I was a student in the US for about an year. I stayed there basically from December 2006 to Feb 2008. I left US in Feb 2008 to go back to my home country (I was a non-resident in the US).
My fiance and I lived with her family for most of the year. However, we both paid in several thousands of dollars we expect to get back for the most part. Her mother has been pretty persistent on ...
my husband and i had our daughter on january 3rd. do get money back for having a child. maybe i had heard wrong? Additional Details V P- my daughter was born in 2008. i already had her. ...
A friend has asked me this and i dont know the answer, i have tried searching the website but i still dont get it, my friend is registered blind and obviously anybody can work even blind people, But ...
my girlfriend was a student last year and i provided all her financial support and we lived together all year.I filed as single so they took out a lot from my checks.i made about 7500 dollars not ...
Additional Details I have someone telling me that you can take your whole earnings as long as you dont cash it you can deal with your responsibility on paying taxes. I dont think he is ...
We filed joint taxes. We didn't qualify for electronic deposits. He was out of town when the tax center recieved the check. So I picked it up without him....
I was told that my refund would be direct deposited in the bank account I picked by tomorrow. Will the money actually be available for me to use(withdrawal,transfer,etc.)? How long does direct ...
My friend has been required to file her taxes, even though she has no job. Her only source of income is a partial pension payment from her ex-husband from the military. She doesn't know how to ...
It's not fair that single people pay more taxes..ughh. Just finished filing and I see I owe money...for the first time. What can I do to avoid this next year....
10% tax which is $1000. But there is an additional taxable income. Does anybody know how much this amount is or how I can calculate this amount? Additional Details Sean1010, believe me I ...
VA Employer said they didn't have to turn anything in until Jan. and IRS says employee has nothing to do with anything that an employer does..but what happens if at the end of the year, the ...
You need to file regardless of whether or not you are getting a refund.
Flat_out_Bob
You may be able to get the renters rebate.
Justin H
Whether you NEED to file depends on how much you made. If you fail to file, and your income exceeded the minimum, then the state may enter your tax liability based on just your standard deductions and not consider any other deductions you might have.
But if your total earned income is under the minimum then there is no need to file. You'll have to look up the amount because I don't know what it is.
travelguruette
You do not have to file depending on your income.
Grandpa
yes you need to file even if no refund can caught up with you down the road easier to file that than having a audit
Pookie W
Yes, you will still me to file.
kckid2
Whether you are required to file is not dependent on whether you get a refund. The state has rules which determine when a return is required, and I do not believe any state bases those requirements on the outcome.
L C
yes
doesnt that suck we have to pay for not getting paid
Adair
In order to know what your refund is, you had to do the paperwork and math, so just send the form in. It is required regardless of if you owe them money, they owe you money, or you break even.
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