 Can anyone prove to me that income taxes have to be paid? |
| Or are we just laying over like lambs and letting Uncle Sam steal our money. I also can't find any REAL proof such as documents or even copies of anywhere of the 16th ammendment being ratified.... |
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 Am i eligible for IRS Stimulus payment? |
| If my mother claims me as a Dependant, am i still eligible for the IRS stimulus payment?... |
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 If you no about tax preparation (PLEASE HELP)? |
okay I have only worked for 7 months this year and earned about 7500 dollars this year. i have have a two year old and a 4 month old.
How much tax refund am I availible to recieve.
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 Do i need a P45? |
| I am starting a job tomorrow but don't have a p 45 i havn't worked for around 12 years,been a housewife and mum. I wouldn't be earning enough to be taxed so do i need a p 45 of a p 46 ... |
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 Is it true that everyone is getting more money back in April on top of their initial income tax return? |
| I heard that couples (married) w/out children were getting an additional $1,200 if the couple made less than $20,000 a year. Also, that married couples that made that & less w/children were ... |
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 Does US have the most unfair tax system in the world? |
Accounts Receivable Tax
Building Permit Tax
Cigarette Tax
Corporate Income Tax
Dog License Tax
Federal Income Tax
Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA)
Fishing License T... |
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 What are you going to do with your tax rebate? |
I have an economics project due and I need to survey random people about what they are going to do with their economy stimulation check. So, how about it? Spend it or save it?
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 When will stimulus checks be deposited? My understanding was today.? |
| My last 2 digits are 35, and I received my other tax check refund by direct deposit.... |
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 When filing my tax return, how do i claim myself as a dependent? |
| on turbotax.com, im doing my taxes, if it asks who i want to claim as a dependent, can i put myself in order to get all taxes back if i made less then 12,000 in a year?... |
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 I have a tax question. Here's the situation.? |
| Me and my ex-wife has joint custody with 2 kids. On the divorce papers it says that I claim 1 child and she claims the other. However this year she did not have a job so she can't file her ... |
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 Just had a baby.............? |
| had a baby in June 2008. I already got my economic stimulus (for a childless couple.) Will I get an extra 300.00 now that I have had a baby?... |
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 Can I file head of household? |
| My g/f and I have 2 kids. One is hers and the second is ours. We live at her parents house and split the bills. We both work full time, she's under the table, I'm ½/yr 1099, other ½ W2 / ... |
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sidney213 | I am self employed and need to know how to go about paying into Social security? |
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PepsiLime
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If you are self employed you will pay into Social Security as part of your 1040 tax return. In addition to the regular tax, self-employed people pay what is called Self-Employed tax, and it is calculated when you prepare your 1040 taxes for the year just ended. You can make estimated payments during the year to the IRS that will help lessen or eliminate the amount of taxes that you might owe at the end of the year. In addition to the Social Security tax, you will also be paying medicare tax as well. |
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Rob
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You need to complete both the Schedule C or C ez to report your self employment income/ expenses and the Schedule SE to report and pay your self employment Tax (SS and Medicare tax) this information is transfered to the 1040 |
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Judy1
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The self-employment tax that you calculate on schedule SE and file with your tax return is for social security. |
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crazydave
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When you file your tax return, forms 1040 with Schedule C and Schedule SE attached, you should be paying self-employment tax. That is the self-employed person's Social Security. |
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STEVEN F
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The 15.3% "Self-Employment" tax IS your payment for Social Security. Use schedule SE to compute this tax. |
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the Boss
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When you file your tax return you will have to pay social security. |
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selfemployed
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Ouch, me too. Basically deduct your expenses and you will end up paying very little income tax. However, you will pay around 13.5% of your self-employment income in social security. It's on the 1040, no special forms required. |
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Hot Coco Puff
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You need to set aside money to be able to pay into that fund, ususally every quarter. You will need to consult a tax specialist if this is your first time having to do this. Good luck! |
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