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 I'm getting taxed...how do I claim my money back? |
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income £670 per month no savings rent £200 per month.+elec+gas +council tax+food.
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Would a stimulus check require both signatures if the return was filed jointly?
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 How do you give cash as a gift? |
i gace my step mom 500 as a gift how do i do that so i can claim it in tax. i can i gice that cash as a gift
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 If a credit card has been reported to the IRS for non-payment, can the IRS take my tax-return when I file.? |
I have credit cards that are being reported to the IRS for non-payment. When I file for my taxes and get a return back, can the IRS just take that money and apply it toward my credit card debt.
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 I pay my friend to watch my son and I pay her everyweek, how do I write that off? |
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 Inherited and sold a house, do I pay income tax on this? |
| A computerless friend of mine lost her parents this year and inherited her parents house throught a pre-signed quit claim deed. She has since sold the house and banked the money. Does she have to ... |
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 Employer of 6 months has not paid tax to IRS, though they withheld it from me. Who is responsible to pay? |
| It's a new company and it was recently discovered they did not pay the IRS the taxes they withheld from all employees paychecks. Unfortunately, we have not been receiving pay stubs (I have 3 or 4... |
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 Full Time - Tax? |
I'm 17, been working at my job for the past 3 years.. 2 and a half as part time, 6 months as full.. and im yet to get taxed.. i get paid monthly..
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Morris Technologies & Gift Shop | I am married, I don't how to do our taxes this year because I took a year off from any type of work? |
Should I file seperately or what? |
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Stacy
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If you have the time, you should probably sit down and figure out what you owe both ways, separately and jointly. When you figure out which is lower, file it that way. Good luck! |
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Judy1
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No, don't file separately, that would just cost you extra taxes total for the two of you. You can file a joint return even if only one of you had income. |
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kattsmeow
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You do your taxes the same way you always have, you just don't have another W-2 to add together to determine wages and neither do you have any withholding to add to your husbands. You are still the spouse and if you have kids, they are dependents and you still file married filing joint. Any deductions you have, such as medical expenses or charity you incurred, you include that on your schedule A. Just because you don't have a W-2, your tax is the same and hopefully you will get a refund. The tax needs to be postmarked by Tuesday, April 17th or you need to file and extension. Good luck on filing. |
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GA Peach
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No, file married, but with only your spouse's income. Turbo tax online is great to use for this! |
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O Cast
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Well if your married you dont file sperately. If you made any kind of income, thats the amount you file, pluse any your wife did if she works. |
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saulg21
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Look in the phone book under U.S. Government for the nearest office of the Internal Revenue Service -Taxpayer Assistance Division and go there with all your paperwork in person. They will not only answer all your questions ,but file your taxes all for free. Bring Social Security cards for all members of the family and bring some ID with a photo for identification. |
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cats4me
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I don't know...but to give yourself some more time, you may want to file an extension: http://www.irs.gov/ On the left hand side of the homepage, there are commonly requested forms. #4868 is the extension form and you can print it out. If you think you owe money, you are still supposed to send that in with the extension form. However, the form buys you time, and maybe you can find someone to help you...or break down and go to H&R Block. I know they charge you, but if it's too confusing for you or your friends, they may be able to help you out. |
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doris_38133
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No income, no taxes. File with what your wife has as income and you as the dependent. |
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bigdee_x
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your husband files married and claims you as a dependent. |
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