 Can I still submit in my tax return from last year? |
| If I didnt file in my tax return last year, can I submit it along with my tax return this year?... |
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 Unpaid council tax bailiffs coming 2? |
| To all the people that aswered my first question regarding my friends unpaid council tax and that the bailiffs are to talk to her regarding a payment plan which has to be done in person. My friend ... |
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 Claiming a dependent? |
| My fiance and I had a son in September. We are not married yet so we will be filing single this year.. if I claim my son this year, can my fiance claim my son next year.. or does it have to be the ... |
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 Which form does the landlord have to fill out for renters for taxes??? |
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Ok, I should clarify this because only a few of you are understanding (and I thank you for those who are!) When one rents an apartment, the landlord usually gives ... |
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 Can a mortgage company take your tax returns? |
| I had to move from one state to another. I have been trying to sell my old house for about a year. Finally I am going to have to do a short sell (I have a couple offers to pay less than what I owe ... |
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 Will i receive a stimulus check from the IRS if i owed them money? |
| I did receive a letter stating i would get a check by the 30th of May but have yet to get anything.... |
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 What is a rebate and who qualifies? 10 points ? |
Apparently if you earn less that the personal allowance you can claim a rebate is this the case?
Any extra would ... |
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 Anyone else think we Brits are Taxed to high heaven.? |
| PAYE, VAT, COUNCIL TAX, the budget!! where does it all end...We Brits are getting Taxed out of existence and these so called MP`s of ours have a cheek to claim thousands of pounds of tax payers ... |
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 Do I have to declare the following on my tax return? |
| I have a second mortgage on my house that I currently owe about $50,000 on. My mom has recently offered to help me out and pay it for me. In other words, she would write the check out to the ... |
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 My employer hasn't taken out any state and federal taxes, what do I do? |
By the time the year ends, my income will be about $10,000. Does anyone know what form(s) I need to file and what how do I find out the percentage that I need to pay?
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 If I am married what is the best way to file my taxes? |
| Well I got married in may 2005. Can I still file single and head of household or do I HAVE to file married. I want to know the best way to get the most money back.... |
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 What does no cash refunds mean on a receipt? |
i bought a game from a store but now i dont want it. i didnt take the plastic off or anything nd the receipt says returns up to 30 days with a receipt...no cash refunds...etc.
does that mean ... |
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 My acknowledgement no is 039305757 please let me know me my application status and if possible my pan NO:-? |
| My First name in the application is Rekha and last name is Sundervel My DOB IS 18/09/87. My coupon number is 027252780... |
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 Council tax direct debit? |
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im trying to repay my council tax arrears i have a direct debit mandate from them that they sent a while ago, should i send it?
im hoping they will accept it, do you think they ... |
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 Will I get a refund??? |
| I was sent a letter from the IRS about 6 months back saying I still owe 200$ for unclaimed income for my 2004 taxes. I have filed for my 2006 taxes already, and am looking at a nice refund. Will the I... |
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curious101 | Question about Taxes and a Student loan in default? |
My student loan is in default (around $7000) I'm not working but I have gotten notices that they can garnish my wages or seize my tax refund. I'm planning on paying it off as soon as I go back to work because I want to go back to school, however I need my refund, is there anyway I can file without having my refund seized? does it matter that i'm married filing jointly? Can they take all of it, seeing as how over half is from my husbands income and he has no defaults against him? |
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call 1800 304 3107, this is the treasury offset hotline. You put in your ss# and it tells you if your refund will be offset.If there is an offset, there may be nothing you can do about it this year, but if u go into loan rehab you'll be able to protect futur refunds from being offset. |
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You need to submit a Form 8379 Injured spouse. The U.S. Dept. of "education" will steal your refund. You will get your portion of it back in 3 to 5 months. The IRS will "prorate" for you if you choose regarding you and your husband's income, deductions and credits.
Fortunately, it is easy to see if it is better for you and your husband to file Married Filing Separately. You just click the buttons in the software. If it is not financially advantageous, you should file jointly and fill out the Form 8379.
The U.S. dept. of evil will always steal your Federal income tax refund, but will not always steal your state income tax refund.
The U.S. Dept of evil has access to your employment records via your state employment agency. But, for some reason, it sometimes takes over a year for the agency to commence stealing your wages. I'm not sure if the portion is 15%. It is 15% when the agency steals social security "benefits". |
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Your husband can file an injured spouse form and they'll take only your share of the refund. |
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i would call sally mae or who ever you have the loan with and talk it out with them, perhaps you can go into forbarance since you are not working, and they can clear the default so you can file and get your refund.
you can also file an injured spouse form with your return, so they wont garnish your husbands part of the refund |
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all federal and state refunds or rebates will be taken for all offsets due for back taxes student loans and back child support until the bill is pay in full and if you have a wage garnishment they will do that also included in the refunds amonuts |
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dylansmom25
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yes they can and they will... it happened to my girlfriend last year...she didnt work at all but filed joINTLY with her husband they took her entire tax return.. |
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Matt
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They absolutely can take your whole refund. I have never seen or heard of anyone taking the whole thing...generally it is only a percentage. I would go talk to an expert...perhaps this year you can have your husband file seperately from you...whatever refund he may get they couldn't have. |
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