 My friend's W2 has no federal witholding on it?What could be the reason? |
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 WHAT SHOULD I CLAIM ON MY W-4? |
| I'm single with with 2 kids and one job. No one else can claim me as a dependant. Should I claim myself all year along with my two kids? I am getting conflicting answers. I have claimed myself ... |
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 I haven't received my second W-2 yet...? |
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 Is it legal for mother and father to each claim a child on taxes? |
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 What will happen if i dont pay my income tax? |
| income tax is a fraud. The 16th amendemnt protects us from such a tax! The law that states you must pay income taxes has not been produced for the American public. Many times people have set out to ... |
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 Can I claim my girlfriends kids as earned income credit if she don't? |
| My Gf didn't work enough last year to even file taxes. One of her friends that does taxes on the side said I could claim them as EIC since they lived with me and I supported them all last year.I ... |
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 I heard that Bushes tax checks were being sent out when should the people get them? |
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my husband and I earned 45 grand last year we have 3 children can anyone tell me what to expect if anything?... |
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 I Have A Job That Pays ALOT. I'm 16 going on 17 years old. What taxes am I supposed to pay? |
And when do I file to pay them?
I just want to keep myself out of trouble with the IRS. Or whoever keeps track of my money.
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 Can u help with information on tax credit and child tax plzzzzzzz? |
| hi, i am working part time, 16 hours a week on minimum wage.my partner works 18 hours a week,also on minimum wage. we have a 8 month old girl. am i entitled to anything? i am struggling as i worked ... |
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 "Where's my Stimulus Payment?" link?? |
| I'm still getting an error each time I check the status of my rebate on the IRS website. My husband and I filed joint with 3 qualifying children back in Jan. We are military so e-filing was free.... |
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 Can you answer this please?? |
| Where are all the taxes that the immigrants haven't got back all this years, Not all of them work for cash, and don't tell me that they claim too many dependents, because if it's like ... |
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 We pay taxes for rubbish clearence - would you pay more? |
I heard on the radio that the government has given the green light for local councils to start experimenting with charging for charging households for clearing landfill rubbish by weight.
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| Tax code 503L? |
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Thanks for that all, but this is my first job and i have been here 2 years so they are the ones who issued my P60
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 How to be a millioniore in one month?? |
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Mike J | I get paid under the table by my employer. Can I report my income without getting my employer in trouble? |
Or is my only option to quit the job if I want to avoid getting in legal trouble myself? |
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April H
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Reporting the income would get your employer in trouble because by paying you under the table he is not paying his portion of your taxes. You could claim the income as being self employment income, but you would have to pay self employment tax on it which is WAAAAY hefty. (One of the things I think should be changed in our income taxes.) |
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DEBORAH F
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You can report your income as if you were an independent contractor without getting your employer in trouble. Use a Schedule C-EZ to report the income. You'll have to pay self-employment taxes on this income (about 15%) in addition to regular income tax. Both taxes will be added together on your income tax return.
Usually, an employer pays half of these taxes and the other half are deducted from an employee's pay check. You may want to hit your employer up for a raise to cover the 7.5% that he isn't paying. |
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Judy1
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You won't get them in trouble, and won't be in trouble yourself if you report the income on schedule C or C-EZ and file that with a schedule SE and a form 1040.
You are letting them cheat you though, since you'll end up paying some of the tax they should have paid. Also, you aren't covered for unemployment if you get laid off, or for workers comp if you get hurt on the job. |
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Captain Obvious
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You would have to find a way to report it as self employment income in order to keep from getting into trouble and getting your employer into trouble as well. If you don't file taxes, you may be investigated or audited, but if you do and you say he pays you under the table then he (or she) will be in trouble. |
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Bob F
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Declare the income. The IRS may or may not track it down to him. If they do, so what? You didn't rat him out. You only obey federal law and declared all of your income. You didn't make him become a criminal, he did. You know he is not paying you under the table so you can have tax free income. He is doing it to avoid the costs of having employees: social security, medicare, federal unemployment, state unemployment, workers comp, etc. He is screwing you. Why do you care about him? Besides, it is unlikely that your return will cause him to be audited anyway.
And think of this? What if he is audited for some other reason? Your wages are deductions for his business, so he is going to tell the IRS about everybody he paid under the table. Then they look at your return and see no income declared and guess who is in trouble now! Give him up because you know he will give you up when it is his turn. |
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Denise B
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You may and are legally bound to report all income you receive whether or not you get a W-2 or 1099.
Employers have been known to send a 1099 at the end of January when the employee wasn't expecting it. You won't get the employer in trouble and you will keep yourself out of trouble. If your employer has not been withholding taxes, then it is possible they will send you a 1099. If you are truly an employee as opposed to an independent contractor, they should be withholding. I am not here to preach. Please report it on your taxes. Good Luck |
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No you will get them in trouble. I guess you will have to quit. |
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texxxan
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Depending on the size of the company, a company can pay up to $600 as contract labor per employee without reporting it. I use to own my business and used that alot for temp work. |
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Worldly25
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You both will get in trouble since you aided and abetted him in defrauding the government. If you like your job tell this idiot to put you on the books. |
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