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 I live in MI state. I have savings account in FL Branch. Do i need to pay income tax in MI State?
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 Did anyone get an update through sbbt bank?
My tax refund on sbbt said, 1/25/08. The Irs said, 1/29/08 and when I check sbbt bank, they said, my refund will be deposit the following friday. I assumed that they send them out on Thurs. and it ...


 Who do I call about my not getting a W2 form?
I haven't gotten my W2 form from my previous employer and I was wondering who I should call if I don't recieve it by January 31. Some have told me to call my employer while others have told ...


 What will you do with your Stimulus rebate?
for me, i'm saving it for the June 20, and 21 race at the Milwaukee Mile. that way, i have more spending money to take along.

what will you do with yours?...


 The Income tax changes 22% to 20% basic and the loss of the 10p rate are you better or worse off?

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This is interesting because technically I am better off, but other changes mean that actually I don't really gain. My wife is worse off and as a family although ...


 If a company car is available for personal use are you required to keep receipts of fuel payments?
If a car is avail for personal use and you pay for all your private mileage and keep records is this sufficient for tax purposes? Can a company deduct a "certain amount" from an employees ...


 I have a 9 month old son. I have not worked but I want to know if I can file a tax return on him?
I need to know if I can file a tax return even though I have not worked, and I'm a single parent of a child....


 I am a single mother with 2 kids aged 4+5 and i am on income support,can i claim child tax credits?
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 Being audited becuz of stupid ex?
Ok me and my ex have not been together for 3 wonderful years. As all of you know its tax season... Well to make a long story short we never married and we didnt have an agreement on who gets to claim....


 There is supposed to be a way to not have to pay state and federal taxes, anyone know how?
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 Do U.S. citizens have to pay taxes on money earned outside of the United States?
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 What recourse do I have if my employeer did not take out enough tax from my paycheck?
Is it my fault if my W-4 is correct and they just did not take out enough money?
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This means that I owe the government money....


 Is there a website that can track my Income Tax Returns?

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In other words a website that I can put my info into and they will tell me if the check is on the way, or still being processed or what. I know there is one because I ...


 When taking taxes to H&R Block, do you leave them there for them to work on or do you sit down with them?
and work on them?

Do NOT tell me not to go to H&R block..I am simply asking a question....


 How can I have someone's money in my bank account and prove incase of a tax audit that it's not my money?
My cousin is leaving to Mexico and asked me to keep his $10,000 until he comes back. I know theres a certain amount that if deposited to any account, the bank reports it to the IRS. How can I prove ...


 How do we find out if the UK givaway is legitt?,we recieved a 1,000,000.00 pound lucky winner winner?
it is from MSN Lottery incorporation.
Contact number PTC39465-002...


 Can file income tax on money i have made from tips from nite club dancing thanks?
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 If your a minor, do you not get charged for any taxes?
I lost a pretty penny to the IRS. Is their certin conditions you have to be under in order to be "dismissed" on taxes?



no mean ...


 Are life insurance proceeds taxable income?
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 A friend told me that if i used turbo tax my stimulus tax money would be mailed instead of?
direct deposited-my refund was direct deposited??? anyone know if this is i this true......



Chuck P
My accountant failed to file my business return on time and I now owe a penalty. Any good advice?
My accountant was always really good up until this year when he kind of went off the deep end with some personal issues. He assured me that he'd file my business return on time and when he didn't he assured me that he filed an extension. Today I received notice from the IRS that there was not an extension filed and that I owe $450 due to my return being filed 3 months late.

What recourse do I have? Will the IRS take into consideration that my accountant failed to do his job and basically lied to me about filing the extension and possibly reduce/waive the penalty? Do I have legal recourse against my now former accountant? Any sound advice would be most appreciated.

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PepsiLime
If your accountant is a person of honor he will pay the penalty amount, but the tax amount is yours to pay. If he refuses to pay it, your only real option is to sue him in small claims court. You could also try reporting him to the state cpa society if he is a cpa.


ninasgramma
You owed taxes. Didn't you know that? Filing an extension is not an extension to pay. If the return was filed late because of the preparer, you could have asked the preparer to pay the failure to file penalty, which would be 15% of the balance due on the return.

But since you have fired him, you will have to sue him. I don't think you can expect to recover all the charges. Even if the extension was filed on time, you would still owe the failure to pay penalty and interest.


hirebookkeeper
Pay the $450.00 and ask for a refund from the CPA. You could ask for forgiveness for the penalty. You could file a complaint with the CPA certification/association board.


Jason L
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The IRS is under no obligation to abate the penalty, but I would respond with a letter explaining the situation and get your return filed ASAP. For a larger amount, it could be worth suing your CPA.


Funnyaccountant
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Legally, you are liable for the penalty. If the accountant is a decent person, he/she would pay it. I would use a different accountant next year.


Judy1
The IRS won't get involved - the return was late, it's your return, so you owe them the penalty. You can state your case and request that the penalty be waived, but don't count on it.

Your accountant should actually cover the penalty for you ethically. You could always try small claims court if he won't make it right, but you might or might not win, and might have trouble actually collecting it if his life is that screwed up.

Good luck.


Steven's Love
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I don't know a lot about his, but I'd think you'd have some kind of legal recourse against your accoutant. He is the one who screwed everthing up and incured these extra charges. He needs to learn to leave his personal issues at home and not bring them to the office. Sometimes it can be hard, but it has to be done. Especially when it comes to something as important as someones taxes. I would suggest getting a lawyer and finding out what you can legally do.


Scottie
I believe you just have to pay the penalty. I'd fire the accountant though.


Shannon M
talk to irs
get a new accountant like me for example newlife209@sbcglobal.net
sue him in small claims court
prob have to pay it anyway even if you talk to irs about the issue


LacrosseGirl5
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sue the accoutant for 450 dollars plus compensation, you can do that.


imabitch
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to ninagramma that is a stupid comment, if you own a business you would know that a lot of trust is put into your accountant and if you know you need more time than your accountant files an extension and the person who asked the original question probably already made their prepayments so nothing was late the accountant just forgot to file an extension prepayments are made a year in advance so you should not get behind unless you cannot pay


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