 How much tax should we expect to pay on my husband's freelance job? |
| My husband is an architect currently employed with a firm. He just got a freelance job on the side, which is expected to pay him around $26,000 over the next year or so. (This is additional money ... |
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 When teenagers get taxes taken out of their paycheck, isn't that technically "taxation without representation"? |
something to think about.
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Don't read too much into this question. I'm 25 years old. It's just something to think about.... |
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 Trying to file taxes. Dont have w-2 where is my Emplyer Id number? |
| I am using my last paycheck to claim my taxes with. Does anyone know where I can find my employer id number???... |
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 Can I file my taxes without my W2's? |
| My husband and I were planning on filing jointly this year as this is the first year we were married. My employer generally doesn't send out our w2's till the very last minute. My husband ... |
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 I have a tax question maybe someone can give me answers to? |
| i'm a first time tax filer i've never done it before what is the best place to go get my taxes done that would possably give me a part of my refund that day i go,and any tax place that ... |
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 A child living at home turns 17 Oct 27, 2007 can she still be claimed as a dependent? |
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any idea how to override the HR Block Tax Cut programs response because it says she is 17 so not eligible as dependent?... |
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| I've been made redundant and I might be pregnant - would this change my package? Am I entitled to more? |
| I'm due to leave the firm 30th August, and have agreed a package. I've been at the firm for just under 2 years. Does the company have any duty to pay me anything if I'm pregnant and ... |
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 How important is it to declare profit on rental property? |
| I have a retal propert nowy nearly 8 months, income is alot greater than mortage, Should I declare it to inland rev, also is there anything I can write off against my profit? What would be the ... |
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 Does finance or boyfriend meet the qualifed dependent test when I am filing Head of Household? |
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Seems to me a boyfriend meet the requirement for "qualifed relative" test but not the "qualifed person" under HOH test. But why? and if I am ... |
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 Tax Audit question, re: 401k Distribution? |
| I got audited on my 2006 tax return for taking an early distribution from my 401k. When I closed the account, I was given the option to have them withhold the penalties and taxes, or to give me the ... |
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 How much are you supposed to get for claiming your child on taxes? |
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 Who do you hire for filing complicated taxes? |
| I will be filing some complicated tax forms for 2007. I probably can't just take them down to H&R Block. I owned and sold a sizable amount of stocks & options (and lost a large amount of ... |
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 Question about taxes when selling a house and not buying another home...? |
| I purchased a condo 5 years ago. When I made the purchase I put a down payment of $25,000 down. I sold the condo in 2007. After closing, I walked away with $22,000. I did not purchase another home. A... |
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 Why has my employer asked me to fill in a p46? |
i have a p45 but its about 2 years old
my new employer has told me to fill in a p46.
why cant i just give them my p45?... |
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 Question about the tax rebate and dependents? |
| Since the tax rebate is based on your income in 2007.. will I still receive the rebate for my dependent who was born in 2007? Do they base dependent checks on 2006 tax return claiming? I am unclear ... |
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 Populer saying: ife, death and taxes? |
I'm have a tip-of -the-tongue experience and i'm not getting past it.
How does that populer saying go:There are three things that are certain: life death and taxes??
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 My Employer did not withold enough from my W2, what do I do? |
| Basically at one of my jobs (I had 3 last year), I earned roughly 3,300, but only about $44 was witheld. Normally this wouldn't be a problem, but I made about $21,000 last year. Needless to ... |
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yourholzmyspace | Is it possible to file taxes early?I need Xmas money? |
I just loss my job and probably wont get unemployment.I am sure i wont find a job before the first of the year.I am probably going to get a 4-5000K refund but ive always filed mid jan to early feb.thats to late to help with xmas or rent on the first for that matter.any advice [or thousand dollar bills]would be greatly appriciated.If i cant what is the earliest i can file and do i have to wait for my former employer to get my paperwork or can i get it another way |
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Andy
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There are hundreds of wolves and bottom-feeders out there offering holiday loans at interest rates starting at 30% and going up to 300%. Don't fall for them.
You cannot, in theory, file a tax return before Jan. 1, 2007 because your status is not fixed until then. This is true even if you file a "short year" tax return by reason of bankruptcy or death. Some people doubtless do: but they do not rely on anyone else for W-2s, 1098s, 1099s, etc. Some may print their own W-2s and K-1s because they run their own businesses.
But the IRS won't act on the return anyway until the first business day in January.
You could print a "substitute W-2" but you are not officially allowed to do that until February, and then only if your employer fails to give you one (typically because it's out of business and gone away); there's an official IRS procedure. Again, some people engage in "self-help" but if you make a mistake in the numbers there can be bad consequences. |
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want2quit
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Your only option is to borrow money and pay it back with your refund. You cannot file until the present year is over because there is the possibility that you could still recieve income in this year and the government wants their share. |
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carpathian1248
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some places will let you file your taxes early if you have your last pay stub. |
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crazydave
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No you can't file early. There are documents that you receive all throughout the month of January that you need to file your return. Employers and banks have until January 31 to get you the forms you need. |
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REnate
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file for umemployment whether you think you can get it or not.
Also go to social services and ask for welfare and food stamps |
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Diane
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H&R Block is offering a loan against your tax refund. Currently the maximum amount is $1500 but if you can wait until Dec 27, some offices will be open and offering a maximum of $2500. You may not be approved for the entire amount, but even some money will help you until you get your W2. You can only apply once, so make sure that you wait until the 27th if you will need more than the $1500. And H&R Block is not charging any fees to apply (but the bank does have a finance charge), so even if the loan isn't approved, it won't cost you anything to try. If approved, you will walk out with the money.
Also, when you do get your W2, H&R Block has a guaranteed Instant Refund Anticipation Loan (Rapid Refund) so that you are guaranteed to walk out with at least part of your refund or your tax preparation fees are free.
As a side note, you should apply for unemployment whether you think you will get it or not. And the sooner the better since there is a waiting period before they start paying, but it doesn't start until you apply. You can apply online. It's really easy. If the company fights it, you can too. Many people get too depressed to fight, but it is worth it. That also won't cost you anything.
I hope things start looking up for you soon. It really is true that when one door shuts, another opens. There is another job waiting for you. You just have to find it.
Good luck,
Diane |
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paki
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probably not but i saw something on news today about HR Block giving out loans and using tax refund as collateral |
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alwaysmoose
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Technicallly you could, but employers don't give w-2's until January at the earliest. |
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