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 I commute to work 26 miles each way (40 minutes)--is that deductible for tax purposes?
I'm a teacher and I got the job right before school started, leaving me not much time to look for a new apt or cancel my current lease. So I stayed where I'm at but it's 26 miles away ...


 Why Do Conservative Love Not Paying Taxes? They have so many loopholes you cold driva a car through!?
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 Can my wife's ex-husband claim thier child who lives with us?
My wife's ex husband has claimed their daughter. My wife does not work and I do. We are going to file married jointly but he has already claimed their daughter. This upsets me because he is ...


 Does taking a leave of absence mean quitting???
I work as a PT sales associate and I am planning trip out of Canada...it will be for a month...I was thinking of taking a leave of absence but my employer told me that I will have to quit and that ...


 What does this mean?
I checked my status on my federal tax return and it said that it was mailed on Friday and that i should receive it before march 21st then it goes on to say this
Your refund may be reduced to pay ...


 Its May 28th and I still have not done my taxes. I will not owe the IRS any money so am I screwed or what?
my employer was delayed in sending out W2's....


 (Online petition)......Why is petrol and diesel in the UK?
allowed to be sold by the 0.1p.
Example: 102.9p instead of 103p when it is impossible to split the 1p?
If you want to join the petition, visit the government link at:

http://...


 Do you believe illegal immigrants should be double taxed to prove they want to be here!?
Instead of being tax free for a couple of years they should pay like us! I don't remember ever getting to be tax free, WHERE'S MY FREEBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...


 Donating and claiming it on taxes?
Hi,
I have donated close to $3000 worth of clothing to goodwill here in Hawaii. But i didn't know i could claim it on my taxes. :( I didn't donated for the money but i didn't know ...


 Can you apply for unemployment while you are still working?
weeeellll .... the company i work for gave 260 of their employees 2 months to look for another job because the company is moving to Oklahoma ( im in CA) . but .. i have to stay in the company until J...


 INCOME TAX to be abolished ... To stop CHEATS?
Or at least it should be . and put the lost revenue on FOOD.
That way you could not "CHEAT" the system.
You would only have to add 1 penny to every food item sold to recoup the ...


 I did not work and I did not collect unemployment, do I file a tax return?
I have not worked for two years. Someone told me I still need to file a tax return. Is this true?...


 If I file my taxes early, can I still wait til April 15 to pay?
If I file my taxes early (like in January) and I owe, can I still wait til APRIL 15 to send that payment?...


 Can a personal loan to a friend (that didn't get paid back) be deducted on taxes?
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 I would like to know if there is much hazard in giving my employer my account # for a direct deposit?
I called my bank and they said that the only way someone would be able to tamper with accounts is if he/she had a certain license to do this with the account info; and I could easily file a claim and ...


 What's the difference between an accountant and a chartered accountant?
I have an accountant at the moment, he's a chartered accountant. I'm thinking of changing. My accountant is lovely but I just cant take much in that he tells me, it goes in one ear and out ...


 How long does it take for an atm withdrawal to post to your account?
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 In California, What does CRV stands for?
It has to do with recycling, so I presume C stands for California, R recycling, what about the V?!...


 Can you pay a current employee off the payroll books as unreported income if it remains under $600?
If we have people that we have as employees on payroll can we pay them additional wages off payroll and not have them be taxable as long as it remains under the $600 limit?...


 I did not get the refund today as expected?
I neither owed the IRS money nor did I get a refund. Imagine that? Even though I filled electronically, the IRS had no routing number. So, it looks like I'll have to wait un the end of June ...



evotelution
Should I still file my taxes even if I am past the deadline and did not file for an extention?
I am late to file my taxes because I fogot about it and did not file for an extention. Should I still file my taxes? Incidently, I don't owe anything and live overseas. But I think the question should be answered to the generic point that if one forgot to file when and if should then do so?
                     
 




bostonianinmo
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Yes, you must file. If you file after the deadline you may be subject to penalties and interest for late filing and late payment but you still must file. If you are due a refund there is no penalty for late filing.

Since you are overseas it's entirely possible that the IRS does not have all of the information necessary to calculate your true tax liability. If you don't file they'll estimate your tax liability from the limited information that they do have available and assess your taxes based upon those numbers. This will often result in a tax debt where you are actually entitled to a refund.

You should file your return ASAP to prevent any misunderstandings with the IRS.


acermill
Yes, you can and should file as soon as possible. The IRS will NOT penalize you for a late file, even without filing an extension request, as long as you owe nothing or have a refund due to you.


crazydave
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Yes, you need to file. If you owe nothing or have a refund coming, there will be no penalty.


Judy1
Go ahead and file. If you don't owe anything, there won't be a penalty for filing late.

If someone forgets to file, they should do so as soon as they can when they remember.


Royboy
You may not owe anything but might have something coming back. Do you have a copy of your tax return? Do you have W-2s and other tax documents for the years you need to file? If you are missing any crucial tax documents, you can request copies of your tax documents from the Internal Revenue Service for free.
An experienced tax professional, on the other hand, can help you deal with the IRS. The best way to find a tax pro is to ask your friends, and find a professional with significant experience in preparing back taxes. Good reasons to hire a tax pro: if you need advice on how to handle incomplete tax documentation, or an advocate who will negotiate with the IRS on your behalf.

Either way, you'll be doing plenty of work yourself, such as tracking down missing information


james k
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did you get a w2? did your employeer send you a 1099, (self employeed)? the point is unless you earned your income on a cash basis and irs has no idea you exist, yes you should file.. if you would have had a refund coming and just dont care about it, file anyway.

it's just a really good habit to get into, doing taxes your that is. AND you should always file because of the way the IRS compouds interest; and once they have you, man, they have you!

with all that being said, don't make a mountain out of a mole hill. if you arent a dependent on someone elses taxes, and don't care about any refund you may have had, blow it off. but you need to get in the habit of doing your taxes; and don't be suprised if you don't get bit next year for not filing this year! hope this helps GL with it!


desertlady
yes send it anyway or they will make sure you owe something


alex
legally you can file your personal income taxes with in three years only if you are claiming for a refund (money back), however if you owe the government money a balance due to IRS you will have to pay the late fee for filing late and for paying late, unless you can prove otherwise in written agreement. and by the way if you income for the entire year is under $8,000 you do not have to report it unless you want money back (refund) from IRS.


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