I have a part-time job that does not deduct federal tax from my paycheck. I am single with no dependents and I will probably make around $4000 this year from it. What percentage of my paycheck ...
My spouse and I separated for the final time on July 31, 2007. I obtained a protective order for my children and myself which granted me custody. What is my filing status for the 2007 return. T...
I've been in my job now for 4 months and i'm still been emergency taxed and i'm only 16. Does it sort out automatically or do i ahve to do something? Additional Details ...
IM 21 i didnt go to school last year He wasnt supposed to claim me but he did i want to file my taxes but i dont know if im gona be held acountable if i put down that i was claimed on my taxes ...
i got myself into big trouble. My kids and I recieve food stamps. I took on a babysitting job making some extra cash last year, but I never told the state. I am still way below the maximum amount to ...
Husband & wife owns a tiny neighborhood convenience store(sells groceries, beer & wine, lottery) & works 7 days a week (about 80 hrs/week). They've been working in this arrangement ...
I had a son nov 2007. i'm 19 yrs old n i filed my 2006 and 2007 taxes together in februaury. My mother didn't claim me, and still yet I did not receive a letter saying I would be receiving ...
I got married last April so this is all new to me. We live in California. My husband was a student last year and made $15,000. I made $57,500. I would like to know what is more advantageous as a ...
My husband and I married in March of 2007? We have three children. I am wondering what way we can file and still get a good amount back. Last year I filed and received $5,000 and he filed and ...
I got a letter from IRS saying I owe money for not filing taxes in 2003. I was 19 and made 16k that year. I lived with my parents and I was a full time student but I wasn't claimed as a ...
I have someone that I know is babysitting children, in her home and charging people money. I know that she does not claim this money on her taxes and has done this for over 10 years? There are ...
Yes he should, he probably qualifies for the Earned Income Credit so he should get lots of money back (whatever was withheld for federal plus about $400 for the EIC.)
Judy1
If he's in the US, he is only required to if $400 or more of that is from self-employment. Otherwise, he is not required to, but should if he had anything withheld for federal income taxes so he can get it refunded to him.
He is only eligible for earned income credit if he's between ages 25 and 64. If he's under 25, he's not eligible unless he has a qualifying child.
?
Yes!Always file your tax returns. He may even get a few bucks back depending on the tax bracket he is in. Because he is under $7200 (if in Canada) he has nothing to loose. But its best to keep those taxes up to date cause it will suck if the government decides to give him a hard time for it. My brother made the same mistake. Besides he may even qualify for GST.
SuzyBelle04
uh, yeah he should, he will get some money back, and it will let him know if he owes the IRS anything..........or he could just do nothing and wait and let them find him.
tom4bucs
yep - guess he needs to take classes in economics
so he can keep his hard earned money!
why not keep it all - lets abolish the IRS
angel
Yes of course everyone has to file their taxes & he should get money back
Michael W
everyone MUST FILE TAXES if they even have just $1 in income. It's the LAW....
Robin M
Yes as long as you make 600.00 per year you must file he may also receive earned income credit and poverty level income that is if you earn less than 9999.99 per year weather you are single or not. Since he is a student i believe their is a credit for that as well. Check it out.
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