 I think my mom is taking my tax money!!? |
| I always just let my mom do my taxes for me. Last year I made about 7000 and she told me I only got 12 dollars on one check and 7 on the other back!! Is that possible?? I talked to other people and ... |
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 Inland Revenue help, please? |
| Hi, my Husband has just received a form stating that he may have paid too much tax in 2005-2006. The form has spaces to list all his income for that period, but it also requests copies of his P60 etc.... |
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 Is it illegal to order cigarettes online for delivery to the UK? |
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 Can I claim my sister if she earned income? |
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 Tax return jan. 30 2009? |
| I was told by turbotax i would be recieving my tax return via direct deposit today, ja. 30 2009 and have not yet recieved anything pending or otherwise in my bank account. do you know what time they ... |
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 When will the IRS direct deposit my money??It says today.....? |
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I filed my taxes using TurboTax... I got an email saying the direct deposit will hit my bank the Jan. 30th (Friday) .. ..
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 Is it worth itemizing my deductions or should I take the standard deduction? |
| I have just recently gotten married and have only been employed for two full years. I do not have a mortgage payment, but I have contributed a little over 10% of my income to a church and other ... |
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 Tax Refund? |
| My Tax Redund status originally said 2/12 then later changed to 1/29 seems like everyone else that filed the same time as me got there refund today 1/25. I checked with the IRS and Treasury D... |
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 TAX! how much can you earn before paying tax? |
| I have started doing some outwork for a company, which is not regular and not well paid. Why you ask?, well its a bit of 'pocket money' to treat the kids with and i can do it from home and ... |
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 Tom Cryer argued that wages are not taxable. http://tinyurl.com/2ff35u - Is this the end of income taxes? |
| Cryer has a site at http://www.truthattack.o Don't we all have God-given RIGHTS to work and own property? If so, then how can the federal government properly tax the exercise of a right?... |
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 Tax laws?????????? |
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graham c | I am 60yrs old my hubby is 58,do we qualify for poll tax reduction? |
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mick the milko
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No - why should you - if you're hard up you can apply for help in paying it, but otherwise no ! ! ! |
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Veritas
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Age probably not relevant. If you have less than (used to £15000) in the bank, and/or are in receipt certain state handouts eg, disability, income support, but there are many more, then you can possibly claim. The sole occupant can claim a 25% reduction. The term is - Council Tax. Your local council will be happy to advise . |
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mouse
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You may be entitled to some council tax benefit but it will depend on your income & Savings contact your local authority to claim
As you are 60 you ay be entitled to some pension credit.(again this will depend on income)...if you are then you will automatically be entitled to full council tax benefit. Contact pension services
If you really want to take further advice before contacting any of the above......the specialists in the area of those aged 50 and over are Age Concern. You just need to find their nearest charity shop to you and request an appointment with an adviser |
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Harry C
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No. |
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Anthony M
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We don't know whether you are on benefit or what? contact your local Council tomorrow and have a word, on the surface of it, if you are working folk, without benefits, I should think you were NOT entitled to any reductions.
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Daniel J
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No not because of your age your age has nothing to do with it |
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mrsc
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i think it depends on your income. contact your council and ask them. |
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ianhad
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NO! Poll Tax stopped about 20 years ago, your too late. |
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Enigma
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You would be best to go and see someone at the Council. If you are on low income you could receive some reduction I think.
A lot of benefits do have to wait until the husband is 'of age' |
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crazeygrazey
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Do you think your money-grubbing council is going to surrender a single penny just because you're past the menopause?
Get real. |
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