 Do kids have to pay taxes? |
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 The UK spongers? |
hi i fell ive worked enough so i was wondering how you felt about me quiting my job and just sitting around all day going on the dole i mean alot of other people dont give a sh.it so why should i
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 So, it's may 2nd, and i still haven't received my stimulus rebate check. and my SSN 2 ending # is 12.? |
| did anyone else who fall in this categorie? have you received yours? I also didn't get a notice so i don't know if that might be a reason.... |
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 I've just recieved the following email..? |
I've just been sent this e-mail from the HM Revenue, i don't have a clue what it's about though or why they've sent it to me! Here's what it says :
Inland Revenue T... |
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 Has ANYONE received their tax rebate via direct deposit? If so, what are the last two on your ss? |
| I am a direct deposit recipient, my last two are 16 and I have not received anything. It would be comforting to hear that SOMEONE received SOMETHING yesterday or this morning.... |
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 Can yo get arrested for non paying taxes on time? |
| my friend is independant contractor, still paying his taxes from 2006, and he still have to pay around $650 us dollars and irs previously gave him until this april 12 to pay it all, but he is ... |
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 Have you ever heard of getting more money back than what you paid in taxes? |
| My brother's friend made $13,000 last year and took his tax info to H&R Block, and he says he is getting back $6,000!! This is ridiculous considering he paid $900 in taxes! How is this ... |
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 Can you please help adding 8.25% tax to a purchase? |
i have to add 8.25% tax to 123.95. what will the price be with the 8.25% added?
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| Tax Refund Delay? |
| My refund was supposed to be direct deposited on Jan 26th. It was not. I finally spoke to someone at the IRS and was told that all refunds claiming the EIC, will be delayed an additional 2 weeks. Has ... |
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 Can i claim my wife and son on income taxes? |
I have been told by few people that i can claim my wife and son and get more back, last year i only claimed my son, but my wife does not work can i claim her.
i was told by my wifes ... |
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 If my total for something is $40.00, and the sales tax is 4.65%, how much would the total cost be with tax? |
| If my total is 40.00 dollars, and the state sales tax is 4.65%...how much would the total be WITH the sales tax?... |
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 Why do people label those who claim benefits? |
| I am a single mother with 5 children one who is disabled.....Im fed up with being called a scrounger cos i claim benefits. if i could go out to work i would be worse off and there would be noone to ... |
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 Why do we pay taxes? |
| when we do taxes sometimes you and im not talking about when we win money. or is that the only way u owe to the government when u ... |
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 What are you going to speand your "big" rebate check? |
Someone says that this is not going to be taxable next year.
I'm going to buy gasoline and food.... |
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dianne1Three | I had no income last year, but if i say i did, will i get a tax rebate? |
i had no income, but if i write down i earned $3000, will i receive a rebate check? and how will it affect me next year, thanks
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..will they ask me to send them money next year, im single no dependents, |
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Suzy Cutes
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The bottom line is, if you made $3,000 you won't have any taxes due. If you don't pay taxes, you don't get a tax rebate.
If you said you earned money, approximately 15% or more WILL be due for personal social security tax (self-employed people pay double the SS tax). So, not only will you not get a rebate on income taxes (because you didn't pay any), you will have to shell out about $500 for social security -- which, by the way -- you will get no credit for, as you have to earn $8,000 in income for any social security payments to count. |
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Jay
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You can't just SAY you had income.
You must provide the forms from the employer that show your income and the taxes you paid. The employer also sends in copies of those forms and what you send and what the employer sends must agree.
How it will affect you next year is difficult to determine. You might be in jail, you might not. If this is the beginning of your criminal career, you are not smart enough to be a good criminal. I suggest you turn over a new leaf.
I see your added note. You can claim the 3,000 for doing yard work and then you can be fined for operating a business without a license and not filing for a 1099 form which allows you to be self employed. People who do 1099 work generally have to file taxes quarterly. I assume there is also a fine for not doing that.
Also, if you don't like our answers, you have the button to delete your ignorant, dishonest question. All we are doing is giving you the correct answer.
I'm quite relaxed. After all, I don't have your problems. I'm just trying to provide you answers to them. |
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Wayne Z
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If you claim $3000 in self-employment income (ie mowing lawns), you would owe $424 in self-employment taxes.
Paying $424 in order to get $300 back doesn't sound like a good investment. |
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Richard M
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If you had no income in 2007, you will be ineligible for the rebate, but you may still benefit under the plan.
While the rebate depends on your 2007 status and income, it is actually a rebate toward your 2008 taxes. According to the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008, taxes would be cut in 2008 from 10 percent to zero percent on the first $6,000 dollars of taxable income for individual taxpayers.
So if you have taxable income in 2008, you will see a tax cut when you file in 2009. |
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S J
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sounds like fraud to me!!!!!!!! |
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SG
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Besides the fraudulent aspect, it's a losing proposition. As others have pointed out, you would pay more than the rebate in self-employment taxes. |
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Judy1
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No, you won't get a rebate, you'll just get in trouble with the IRS for filing a fraudulent return. |
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Rev. Dr. Al Poe
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Don't lie to the IRS or you'll get 20 years in federal prison. |
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jen
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wow what are you retarded
if that was the case the whole world would be living off of tax rebates. |
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officer dan
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ell sounds like somebody is going to jail ha ha he he there coming to take me away ha ha hee heeee |
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Lucky Luka
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On top of all the "no you won't get any money back," I notice that no one mentioned state taxes. If your state has an income tax, then you will be liable for tax on that too. There's no way to get free cash.
Besides, how old are you? If you are claimed as someone else's dependent, you won't be filing a tax return anyway. |
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bvnseven
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If you ask that kind of question you should expect to hear relevant, truthful answers. Is that white sparkly stuff on your Frosted Flakes sugar or Crystal Meth? What kind of Crack are you on?? The first answer was the best: Can you say
F-R-A-U-D or F-E-L-O-N-Y or J-A-I-L T-I M-E? Wake UP!! |
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nathanjlewicki
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No, you cannot. You need to PROVE that you made that, with a statement of wages from your employer(s), called a W-2. As far as it affecting next year, well, you could be in jail...
Don't commit tax fraud. You'll get caught. |
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Danny
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That would be tax fraud. The penalty's would be greater than the gain. |
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hurleyqtgurlie
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wow. yes it will DEF. effect you next year, and then 19 years after that. DONT DO IT |
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Jlynn
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if you claim that you earned $3,000 you will have to say from where you received it. since you don't have an employer or any records it would be self employment income. the tax on that money is 15.3% so you will end up paying in $450. then there's the fraud aspect. is it worth it ? |
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jennifer74781
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Oh, sure - do it.
Then you can take taxes from people who do work - like me. I'd love to give you my taxes considering I'm single with two dependents.
Awesome. |
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ADG
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If you didn't work last year, then you wouldn't have a w2 to report so basically your committing fraud. It will catch up with you and then you will be in big trouble.
You should seriously think about this, why do you deserve a tax rebate if you didn't pay taxes? |
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schlosky_deli
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If you claim income you didn't make, you may owe money on your return (aside from the fact that it's illegal). Also, the rebate check is just a forward on the 2008 tax return (filed in 2009), it's not free money. |
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dearluv9900
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Wouldn't that be......LYING!!!! Wow I can't believe there are people like you in the world I hope you do it and get caught! |
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meg420c
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You have to have proof (W2) that you made taxable income. The rebate checks that everyone will be receiving is actually 2008 tax return. Your receiving money before you actually earn it. So if you didn't file in 2007 you will not receive any rebate. And for good reason. You DIDN'T work. Fair enough. |
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R.M.G!
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It is a "Tax Rebate". If you paid "No taxes", why should you get a "rebate"? |
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Wyogal
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No, but you will get an AUDIT!!!! |
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Tomk
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I do recall someone coming on this board once and saying that they were self employed. Like you mentioned, I think they did house cleaning or something like that.
They filed an income tax return stating their income and it was low enough that they qualified for the Earned Income Credit (which is kind of a handout to needy people).
So, since all the qualifying income came from self employment, the IRS sent them a letter stating that they needed to "prove" that they had made this amount of income.
I hadn't heard of that before the poster came here, but it does make sense when you think about it.
So I imagine if you turn that in as your only source of income, you would have to prove that income before you would get a rebate check. |
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lefty
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yes. you will receive one quarter of ten-per-cent of sweet feck-all. enjoy! |
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Hope
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Don't do it, it is not worth the trouble, I am self employed and I report everything, , But when it comes to the irs im hiding in the closet I dont want jail time or an audit, Don't mess with the goverment, It not good for your health, |
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