 What tax form should I use? |
| This would be my first time trying to file my taxes on my own. I'm married and have two kids. I own my home so I will be itemizing my deductions. What is the best way to file, e-file, paper, tax ... |
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 What is classed as low income? |
| HELP PLEASE.............please can anyone tell me what is actually classed as low income, i about to claim help with council tax i dont ask for much honest, but at £113 a month we are sruggling im ... |
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 Haven't Filed Taxes in 5 YEARS? |
| My fiancee hasn't filed his taxes for the last 5 years. he worked for a construction company that paid him with a business check and no federal/state/social security or anything else was taken ... |
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 College student who is a dependent getting a stimulus check? |
My mom claims me as a dependent on her taxes because I am still a college student. I file as single and as the dependent of my mom.
Will I still be getting a stimulus check if I am a ... |
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 Who's responsibilty is it to ensure an employee is paying tax? |
My brother is working cash in hand and has been for over a year... With no contract.. (he likes the job etc and for obvious reasons hasnt questioned the employer!)
I worry for him that if ... |
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 If I have a joint account, can my taxes...? |
| Ok me and my boyfriend have a joint account through bank of america, if we file taxes as single can I still do my direct deposit into our joint account? Or will i need a separate account with only my ... |
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 Right i know this sounds daft,but when u get ure petrol and its £1.07.9, where does this .9 come from? |
| I know i`m old fashioned but why don`t they just charge u £1.08 pence,doesn`t that make more sense,i mean,u dont get £0.001 pence change,r they robbin us of this point 1 of a penny,i know its daft ... |
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 Can Fairies Menstrate? |
| The fairies from Legend Of Zelda.... the ones that follow you around that you catch in little bottels. Can the menstrate?... |
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 What can I write off on my taxes for my business expense? |
| I moonlight as a dancer at a nightclub. A fellow dancer told me that I could write off business expenses relating to my career. Can anyone tell me if the following are eligible to be written off on ... |
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 Diffrent pay rates? |
i started a new job in july this year.and when i got the job.my manager said to me he will start me off onthe lowest rate,
of pay.£16,500.and i am on probation.wich ends in january 08
will ... |
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 How much can you earn before tax? |
what if it is your first job
and is only temporary
you get just under 400 a week
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because from my pay
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 Where can I find information about the amount of tax and social security is taken out of my paycheck? |
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Sorry, lol. I meant information on the percentages that are taken out of each persons check for federal tax and state tax.... |
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 Is there a specific law mandating income tax? |
| Is paying income tax mandatory? Is it constitutional? Are there any laws on the books that say you HAVE to pay taxes?... |
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joel c | Income support in the UK? |
In the UK is it possible for a 16 year old, on an apprenticeship ,who earns 85 pound a week, and is moving into his own flat to claim income support? |
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DogmaDeleted
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its possible....the benefit you require may not be Income Support........
speak to someone at your local benefit office... |
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Darlingthatsfabulous
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No, but i may be wrong and there may be other things you are entitled to claim. You really need to see a benefits officer at the job centre and maybe also someone from your local council about housing benefit or a connexions officer. You wont get the full amount of benefit as you are under 25 and so there is a single room reduction to what you can claim. Speak to an adviser, hope you get sorted.
Why do you you need your own flat at 16? You can't actually hold a tenancy until you are 18. If you have been thrown out you should go and see you local council who may be able to arrange other accommodation for you, good luck. |
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The Oracle
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You can claim Income Support when you are 16 if:
You are a lone parent;
You are estranged from your parents/legal guardians, and in full-time education;
You are unable to work due to illness, and are estranged from parents/legal guardians.
In addition to those three criteria, you must also satisfy the normal conditions of entitlement that an "adult" claimant (one over 18) would have to meet, in terms of current income and savings.
You are not entitled to claim Income Support if you are on a Modern Apprenticehip, irrespective of your age.
However, you may be entitled to some help with your rent. Contact your local council, tell them how much you are earning and how much your rent is, and they will calculate how much rent you will need to pay based on your income. |
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rebekah d
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Try
www.entitledto.co.uk
This will give you an idea of what benefits you may be able to claim.
You might not get Income Support but you might qualify for some other financial help.
If this is not of any help, try the Citizens Advice Bureau |
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wozza766
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go to your local job centre and book an appointment they will be able to help you with all your benefits i would think there would be some help you can get for having a low income |
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I don't believe it!
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16 and 17 year olds can only claim Income Support under exceptional circumstances, and I don't think you meet those requirements. |
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♥cozicat♥
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no,you have a job,why would you be entitled to income support??? |
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nosdda
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You need to speak to a benefits officer about income support, but you cannot take atenancy on a flat if you are under 18 years of age, and if you could, you would need a bond and rent in advance.. |
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stormydays
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No he cannot claim simply because he is already earning more than he would recieve on the benefit....which is currently £59.15 per week.....(.if he wasnt earning he would need to claim job seekers allowance..not income support....but its the same amount anyway)
He may be able to claim housing benefit to help towards his rent but as he is under 25 he will only get the single room rent which is not usually enough to cover the rent asked by the landlord....but it helps. |
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gingercandy
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are you living on your own? are you having to support yourself, pay your own bills etc? if you have rent to pay to a private lanlord (not your parents) then you may be entitiled to housing benefit. contact your local council for this. and you could also get help if you need to pay council tax. i am surprised you can afford a flat of your own, have you considered sharing with other young people? its' worth getting proper advice. there should be an advice centre that could suggest other things too. these are usually locally run, but the CAB should give you their number.
good luck. |
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