 What is the answer for this 10,500 x 0.00% equals to? |
I need to know the answer for a report dealing with
unemployment taxes for an employee.
He made 10,500.oo for the 1 st qtr, his taxable wage is
17,300 and the tax rate is 0.00.... |
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 Can california prop 8 take away tax exempt status for churches? |
| Me and my brother have been arguing over this with him saying because churches don't accept gay people, they get their tax exempt status taken away.... |
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 What I will I owe in taxes If cash out my 401k.? |
| It is about $18,500. Assume a 33%tax bracket. I am lookinf mainly for what I owe after the 10% penalty and whether that counts towards my taxes.... |
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 My state is proposing to tax cigarettes 60 cents a pack? |
Hi I live in TN and I read in the paper today our govenor is proposing to tax cigarettes 60 cents a pack .
We already pay almost 10 % sales tax
Why does everyone tax the smoker why ... |
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 Can my mother claim me on income tax? |
| Im 19 years old, i turned 19 in september, and i dont technically live with her, but my ID says i do, thats where all my mail goes etc. I was just curious if im not in school and ive been working and ... |
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 Question about claiming my daughter on my tax return? |
| ok my babys mom claimed the baby last year, but didnt have a job all this year. so my question is if i can claim the baby this year? the baby lives with her mom and i stay with my daughter on my days ... |
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 The Barber that works in my shop tells me he has not paid taxes in years !? |
| He has worked at my shop for 2 years now and has signed a lease aggreement that states he is responsible for his own taxes, his only obligation to me is to pay his weekly chair rent. He has in own ... |
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 My ex husband owes back taxes he got into trouble when we were married this happened almost 20 years ago? |
| he has never resolved this. Since then my parents passed away and left me an inheritance in which I used for a down payment for a house. We lived in California and I've heard that the wife could ... |
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| Shall I as foreigner pay council tax in UK? |
Dear all,
I' m on sabbatical (doing research at university in UK).
Have no income, (my university in India is paying me)
Shall I pay council tax here in UK?
T... |
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 Received email from IRS "Tax Refound..."? |
I received an email from IRS today, stated:
""You have Get a Tax Refund on your Visa or Mastercard
Complect the Formular
And get your tax refund
(Your Refund A... |
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 Do rich people REALLY pay more taxes??? |
| My friend and I were having a discussion about pro athletes and he wondered what the point of huge contracts were if they were paying so much on taxes. Now granted, when it comes to the $$$ amount, ... |
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 Senators Clinton and Obama claim that they will abolish the tax cuts for the rich? |
| What tax cuts? The rich have a 35% income tax rate, plus a 15% capital gains tax. I'm not rich, I make $31,000 a year after taxes, I just want to know what these tax cuts are that they're ... |
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 Is taxation a certainty in the UK ? |
Hi Folks.
During the 1980's & 1990's I became fed up wth UK taxation on everything fom Income to a box of matches, so I took my skills & knowledge off to the Mid-East.
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R S | I paid the daycare under the table, she's getting audited, can I get in trouble? |
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LT
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You paid her, if she didn't claim the money for an income and they prove she was paid, that is her problem. But a question for you, why pay this way, don't you want to claim it on your taxes or do you like paying more taxes? |
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Judy1
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No, it's her problem not yours, but you gave up getting a child care credit. |
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SG
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If she provided daycare at your house, and if you paid her more than a certain amount (the amount is $1,600 for 2008, was lower in previous years), then she was most likely a "household employee." That means you were required to withhold social security, pay unemployment taxes, and file a form W2, amongst other things.
That being said, if is possible that if they catch her missing income they will most likely increase her tax liability without coming to you at all.
Now, if she provided daycare at her own location, then the ball is completely in her court. Any reporting requirements would have been her responsibility. |
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JM
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No, that's on her. She's the one who recieved the money and didn't pay taxes on it. |
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Christina
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What do you mean you paid them under the table? As a customer you pay the business, and it's the business' responsibility to pay taxes on that money. I'm not a CPA or anything, but this seems like it's all her problem.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the question, and somehow the daycare is your client/customer . . . is that the case? |
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bummer
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If there's nothing in writing that can prove that you paid her anything for services, then no. |
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JM
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no because as the business owner she should know better than to accept cash payments and not record them. how were you to know she didn't record them? |
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Val
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No Way. It's all on her! |
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tripn
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No
What probably happened, is that you did what you were suppose to do and that was deduct daycare expenses on your taxes. There probably were other clients of hers that also deducted their daycare expenses on their taxes. So the daycare filed her taxes not writing off exactly what she received and believing you were not going to claim what you paid for daycare on your taxes, which is your right. You are not in trouble, she is.
P.S
You don't pay day care under the table, you are not her employee and she is not yours. If you have receipts, keep them. |
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81 Honda
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What do you mean? You can't pay a provider under the table, you can only pay someone under the table if they are your employee...someone who's not providing you with a product, in this case a service. She's responsible for taking care of her taxes. If she didn't report the amount she collected from you, that's her problem. You wouldn't get audited. |
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s1runner
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It's possible. It depends on how your daycare is going to classify the income that they made. I would get in touch with a tax specialist and find out what you need in case you must protect yourself now and in the future. Paying them under the table is only doing them a favor, not you. Good luck! |
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