I pay my nanny every two weeks. Her next pay period will be the last week of December and the first week of January. Am I supposed to split that pay period in half and include the December half in ...
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In the beginning of December I just got married and I need to know If I have to change my tax information with my W-2 and do I have to file with my husband. I havent even changed my name yet and the ...
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my nephew is married, but has kids from a previous relationship. he has always claimed them on his taxes, since their mother does not work. she has sole custody, but he pays child support on them, ...
No. But is due a refund if his employer withheld any taxes. If they did he should file. Make sure he does NOT claim himself as a dependent because you will be claiming him.
Another reason to file although not required is, his earning will not be posted to his Social Security unless he files.
Jen
It depends on that states tax bracket. If he doesn't make enough he doesn't have to. I would file it anyway just to have it on file
kadel
I am sure the employer withheld taxes and he is probably entitled to a refund.
Judy1
Not if the job was on a W-2. But if anything was withheld for federal income tax, he should file to have it refunded to him.
Cata
You will have to file it for him becauses he is not 18years old yet but you can give it to your accountant and they can do it for you. I believe if you make under $5,000 a year you do not have to file taxes anyway.
Jgirl
I looked into this and, as long as your son is in school full time which at his age i assume he is, and makes less than 5,000 then he is not required to. However if he wants the refund from his withheld taxes he can. It's really up to you.
Ms. Angel..
Even if you do not have to file a return, you should file one to get a refund of any Federal Income Tax withheld.
Don't forget if you claimed him on your taxes for him to check the correct box on his return.
Lynn
If you make under 8000 then no.
sani518
no...im not
marlenekay4
If you look in the beginning of the tax boolket it tells who has to file. I am sure he has to file.
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