 My ex wife claimed my daughter on her taxes when the divorce papers say I am entitled to? |
| The papers clearly state I am supposed to claim her until she is emancipated and when I filed my tax return I sent copies of that along with my tax return. The IRS sent me a letter saying that ... |
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 89 year old blind woman not aware of owing $38 in back taxes being evicted. Is this fair? |
| Leave it to the State of Illinois. An 89 year old blind widow was never informed that she had owed $38.00 in back taxes. Her home was sold at auction for the tax payment. A property company (LLC) ... |
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 Will these expenses get me audited? |
My husband and I both have regular jobs, but I also do some freelance editing on the side. For 2007, I received a 1099 for about $1,179. I figured my expenses to be $63 for supplies.
This ... |
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 Emergency tax? |
Hi guys, I have read some of the other Q&A regarding tax codes which helped me quite a bit but not completely. Please can anyone out there can answer my question?
Q1 My previous ... |
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 Need to resolve unfiled tax issues!? |
| I haven't filed my personal tax returns for the past 4 years...I own a small business and have recently been divorced. I need help..am unable to sleep at night from worrying about this. Do I ... |
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 Would be possible for me to ask back the taxes I've been paying here in the UK once I leave the job? |
| Who should I ask then? My company or the tax office of the city where I am living? What is the exact name of the office? And since I am leaving at the end of July when should I begin ask the money ... |
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 If I am getting a tax refund from 2007 tax, will I still get the tax rebate check? |
| I filed my 2007 taxes and am recieving a tax refund. Will we recieve the tax rebate? There is myself, my hubby and 5 kids. We made around $24,000 last year. Do we qualify for the rebate check? And ... |
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 If i am single, claimed 2 federal and state exemptions, made 23k in wages and had 4400 witheld, will i owe? |
| please don't just say it depends on so many factors. i made the money in a six month span (so 46K a year). i have very little i can cliam for deducitons. this is my first time. please give me a ... |
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 I once heard that if you were to give someone a large amount of money as a gift then the government....? |
| Can and will tax the money? Is this true? And if so how much money does it have to be for the government to tax it and what percentage do they take? Thanks!... |
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 Do the richest top 10% of taxpayers really pay 90% of the taxes? |
| I have heard this rough statistc before. Is it true and if so where can I find information confirming its veracity?... |
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 What does it mean exactly to "ATTACH" your W2 to your tax return form? |
Do you:
-stick it on ???
-pin it on ???
-do you use a stapler ???
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IRS should be more specific............
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 What if I had over a billion dollars in tax credits on my tax records in a bank? |
| For instance I gave my tax records to a guy I new in the Navy. He got me to sign a Reinlistment loan for a bank but be added his million dollars to the loan, on my tax records. The whole thing is in ... |
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 Want to know about my stimulus check experience? |
I thought I would share the experience of someone who's social ends in *07*
1. I filed my taxes via turbo tax having the cost deducted from my return on 02/10/2008
2. I ... |
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 Tax rebate question? |
| I'm another that has a question! My husband and I filed joint, he had an income, I did not, we have 2 kids. We were told by our accountant that we would get back 1800 due to 1200 for the couple, ... |
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 Where can I get my tax refund check cashed? |
Will check cashing places cash it? Also, is there a place that will cash your tax refund check without charging a fee?
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 How Much is $63.21 Plus Tax?? |
Im soo stuck.
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Canada, Ontario,, Windsor i think. its like 15%... |
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 If I moved in with my boyfriend, do we pay taxes differently? |
| I moved in with my boyfriend in June 2007. He works and all that and I worked up until November 2007 (damn you company I shall not name) I have a child and I claimed her this year. Do we have to file ... |
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 Stimulas Payment Question? |
For those of you who have gotten there payment's mailed to them how long after the date they said it would be sent was it sent?
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Toni G | Is there a way to opt out of paying social security taxes? |
Due to the amount of Federal CSRS retirement income that I will receive and the 3 for 2 offset that will be assessed against social security benefits that I may be eligible for, I will never receive any social security benefits. Since I can never receive any social security benefits, is there a way to opt of paying into a system that I will never be eligible to receive benefits from. |
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Judy1
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You can't opt out if you have a job that's covered by social security. |
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cvanbelle
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lol you work for the government and have an awesome CSRS retirement, got your 40 quarters and now you want more? Sorry not possible to get out of it. Be glad you will have one of the few defined benefit pensions indexed to inflation, and don't forget to sign up for that health insurance 5 years before retirement. |
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otherworldtrader@yahoo.com
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If you are employed over seas you should nOT have ot pay SS.
In some cases if you are federal SS is voluntary. congressmen don't pay retirement, yet receive up to 15,000 a year retirement for life with senators spouses entitled to up to 7,500,000 after their (the congressman's) death. I don't think they pay SS unless it is voluntary.
Besides income you earn over 94,000 a year is not taxable by SS.
If you are entitled to SS at age 62 than you would have to refund a portion back of any amount over the SS. you earned. Once you become fully retired or old enough to collect full SS you can earn as much as you wish without gentility.
The idea that you stop paying SS on salary over 94,000 is a plus for the rich even though it effects the middle class also.
People should have to pay SS on all income to make it fair. that way there would be no shortage iof SS funds. |
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WealthBuilder
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There are few ways. If you are a minister, you can opt out. It's an irrevocable election. You , of course, get no benefits when it's time for everyone else to collect.
Also, you can opt out if you are in one of the recognized sects, such as the Amish. The reason is that these groups do not believe in social welfare from the government. They take no unemployment benefits; they get no SSA. THey rely on their own community 100% for social support.
Remember: Contributions you make today are NOT for YOUR benefit; they're to pay TODAY's retirees. Ya gotta help your grandma!
The WealthBuilder
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jbowler
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You wish.
Get elected to the US Congress. They don't have to pay social security taxes and get a much better pension then you will ever qualify for. |
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B-Lust
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People are under the impression that what they pay in SSI goes into a savings account for them when they get older (which is not the case). You are paying for people who are retired now, the next generation will pay for you. The reason SS is in such a bad way is cuz of the baby boomers and the out sourcing of jobs. There are more people who are retired (or soon to be) then those working & can support them. Your goal is now to focus on IRA & 401k like the rest of us. While it may not be fair that we have to pay for peoples parents or grandparents, yet nobody will pay ours. There has to be a generation that gets hit with this burnden (and it is us). Rather then look for a way out of it, just try to look at the upside that somebody older in your family is getting what you pay in. |
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gummibears06
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nope.....become amish...that's the only way out of taxes. |
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kate
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Switch to the post office or self employment. |
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