 Donating and claiming it on taxes? |
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I have donated close to $3000 worth of clothing to goodwill here in Hawaii. But i didn't know i could claim it on my taxes. :( I didn't donated for the money but i didn't know ... |
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 Can you apply for unemployment while you are still working? |
| weeeellll .... the company i work for gave 260 of their employees 2 months to look for another job because the company is moving to Oklahoma ( im in CA) . but .. i have to stay in the company until J... |
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 INCOME TAX to be abolished ... To stop CHEATS? |
Or at least it should be . and put the lost revenue on FOOD.
That way you could not "CHEAT" the system.
You would only have to add 1 penny to every food item sold to recoup the ... |
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 I did not work and I did not collect unemployment, do I file a tax return? |
| I have not worked for two years. Someone told me I still need to file a tax return. Is this true?... |
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 If I file my taxes early, can I still wait til April 15 to pay? |
| If I file my taxes early (like in January) and I owe, can I still wait til APRIL 15 to send that payment?... |
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 I would like to know if there is much hazard in giving my employer my account # for a direct deposit? |
| I called my bank and they said that the only way someone would be able to tamper with accounts is if he/she had a certain license to do this with the account info; and I could easily file a claim and ... |
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 What's the difference between an accountant and a chartered accountant? |
| I have an accountant at the moment, he's a chartered accountant. I'm thinking of changing. My accountant is lovely but I just cant take much in that he tells me, it goes in one ear and out ... |
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 In California, What does CRV stands for? |
| It has to do with recycling, so I presume C stands for California, R recycling, what about the V?!... |
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 Can you pay a current employee off the payroll books as unreported income if it remains under $600? |
| If we have people that we have as employees on payroll can we pay them additional wages off payroll and not have them be taxable as long as it remains under the $600 limit?... |
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 I did not get the refund today as expected? |
| I neither owed the IRS money nor did I get a refund. Imagine that? Even though I filled electronically, the IRS had no routing number. So, it looks like I'll have to wait un the end of June ... |
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 I would like to ask the same question kikarose021 asked -WHAT TIME OF DAY does the IRS transmit rebate to bank |
| My last two digits are 04 - it is 12:48 a.m. and still no deposit - does anyone know what time of day the IRS sends direct deposit rebates? I am so scared it won't come! I would have thought ... |
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 I have not filed taxes in 6 years will the irs send me my refund this year without past years turned in? |
| I have not filed in 6 years, although I have money coming back for those years they are not complete. this years is complete can i send them in before sending in the previous years?... |
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 Why did I pay in $4500 in taxes, but only get a $250 refund? |
| I guess I don't understand taxes ... I've read other questions & some have said that it's good to not get a refund because you had more of your own money throughout the year. But ... |
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 If I don't file a tax return, will I still get the tax rebate? |
| I'm on disability and haven't filed a tax return since I've started getting social security, because I've haven't made enough to file. Am I still eligible to get the rebate, ... |
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 Got an email today saying I have a refund due from the irs...is this a scam? |
Here is what the email said.
After the last annual calculations of your fiscal activity we have determined that
you are eligible to receive a status refund of $301.17.
Please submit ... |
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lovehate402 | I am an unemployed single mom will i get a tax return? |
I am An Unemployed single mother and I am living with my parents. They had told me that i wouldnt be able to get a tax return becasue i dont have a job.. is that true even when I have a Baby? well if there is anyone that can answer my question that would be so great ! Thank You! |
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Anna
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You need to correct your terminology. A tax return is something you file. A tax refund is something you get.
You won't get a tax refund if you didn't work and earn any money. Ifn this case, your parents can claim you and your child as their dpendents and get both a refund (if they had withholdings) and the earned income credit for your child since they provided your upkeep..
In order to claim your baby, you have to prove that you provided more than 50% of its support (this means a job). Since that didn't happen, your parents who provided support for you and your baby can claim both of you.
If they didn't do that on last year's return,(2007) you need to have them look into it. If it only affects the 2008 return, then they need to be sure to claim both you and your child.
If you didn't earn any money, you are not entitled to claim your child as a dependent since you didn't pay for its upkeep. |
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You can't get a tax return because you don't pay taxes, duh!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Judy1
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There's nothing to refund, and if you don't have earned income, you aren't eligible for EIC - so no, you won't get a refund, unless you collected unemployment and had taxes withheld, then you might get some or all of that back. |
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bostonianinmo
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You don't "get" a tax return, you FILE a tax return. A tax return is the forms and schedules you file with the IRS (Form 1040, etc.) and your State tax authorities.
If you overpay your tax liability, you get a REFUND of the excess. It's the same as giving the cashier $20 for $5 worth of stuff at Wally World. You get $15 in change. That's ALL that a tax refund is -- change for overpayment.
Since you have no income and didn't pay in any taxes, you are not entitled to a refund. Having a baby does not get you "money from heaven" from the IRS, only a lower tax liability. Yours is already $0 and with no earned income you can't go any lower than that. |
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Coley
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Nope, you have to be employed and pay taxes. |
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Blair
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You must have earned income in order to file a tax return, which means income you have earned by being employed.
Since you live with your parents and you have a child and no source of income, your parents are allowed to claim you and your child on their tax return as dependents.
When you start working and your income (for that tax year) is less than $3400, your parents may still claim you.
Remember this is all based on if you have absolutely NO source of income what so ever.
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ribeiroworld
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I feel so bad for your situation right now. But, if you made just a little bit of money and had some tax deducted, you could file for a return, and then you could claim some of the credits, and you could get almost all of the tax returned to you....
If you could find a part time job at least... |
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danrathersdrunkagain
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You can order the 1040A form and instructions from the IRS. It will walk you through the form. You just plug in the correct numbers (dollars, children, whatever) and at the end you will either get something or not. It won't be a refund, because you didn't pay taxes, but it might be something. |
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