 Anyone receive tax stimulus paper check with ss # over 50? |
| if so, when did you file? it appears people with high ss #'s are already receiving their paper checks, regardless of what the irs website says. and if you did get it, was the irs website "... |
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 SERIOUSLY ANNOYED!!! Please help!? |
| Okay so my husband and I recieved our stimulus rebate payment via direct deposit on friday. However, it was only $600.00 and not the $1200.00 for married couples. I recieved a letter on Monday ... |
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 If u owe back taxes will the goverment keep your rebate tax checks? |
| if u owe back taxes will the goverment keep your rebate tax checks for your back taxes?... |
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 Who's taxes do i go in? |
| I got married in December 2007, i didn't work or make any money in 2007... do i file jointly with my husband or do i go in my mom's taxes as a dependent? Also, if i should have filed with ... |
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 Can you rollover a 401k to an IRA and then take a distribution without paying taxes? |
| I am leaving my job and want to use a portion of my 401k savings in the meantime. I was told that there is a way to roll the money into an IRA and then withdrawl without penalty. This seems odd to ... |
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 If a minor has a job, do they still have to do taxes? |
| i work in a company where i get always get taxes from state (California) and federal but i've only been there for 4 months, its my first job, should i still have to do my taxes in 2007??... |
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 My husband and I have no children(yet) and are renting a house, what can help us to not pay a lot for taxes? |
| My husband and I don't have children(I am however currently 11 weeks pregnant). We are renting a house, that is under my fathers name, but due to the economy we have not been able to change my ... |
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 When the Uk reclaims soveirgnity over the US later this century should we charge them for the tax due or what? |
i mean its a hell of a lot of tax missed right, the inland revenue must be rubbing their hands like hell.
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 If I sell my house to build a new house do i have to pay capital gains taxes? |
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 Received a Form 1099A - Do I have to do anything with it? |
| Last year I lost my house due to extended unemployment, the home was foreclosed on in April 2006. I just received a Form 1099A and have tried looking on the IRS site, but no luck. Do I need to ... |
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 Taxes without my daughters social? |
| I had my daughter back in October. Tax season is coming up and I heard I couldnt claim her without her SS number. Is that true? The hospital usually files for it, but someone misplaces paperwork, ... |
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 Are mechanic's tools tax deductible? |
| My husband started working for the City of CC and of course being a heavy equipment mechanic one must have their own tools. He has purchased several items adding up to almost $2,000. We have saved ... |
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 I need 50k in one year (after taxes)? |
How do I get this amount of money? Any ideas!
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I am willing to work....and open to work but it is important that I have 50k by the end of this year....... |
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| We're married, filing tax return jointly. New this year: daughter has a new job.? |
Do we 1) include her $6000 income and withholdings on our return?, or 2) have her do her own separate return for her $6000 income and withholdings? Is option-2 correct?
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 Does a senior citizen have to claim rent as income that he gets from his daughter if less than $150/month? |
| My uncle wanted me to check this out for him. His daughter is over 30 and living at home and pays 150 a month rent to him. He was on a disability pension before he turned 65 and up til that point ... |
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**M.R** | If you are married, can either file their taxes as Head of Household? |
Also, which is better to file...Jointly or Separately? My husband did not file for 2006 because the return said he'd get $ back but then it was rejected and said he owed about $1000...I would guess separately. Also I am the only one that can claim my daughter as he is not the real father and has no legal right to her...right?! Thanks in advance! |
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Neescousin
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Whether you filed in 2006 has a lot to do with it. As a married couple you may have to suffer for his lack of filing. As for Head of household, only one of you can file as that. As for the child, he could claim her with your consent, but that would be iffy if he doesn't claim you as well. If the biological father is paying child support, HE has the right to claim her. Truth be told, you should talk to a tax expert, (which I am not) :( |
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travelguruette
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If you file separately you will be disqualified from some deductions and pay a higher tax rate. Before you file get your husbands situation settled. |
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jl
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I've tried it every which way possible, adjusting the "partial ownership" of the house to match salaries, you name it.
Married filing jointly is always the best, other than two singles.
Welcome to the marriage tax. |
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Prophet 1102
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In almost all cases, you will be better off filing jointly. You can run the numbers separately just to be sure.
But yes, only one of you gets to claim your daughter as a dependent - it doesn't really matter which one - other than who will benefit the most. |
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Tess
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It would be better for you to file jointly and then file an injured spouse form on yourself that way you dont get any of your money that you made taken by the IRS for payment and you would still get the EIC. Or you could file head of household and put child is not a dependent but head of household qualifier. You still get EIC. Then your husband could file head of household and claim your daughter and put not eligible for EIC. That way he would have less taxable income. But its hard to tell since I don't know your guy's agi. It would be better to go with the first since he does owe the IRS money. |
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Mrs. Willie Wildcat
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If you file jointly you will be responsible for his 06 debt (plus penalties) out of your refund or EIC (if eligible). |
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samantha
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that can happen either way.! |
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John
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Of course! But it's usually the one who makes the most money and/or has health benifets for both husband and wife. You are better off filing jointly so you can both claim your daughter as dependent. |
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