 Can I write off my $80,000 investment in my son as a loss on my tax return? |
| I invested at least $80,000 in his university education (tuition fees and living expenses in another city) in his 4-year education. Now, he told me that he does not like what he has studied at the ... |
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 How do you do your taxes? |
| I'm 18 and I have never actually done it before. I've had atleast two jobs in the past. My parents haven't even done there yet and i'm trying to file for financial aid, what ... |
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 I worked for a business that was raided by the FBI in November. No tax forms were issued yet.? |
| They seized everything! The company won't be issuing any 1099s or W-2s, so what should I do for my personal taxes? The FBI won't issue these documents, will they? I have no records for the ... |
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 My roomate wants me to claim 3 of her 5 kids, can i legally do this? |
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| House rent being paid to my Father? |
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I am receiving House Rent Allowance or HRA of Rs.5000 p.m. I am paying this to my Father and providing the Rent Receipts to my company for tax Deduction purposes. My Father has taken a ... |
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 I am confused about capital gains...? |
I am selling my apartment building I have owned for nearly 4 years. Are my options to buy a new property or can I use that money to improve my home. Or does that not offset the gain.
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 Can store's charge more than the state tax? |
California's tak is 8.25% but i recently
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 Do I have to pay 2008 property tax in 2008 to write them off or can I pay them in 2009? |
| The taxes aren't due till early 2009. Don't know if I pay them in 2009 if I can still write them off for 2008 tax return.... |
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 Can i claim my x wife and my step kids in Taxes? |
I am sergeant in the united states army , I just came from deployment for 8 months in iraq
me and my wife are getting divorced , it will be finalled in the begining of january , just waiting for ... |
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a88tiny16 | If your married can you file your taxes as single? Because I have a baby by another man and I want the max $? |
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RANDALL M
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nope. You have 2 choices -married filing joint and married filing separate. If the most important thing is your refund and receiving welfare, divorce him and file head of household and maybe receieve a big earned income credit, assuming you are, in fact, supporting yourself and not just living off someone else. |
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Mark S
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If you are married, your only choices are married filing joint or married filing separate.
Married filing joint is almost always better.
If you did not live with your husband for the last six months of 2007 and pay for the cost of maintaining a home for you and a child that you can claim as a dependent, then you may qualify for Head of Household.
Those are your only choices. |
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acermill
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I assume you are currently married to a man who is not the father of your child of whom you speak. That situation has no bearing on how you file your taxes. You get to claim all your legal kids as dependents, assuming you qualify in terms of support provided.
Your recourse for any additional money is to claim child support from the father of the child in question. |
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Judy1
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Are you living with your husband, or did you live with him at any time after June 30, 2007? If you did, then your filing choices are married filing separately, or a joint return.
If you didn't live with your husband at any time, even one night, after 6/30/07, and your baby lives with you and you provide over half of the cost of maintaining the home for that baby, then you might be able to file as head of household. |
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FRANK
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If you are married, you must file joint return or married, file seperately. You can not file as single. |
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cOVagUrL
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I THINK THAT WOULD BE TAX EVASION...CALL HNR BLOCK AND ASK THEM...THEY WILL TELL YOU FOR FREE |
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WAYNE T
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You could if you wanted but the IRS would not like you trying to avoid the -------
Marriage Penalty Tax |
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runion25
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maybe>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> try filing "injuried spouse" but i am not sure what the tax law is on that one |
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