 What benefits would I be entitled to claim? |
Hi, I would welcome any advise that people could give me.
I work full time earning roughly £22,000 a year. My husband also works full time and he earns roughly £25,000 a year. We have ... |
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 Can i file separate w-2 forms? |
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 How much must you earn to file taxes? |
| I'm 17 right now and have a job.. however I heard if you make less than a certain amount, you don't have to file taxes for that year? Is this true and if so, what is that amount?... |
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 B4 my grandfather died, he put some stock in my name, and wished for it to be turned over to me when i was 18? |
| he left a woman named elaine as the custodial guardian, technically/legally it wuldnt be mine until im 21, but since he wished for it to be mine at 18, elaine cashed it and sent me a check for $10,000... |
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 Can my x wife file taxes by her self ? |
| me and my wife are getting divorced , it will be finalled in the begining of jan. I was the only one who was working and paying for everything until Nov when we get separated and she started working ,... |
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 I have a tax question? |
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 Is it possible for my wife and I to get a refund on property taxes that our county now admits we overpaid on? |
| We felt we were overpaying on our taxes for years. Our neighbor has a very similar house and his taxes were substantially less. We grieved it several times using his house as a comp and were denied.... |
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 I havent filed my taxes in three years...? |
| what i wanna know is, what's gonna happen when i file my taxes this year? am i gonna get all my tax returns for those years or only from last year?... |
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 Should I file my wifes info if she only made 3832.94 last year? |
| The reason I am asking is because I get diffferent responses saying she didn't make enough and some saying she did.... |
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 If I have more than one w2? |
| They say that now all you need is one pay stub and they can do your taxes. If you have had more that one job this years and don't have the w2 form from your last job is this still an option?... |
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 Do children that work have to file taxes? |
would a child thats been working on and off for the past 4 years
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if they do why dont children or there parents get in trouble when they dont do ... |
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 Should there be a tax on any vehicle getting less than 20 mpg? |
If we can't ban them completely.
I don't know how I feel on the subject, but it is worth discussing. I happen to be fairly conservative on most things, but something has to be ... |
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| Okay when I filed my 2007 tax return I used direct deposit to receive my payment but a month later I closed that bank account that i used to receive the money. Now I am waiting for the 2008 refund ... |
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 In your opinion, which is better H&R Block or Jackson Hewitt? |
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kyle | Recently married, question about her single W2.? |
We were married in July, and since then I've claimed her on my income taxes. We plan on filing jointly. Can I include the W2 she had from a job previous to our marriage in the filing?
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Dave and Rebel G
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yes you can |
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v b
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It's not "can"--it's MUST. |
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ninasgramma
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Yes, both of your incomes for the entire year go on your joint return. You are required to include all of it. |
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Judy1
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You not only CAN include it, you are required to if you file a joint return. |
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stephenweinstein
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If you file jointly, then all income that either or you had at any time in the year, including prior to the marriage, MUST be included. This is not optional; you are required to include it. The ONLY way to avoid including it is to file separately. |
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Harry
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Absolutely. |
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src50
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All 2008 income for both of you goes on your joint return. |
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Ja Ma
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as long as you marry before dec 31 you are considered married for that entire year for tax purposes, i do believel. |
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