 Who can claim child on taxes? |
| My ex does not pay child support, even though he has an order. On the custody order, it is worded that we have shared custody, with physical custody with me, he is alloted every other weekend for ... |
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 Higher rate (40% of income tax affect you? (UK)? |
For Up to £33,300k p.a, it's 22%, then it goes up to 40%.
Are you therefore worse off earning £33,400 than if you were earning £33,299?
How does it affect other things ... |
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 Can i claim my new baby on my taxes? |
| Hi. I hope you can help me with a situation i have about when i file for taxes. i am 17 years old and i plan to file my taxes in 2009. I have been working for a year and 4 months now and me nd my ... |
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 Council Tax Court Summons can they do this? |
| I pay my council tax monthly and the installments are 10 payments from 1 April to 1 January for the period 1 April to 31 March (payments due on the 1st) I was a bit short of cash with Xmas ect so ... |
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 If i won $250,000 AUD how much would the tax people take? |
i live in victoria and i earn barely anything
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by the way 40% seems alot. thats like 100,000. can anybody explain this a bit more? 40% is criminal!... |
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 Just a curious. what if ur only income is from interest from a bank? do u still need to file? |
| let said ur only income is from the bank interest. and the interests u earn is $50,000/year. do you still need to pay/file a tax return? and how much tax would that be? roughly 33%? how about $50... |
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 Are businesses required by law to mail you your W-2 by Jan. 31st? |
| I called the place I used to work at and gave the new manager my new address so I could get my W-2. I live 4 hours from where I used to work. She agreed to mail it too me as soon as she received ... |
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 Anyone received tax rebate stimulus checks by mail yet? |
| if so, what are the last 2 didgets...i am really anticipating this money as well as most of you are to...... |
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 Are state tax withholdings based on where you live or work? |
| My husband works for an oilfield company here in New Mexico. Yet, one of the company's rig's, that he works on, is located in Colorado. I was looking over his newest paycheck stub and ... |
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 How will I get my rebate? |
I went direct deposit but the tax place deducted their money from my return. Will I have to wait on a check and also do they deposite the money every so many hours or something? Does anyone know?
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 This morning we received a US TREASURY 220 TAX REFUND, for the amount of $1,397.60. This morning? |
| We got our taxes back in the begining of feb, and this amount doesnt fit the stimulus check we have 2 adults and 2 kids and made like 40k. social ending in 16.... |
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 Do you have to show the profit you make on your house selling for taxes? |
| When you sell your primary place of residence (lived there 10 years), do you have to include the money you made on the sale after property taxes are paid and the mortgage on your income taxes? Is it ... |
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 Do I have to be claimed by my spouse? |
My dad payed for my school all of 2006, while sending me 500 spending money each month. I had been living with my fiance for the past year, and finally got married in November 06.
I feel that ... |
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khan | My employer is taking 6.2% of my income under social secuirty tax? |
When will I be paid this back and Do I need to pay this mandatorily and I am not a US citizen. |
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yourtabo
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You won't be getting it back and it is mandatory as with all taxes. Even if you're not US citizen, you're still required to follow US tax laws if you live in the US. |
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Rob
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yes you do welcome to the USA buddy and thanks for your contribution to our poor social security program and no you wont be paid back. |
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abfabinri
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Sorry you won't. It is a downside to working here as a foreigner you still have to pay into the system. Your lucky to have work so I wouldn't complain about only 6.2%. |
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luvtochasecows
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That is what employers are required to deduct. They match the amount and it is paid to the government. When you are eligible to collect social security, that's technically when it will be paid back to you. |
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L.G.
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If you continue to live and work here, you'll get it when you retire - in the form of a monthly benefit from the U.S. Government. It's called funding your retirement with Social Security benefits. Your employer is required to pay the Government an equal amount out of his own funds in addition to your withholdings. On top of that, he's required to withhold Federal income taxes. If you file tax returns each year, there's a possibility that you may get a portion of those withholdings in the form of a refund, provided you had enough withheld and/or had qualified deductible expenses such as a high amount of medical payments, real estate taxes, etc. |
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Wayne Z
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What type of Visa are you on?
If you are on a work visa (H1B or L1), you pay taxes as any US Citizen would.
Only people working on student visa (F or J ???) are exempt from Social Security Tax. |
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bostonianinmo
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You will never have it paid back to you. Your taxes pay for current beneficiaries.
If you qualify for benefits in the future, the taxes paid by the folks in the labor force will pay your benefits out of their taxes.
It's mandatory for non-resident aliens in most cases. There are exceptions for students in some cases, or if tax treaties apply, but most folks must pay the tax. |
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src50
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You will not get it back. It is a mandatory tax if you are working in the U.S. |
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ninasgramma
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The Social Security tax of 6.2% is mandatory up to the maximum of wages ($102,000) in 2008. You are also paying 1.45% tax for Medicare tax on all your wages.
Neither tax is refundable. |
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Love!
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You will get a tax return for any amount you paid over what is mandatory, and you must pay taxes on any money earned here, even if you are not a citizen. however, that's not really a high rate of taxes, so you will probably get little to nothing back. |
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