 Just got married. Forgot to update W-2 to married status. How should I file tax? |
| I got married in June 2006, but forgot to update my W-2 to married status. I would prefer to file jointly but not sure if having to forget to update the W-2 matters.... |
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 They are taking half my paycheck! Taxes are anyway. I'm a cosmetologist. ? |
| How can I solve this problem?? I've never had this happen. They tax half of my paycheck no matter how much I make. I make hourly with commission. I do make tips too. and I do report them. Taxes ... |
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 Stimulance check? |
| me and my husband are getting the check but we broke up and i want to know if he can cash it without me... im a house wife and he works but he calimed me on the taxes .. i just want to split the ... |
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 My employer doesn't withhold taxes, how do I know how much to save for taxes? |
| I'm considering a contract job that has a W-9 form that I sign. How do I know how much to save to pay taxes? I'm married, filing jointly.... |
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 Whats the difference btwn 1 and 0 on a W-4? |
For example: If you put 1, you get more money taken out each paycheck and less of a tax refund and if you put 0 you get less taken out each paycheck and more of a tax refund.
Is that right,... |
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 I haven't recieved my stimulus check. Should I worry? |
| I heard the last day they irs sent them out was June 2 and I was told I was eligible for it but I havent recieved ... |
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 We are having a debate at work and i think it is smarter to file "0" on your taxes if you are single. |
| I was always told that if you file zero on you taxes, that means that you are claiming "zero" and that they will take the most amount out of your paycheck so you most likely will not have ... |
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 I am a part time nanny, If my employers don't claim my income on their taxes do i have to file my own? |
| My employers are paying my in cash and not claiming me as an employee on their taxes, so do I still have to claim this income on my taxes? I work another job in a restaurant and obviously file those ... |
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 Can we get tax credits we earn £22,500 per yr with 3 children? |
| if i move in with my partner will i still get my tax credits i earn £7000 per yr he earns £15,500 i also have 3 dependant ... |
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 I have a tax question involving independent contract work.? |
| my boyfriend works for fedex for his dad, and he owes alot of money on his taxes because when he started he though the taxes were taken out. But come to find out he owes like $8000 for the past 2 ... |
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 Do you need a SSN to get a tax preparer license? |
| If you wanted to get a tax preparer license, do you need to have a social security number?... |
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 Do I get a refund of social security and medicare taxes paid? |
Are Social Sec and Medicare taxes refundable if income falls under certain condition?
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 I did not file my taxes for 2005, what will happen.? |
| I was on deployment all through tax filing season of 2005 and totally forgot to file my taxes. I usually get about 400 to 500 dollars back every year so its not like I owed any money to the IRS. J... |
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 Should all British subjects pay tax.? |
| If one is British and live abroad, one can connive not to pay UK income tax. However, Americans must pay tax wherever they may live or risk not being let back into the homeland.... |
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 I haven't receieved my w2 form to file my taxes!! What do I do??? |
I can't get my employee to send it again because I cannot contact them...Is there an way I can do my taxes without the w2 form???
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 Is there a sum to work out how to take of VAT? |
| My dad has asked me to post this question. He said that there is a simple sum to work out how to take of VAT, but I haven't got a clue! Can anyone help?... |
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eliza_marie_2005 | Is there anybody that can help me with my irs problem ? |
I CANT AFFORD TO PAY THE IRS....AND I DONT HAVE ANYTHING THEY CAN TAKE.......IS THERE ANYBODY THAT CAN HELP ME?????? |
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AK
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Even if you can't pay, contact the IRS immediately and work with them to set up something (an installment plan) to allow you to pay even a small amount each month.
Dont' wait. You don't want to go to jail because of unpaid taxes. |
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Diane
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All this talk of going to jail is ridiculous. First of all, you will receive (and ignore) at least 5 letters from the IRS before they will even threaten to take your property. Second, they don't send people to jail just because you can't afford to pay. They generally reserve that for fraud cases.
If you call them, or even go down to the local IRS office, they will sit down and work with you. Basically, the worst that will happen is that they keep adding interest, so you need to talk to them as soon as possible.
Be strong, Grasshopper! |
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daoco
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Contact the Taxpayer Advocate office in your area. They will help you with an Offer in Compromise. Download forms 433-A and 433-B if needed. Fill them out as completely and honestly as you can. Take the forms to your meeting with the Advocate. Good luck. |
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woodluvto
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If the taxes are for income, more than 3 years old, and none of the above options work you might take a look at bankruptcy. |
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waggy_33
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You can make an offer in compromise with them. You wold show them your assets, liabilities and income and expenses. Make an offer of 5 cents or 10 cents on the dollar. If they agree that you can't pay they may accept your offer. If they don't agree they would work out a payment plan with you.
If you are not sure how to do this I would recommend that you engage a CPA or a tax attorney that is familiar with offers to help you. |
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mattapan26
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Offer in compromise is form 656, available on the IRS web site. Application for an installment plan is on form 433D. In either case, you will need to give them your financial info on form 433A. The offer in compromise has to represent the value of at least as much as they could collect from you. If you have $100 per month after expenses, they would take the present value of $100 for 48 months to determine the value of your offer. My guess in the example would be about $4,500 as a lump sum. You may also ask for a part pay offer in compromise, where you shoot for paying back part over time. |
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badbill1941
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I would advise that you contact IRS before the possibility of going to jail becomes an issue. |
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Randy Jay
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You need a real answer. Go to the library and look up births around the time you was born. Get a new identity and voilaa. Look up anarchy cookbook for the rest of the info. |
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