Our return was accepted and was in processing until a week before the 26th, when I had expected it to be direct deposited. I checked online and for some reason, my refund was shown to be mailed on ...
I'm 14 years younger than my husband. He'll be eligible, in about 2 years, to begin collecting a reduced social security retirement benefit. Since he's self-employed in the ...
I've never received this kind of money before at one time. Are there any tax exemptions up to a certain dollar amount that you can receive before you have to claim it?...
I'm wanting to have a home business and having nothing but fits on trying to figure out all the income tax stuff. The IRS website isn't really helping me much and I've contacted ...
So, a little background here. I work as a waitress at Johnny Rockets, our paychecks are usually around 20-40 dollars depending on how many hours you work/your sales. So the other day we're all ...
He did it and it shows in his pay stub that he has 99 expenditures. He says there's no down side, but to me it's sounds too good to be true. Is the IRS getting that money back somehow. I ...
I'm divorced and "X" and I agreed to alternate each year with the child tax credit. What is the IRS form that needs to be filled out, and where can I get more info to ensure I do it ...
I found out the other day that I wasn't getting a rebate. On the same page the told me I didn't make enough money, it also said that people that made 100,000.00 or more, would maybe get a ...
it has been over a month and a half since my husband and i have sat down with our accountant in order to go over and gather all documents that are needed to file our taxes. my husband called him on ...
Because they have access to the Revenue, National Insurance, Tax Offices etc. These people have a lot more power that people think & have acces to all sorts of information
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because you have to tell them how many hours your working, how much your earning and give them your PAYE reference.
national insurance employers details etc.
jodi
They write to your place of work.
Auntie Cabbage
All rubbish! They check your earnings, and every year you have to declare it - they only investigate if they think you are defrauding nothing else.
If you get them overpaid you just have to pay it back out of what they will still give you - i.e. if you're supposed to get 50, you will only get 45 until the overpayment is done.
txx
you have to tell them my work never told them how many i was doing i did a bit of over time but when you renewed your claim you have to tell them how much you have got the year before then they check to see if you earn to much and take it off you the next year
k
They can check your National Insurance Records.
harveymycat
because you have to declare it!!!!!!!!
The Intergalactic Sprout
They check with employers, they can video you working, they have vans that track defrauders, its all very cloak and dagger they really do spy on you, I know my wife did this for about 15 years when she worked for the employment department.
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