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Is signing bonus money earned income for tax purposes?
We got a signing bonus and relocation expenses at the end of 2007. Is this considered earned income for the earned income credit, or should I not apply for the earned income credit? This is the only income we recieved in 2007.
The signing bonus is definitely taxable. Any bonus is considered taxable earnings.
As for relocation. It depends. If it is reimbursement of actual expenses incurred, probably not. Without specifics hard to answer so check with your accountant.
jmorritz
Yes, it is money earned.
David S
Earned Income. Get it taxed or you'll get BOMBED come payment time.
MomOf3
How did you live up until the end of 2007 when you got this bonus if that was the only income you recieved all year
Clarence Cutler
Yeah it is money earned.
Hope i helped you;)
mutvulture
Relocation expenses are not taxable as long as you can prove you used it to relocate.
Sign on bonus for a job is taxable at your regular rate. It is earned income.
Ape Sith
Yes, why wouldn't it be?
chickie
yes, it is earned income. Apply anyway. Only source? probably won't have to pay anthing then. File still.
k.louth
Call someone H&R Block to find out. They are usually helpful with tax questions like that.
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