I am a 16 year old about to leave school and want to earn some money before going to college, but dont particulary want to pay tax. how much can i ear a week without paying tax?? Can Any One Help?...
Is it too much to ask our government (UK) to make January (for example) a tax free month just to put a smile our our faces. And would this enccourage people who are on the dole to get a job!...
Ok, so I have a friend at work and she has a 2 year old little boy. But last year she let her bf carry her son-the dad, and she carried 2 of her friends kids on her tax returns. Well she came to work ...
My son just turned 7 years old and for the first 5 years his father never took care of him, see him, or paid his court ordered child support and he still owes now. He has sent me an email saying i ...
I worked and supported my children by myself untill I got married in August. We were going to file jointly but we will get more money (an additional $4,000.00 because of the earned income credit) if ...
I'm 21 years old, and I'm a part time student. My income was a little over $16000 for the year, and I claim zero (my mom claims me as a dependent). I was using turbo tax to file my taxes ...
I'm trying to fill in my Tax Return (very late I know) and I need to know what the minimum wage was and also the standard tax allowance, if anybody can help please?...
Q. I'm eligible for a payment but I still owe federal income tax from a prior year. Will my payment be reduced?
A. Yes. For this purpose, the stimulus payment is treated like any other tax refund. This means that part or all of your payment can be used to pay past-due federal or state income taxes or non-tax federal debt such as student loans and child support. If this occurs, you will receive a letter explaining how the stimulus payment was applied.
Russ B
Well, you won't exactly lose it. But you won't receive it either. It will be applied to your back debt; thus, reducing your debt.
Hope this helps
Mommy to Lauryn and Sydney
Probably so!! I would not count on even getting it!!
frogbfound
up to the amount you are behind....yes you will.
Jim B
I hope so!
arch0049
I hope so.
mandm68
Morrisdt....... Yes you will! Good Luck!
SBF S
yea more than likely www.irs.gov check it out
rtfm
Probably. The IRS says, "Stimulus payments will be subject to offset against outstanding tax and non-tax liabilities in the same fashion as regular tax refunds."
thelloyds00
per the irs web site you will get the stim package if you owe back cs or back taxes
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Taxes 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
