Ok I was due to get my 08 Rebate Stimulus Check on 5-9-08 as my hubbys last 2 digits of his social are 51.
We filed and received our tax return way before the cut off date and it was even spent ...
I have no idea how this works or what's best. The thing is my husband and I both work and we earn pretty ok money.. he says I should tell the payroll dept i want to claim our baby as dependent ...
My husband and I are filing our tax returns separately. I have a student loan that is in default. Can my husbands refund be taken by the IRS because of my loan. This is our first year being ...
on last years taxes i was told i couldn't claim my girlfriends daughter 15 yrs old because she wasn't a legal relative of mine. but now she not only is my girlfriends daughter but she is ...
My friend and I bought a house this year. Now I am stumped as to what to do for income tax time. Can both of us file for the house on our income taxes or just one of us? What about the ...
My husband and I got married in August, that's less than six months before tax time. because we got married so late in the year should we file married but separate or married and jointly? Or ...
You will have a tax liability of 33,250 if you take the standard deduction and claim one exemptions(yourself).
Tax that you will owe on that is 4,736.
Now guess you got paid bi weekly around 1615 you would pay around 4,000 per year in taxes claiming 3.
So I think you will have to owe. Unless you have other credits/deductions/exemptions you can claim that will lower your tax or tax liability.
Fordman
That would depend on what your other deductions are. To be honest, most likely, you will not and you will owe money. Have a professional do your taxes this year. It sounds like you may have been involved in a divorce or something.
good luck.
Judy1
That depends. If you have $6000 or so in adjustments or in deductions over the standard deduction, you'd be OK. But if you don't, figure that you will be writing a check for extra tax rather than getting any refund.
omnisource
You'll be able to claim the dependants so long as they lived with you for more than six months of the year in question. Doesn't matter their whereabouts when you file.
Barry auh2o
Whoa! It isn't how many dependens you have when you file, it's how many dependents did you have during the tax year. You aren't telling us much, but it looks like there was a divorce or something else involved.
To avoid getting the shaft, perhaps a trip to HR Block might be in orde.
Good luck.
kay
unfortunatley unles syou have a lot of itemized decuction like mortgage interest medical etc you are more than likely going to have to pay
swflsteelerfan
Yes. You had dependants in year 2007 which is the year your filing for. It has nothing to do with 2008 which will be year you have no dependants.
kneedragger
probably not. and you will more than likely have to pay. i hope you had lots of cash taken out of your check and that you have a hefty finance rate on a mortgage.
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