 What exactly can I get with my EIN #(Federal Tax ID)? |
| I was told even though I have bad credit,I can get approved for a business account and a AMEX Business card.Is there any truth to this?I'm just starting my business and it would be great to be ... |
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 We owe IRS $10,000 dollars do we need to pay? |
| we were audited with our 2004 tax refund and given 90 days to give all receipt we file.and we owe 40,000 aside from thati dnt know what to we are on low income.but good job im tired working already.i ... |
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 If you only worked one month out of the year do you still need to file taxes? |
| Is there a limit of how much money you need to make to file taxes or what if you only worked 1 month out of the year is it still required???... |
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 Tax credits and council tax,rent etc HELP? |
Im a single mum on income support.My daughter has just started school and i want to start working.I can only work 25 hours a week.
Ive been seeing this bloke for a few months now and he has ... |
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 Isn't this is UNFAIR (tax rebate)? |
i'm not sure if i really understood the irs website about REBATE.....ppl who earn atleast $22,000 are subject to get (ONLY) $300 for the tax rebate.
but then ppl who also earn atleast ... |
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 I have lost my PAN Card What should I do? |
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| we were scheduled to recive our check direct deposit on the 2nd as my husbands last 2 are 18..... we filed jointly 2007 .. hes in the military and im unemployed, but according to the payment schedule ... |
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 My refund was snatched...? |
Last year IRS took my refund I guess for a debt that I owed or something...What steps do I need to take from this happening again this year and to make sure I get my refund?
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 My job didnt take out state taxes for over a year. do i have legal recourse? |
| they say its my fault for not noticing, and now i am in financial difficulties because of the amount i owe. as far as i know, i signed all the paperwork, but i am not recieving any help from my human ... |
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 Is there any way to count my live-in girlfriend as a dependant for Taxes/Health Insurance?? |
| I'd like to count my girlfriend as a dependant so we can get her health insurance. We live together, and I'm the only one with a salary. Can she legally be considered my dependant?... |
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 Wife filed taxes with wrong filing status and received a refund already. We were together all of 2007.? |
| My wife and I seperated Jan 17th 2008. We didn't talk after that and she went ahead and filed taxes as HOH I think and took 2 of the 3 kids as dependents. She received a refund approx. $1300. We ... |
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 Who can claim me on their taxes this year? My Boyfriend or my mother? |
| I did not work this year at all, so i was wondering if my boyfriend would be able to claim my daughter and I, we go back and forth form staying at his mothers house and mine, but we DONT have the ... |
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 If a person wins a large sum of money playing internet poker, what are the tax implications? |
| I am curious about a scenario where a person wins, say, $250,000 at a site like Full Tilt Poker. First off, can they just transfer the money into their bank account without any problems? After that,... |
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 Whos claims the kids on their taxes? |
| my husband and i are going through a nasty divorce and nothings been mentioned about our taxes, i was a stay at home mother of two he worked. does this mean he gets to claim thenm since he deducted ... |
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 Questions on taxes? |
My husband has been filing Single two dependents on his check at work. He just changed to married 6 dependents. Will this make a diffrence on what he brings home?
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Ace B | I haven't filed taxes in 13 years.What can I do,and what can the IRS do to me? ? |
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If you haven't filed in 13 years and have not heard from IRS you either are a wage earner who is giving up refunds or flying under the radar. If you are self employed in a cash business, failing to file tax returns will deprive you of social security benefits when you reach retirement age.
If you are intending to come in out of the cold, IRS has a written policy that is will only solicit six years of delinquent returns in most cases. If you file your 2002 through 2007 returns, you will be back in good graces with IRS.
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If you are a W-2 employee, the IRS is VERY happy with you since you have foregone 10 years of tax refunds. Every year, the IRS totals up your reported income and determines if any extra tax is due. If they think that you owe, the WILL be in touch within 12 to 18 months of the end of the tax year. If they figure that they owe you, they'll wait quietly for you to file a tax return. If you don't claim any refund due within 3 years of the filing deadline, they get to KEEP your refund.
Prepare and file your returns for 2005 through 2007 first. Those are the only years still open for claiming a refund. Then run the numbers for 2001 through 2004. If you are due a refund for those years, get out your crying towel as the money is lost forever.
You can skip tax years 2000 and earlier as the IRS does not pursue tax debts over 6 years old where no return was filed. The courts have held that Failure to File is not tax evasion or fraud with no Statute of Limitations but simple negligence with a 6 year SOL.
If your calculations indicate that you actually owe, file the 2001 through 2007 returns ASAP to establish your liability and then set up a payment plan. The IRS won't even talk to you until you file the missing returns. |
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If you live in America they have penalties.
But you can get a Tax Attorney to help you come clean it might cost you a few grand but, in the long run they will help you set up a payment plan, and reduce the amount you might owe the government, and if the government would owe you then it is easier to work things out.
From now on you might want to get an accountant to do your taxes, H&R block is really poplular but I actually got a lady who does taxes in several states and she does it for half the cost and has found errors they had made. |
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Did you have enough income to be required to file for those years? Was it on a W-2 or a 1099, or was there no paperwork of either of those types?
If your income was on a W-2 and the IRS hasn't come after you by now, then you're probably OK and had refunds for those years or they would have contacted you. But you will have forfeited the refunds for most of those years by now.
If you were working on your own, with no reported paperwork, and never filed, you need to gather up your records for those years and get the returns filed, and make arrangements to pay what you owe. There will be penalties and interest for late filing.
The IRS can seize your assets, or prosecute you (with possible prison sentence) so it's in your interest to get this taken care of before they notice you.
Contact a CPA or Enrolled Agent, and have them help you through the cleanup process. |
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Bostonia's answer is good except that you only need to go back to 2002. 2001 is no longer required.
It's likely the IRS would have filed a "substitute for return" by now if the reported income documents suggest that you would have a tax liability. In fact, if you've moved around a lot it's quite possible that they have.
I suggest calling the IRS to see the current status of your account. They will advise you of any balances and which returns you are required to file. |
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You can run - and the IRS can chase you. |
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Donner
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The IRS can garner your wages, make you pay what you owe plus penalties, or send you to jail. You're screwed. |
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Contact an attorney who is experienced in or specializes in IRS cases.
Should be some in your phone book. Or use search engine to find one in your area. |
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Holy %^&# ...... I think you need a lawyer. Good luck |
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