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 What is your gross yearly income, and what is your age?
Also, are you a high school graduate, college graduate, doctor, etc.?
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What level of education have you attained?

I am 21...high school graduate, some ...


 Should i claim incapacity benefit?
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 Have you already recieved your Stimulous Package Refund check?
was it for the amount you were expecting? More or less?


(I've been hearing some stories that people aren't getting what they were originally told)
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 My parents gifted me $24,000, now they want it back. Can I return the money with no tax consequences?
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 Stimulus package question...?
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 Has the UK become an "I'm alright Jack" nation?
Sounds like it with the answers I've seen this morning! As long as you're alright !...


 Stimulas package ??
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i have heard that they will & that they will not.
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 Tax deductions- adult children?
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 When is the soonest that I can request my w-2 forms to be mailed to me??
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t_williams_1
Last year (2006), I paid a tax debt for 2002 and 2003 including penalties and interest.?
Is any of this tax deductible?
                     
 




Rob
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No Federal Taxes, penalties and interest are not deductible
on the Federal Tax return


Judy1
No it isn't if it was federal taxes. If it was state or local, then if you itemize the part that was the actual taxes (NOT the interest or penalties) can be deducted.


bostonianinmo
Federal taxes are not deductible, whether they're paid on time or not.

If this was a State tax debt, the taxes paid are deductible if you itemize your deductions. Any penalties and interest are not deductible.


vegas_iwish
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You can't deduct fed taxes,penalties, interest on fed tax - no. Would make no sense.


tma
you can list any state taxes paid on Schedule A and deduct on your federal return.

federal taxes paid, interest, and penalties are not deductible.


Joseph K
Assuming you are talking about Federal personal income tax (IRS Form 1040), no deduction for any of it. Federal tax is never a deduction, penalties are never deductible because it is a charge for breaking the law, and the interest would not be deductible because it is "personal" interest, which lost status as a deduction many years ago.

If it was state or local personal income tax, the tax portion would be a deduction on your federal return in the year paid, but the penalties and interest would not.


phillygirl_1982
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You will need a 1040 or a 1040A and Schedule A form. You cam on claim state payments that you owe and not interest. You can not claim a deduction for anything paid to the IRS.


Brian G
You can get a credit against your federal taxes for payment of states taxes, but you cannot get a credit for federal taxes against federal taxes. If that was the case, nobody would ever owe any taxes.


kokopelli
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HAH! You wish. Don't expect them to reward you for being a deadbeat.


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