the process but you'd better have all of your W2s for the past six years, any 1099s for interest income, and an excuse better than "I moved around alot." Your situation may require the aid of an attorney to settle your tax liabilities as those late fees, penalties and interest hit. An audit would go back seven years so you're better off with a voluntary audit than waiting to be audited. |
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