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 My son was born Feb 6th of this year, am I able to claim him on my 2007 taxes?
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 If I am married and providing the only income for my household; can I file as head of household on my taxes?
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 Is everyone supposed to get a stimules check???
I have not received mine yet. I only made $5000 last year, due to staying home with my daughter and son. I am recently single and I filed my tax return seperately. My ex claimed the kids......am I ...


 How do I sell my house without paying gain tax?
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 Is it really necessary to print out your tax returns?
I did it on turbotaxonline, but I ran out of ink....


 If someone has more money than they need to live on, should the excess be taken from them?
If so, who is to determine how much one "needs"? Who is to do the taking, and on what moral and legal grounds do they have that right?
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 Can my parents claim me as their dependent?
I am 19 years old.
Full time student at a state university.
I work part time and made $11,692 for 2007.
I live with my parents....


 IRS stimulus hotline/wheres my stimulus?
So i called Call the stimulus hotline. (866) 234-2942 and the website and nothing. last two are 41. i still get the *SORRY* crap. So whats the deal, i see other people getting info about it with ...


 The IRS SAYS I WORKED A JOB THAT I DIDNT?
its been going on now for a few years. no matter what i do it's not proof enough for them. i never even lived in the state that they are saying i worked in. they have tried to garnish my wages ...


 Will I get a stimulus Check?
My mother claimed me on her taxes, but a letter told her that only children born after december 1990 are eligible for the extra 300 dollars.
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okay im sorry i didnt add ...


 Gross Salary-What is my nett?
I have seen a job that is paying £36,000 pa Gross. How do I calculate the ammount of Tax and Ni Contributiions to arrive at a monthly nett figure?
I do not have any outstanding tax from ...


 Should I declare dependants on my Tax Return?
Say "jim" was together with "sally" for 5 years and they were common law, and sally had a child. Jim took care of the child but was not the biological father and unfortunately ...


 Wait... Theres no law in the U.S. that requires you to pay Income Tax?
You pay a tax on the income that you earn and file it with the IRS but do you really have to? So why are you paying and who will get rid of it? The truth to this answer will shock you.
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 Why is our fuel so expensive (UK) ?
If over the past few years when the £ has been getting stronger against the $ and fuel is bought in $, why has it been getting more expensive for us ? Have I missed something or am I just not ...


 What is the most money you can make without reporting it to the IRS?
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 How can I claim milage when I file my taxes?
I DRIVE FOR WORK TO SALES APPTS I WAS TOLD I CAN GET UP TP 30 CENTS A MILE. IF THIS IS TRUE HOW DO I GO ABOUT DOING SO....


 If I owe the IRS money and am getting a refund on my 2006 taxes, is there a way to apply that?
I'm using Turbo Tax and I don't see that as an option. Do I need to file on a 1040ez instead?

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 Would making community college tuition free mean more taxes for us?

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Gov. Mike Easley & Bev Purdue wants that in my state.
Charlotte's mayor, Pat McCrory opposes it.
Is Mayor McCrory right?...


 Hi my fren has applyed for PAN Card But still it is under process? ?
Hi my fren has applyed for PAN Card in NSDL on 9-09-2008, Acknowledgment Number:061900100010545, But still it shows it is under process why it is too late? why these people make deley?...


 How many hours a week can a person work in the UK?
how many hours can a person work in the UK?

is this possible for a week :-

Full time-35 hours
part time- 25 hours
part time- 20 hours

Am i allowed to work ...



AppGotti2006 M
So, is e-filing somthing like a rapid refund return? you get half in a week, and the rest latter?
i made no mistake on my tax return, i always have it done professionaly and looked over.
                     
 




notaperviemusculargent
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Don't go to block nor jackson-hewitt. Stay way away from refund anticipation loans. That is what you are referring to. H&R Block has to fold up their operation. Firstly, the firm is not to print the SS# of the client on any of the Tax software they send out.
Secondly, they are not to advertise "refund anticipation loans". Not only were they never necessary, they are not ethical, the interest rate annualized - especially when you add the fees and figure them in - is outrageous. Senator Schumer testified that it is as high as 1700% APR.
In addition, it is unwise to do what boiler room unscrupulous preparers do. Their motivation violates IRS ethics, Block should not want to be associated with such unconscionable shenanagans. In the case of refund anticipation loans, the motivation is NOT to help the client. The client is seldom informed that he/she may be turned down for the loan due to a government agency seizure or the IRS wanting to examine the return. That means you pay the ERO and bank fees in vain. Here's a couple that may be decent: Free1040now, Tax-act and may be FreeTaxUSA. I used Tax-act for the first time. It is slow; you have to start all over again if you want to change a business or capital gain/loss entry for example. But it is free so long as you only do the Federal and ignore all the advertisements to spend money. Unless you are in a complicated tax situation, you do not need expensive software. I found this out the hard way.

Wow! One thing to watch out for: refund anticipation loans {RALs}: Don't do it. What they do is USURY and should be illegal. These "emerald" loans are just as unscrupulous as the whole life insurance companies. Instead of being remorseful and ceasing to attempt to bleed the public, they came out with universal life. An out and out "stick 'em up! Now, Block with their refund anticipation loans, instead of ceasing such things, have come out with the "emerald loans", or "green emerald loans". They want to trap you in to having no choice but to return to them. That's the same as whole life insurance. I heard more prospective clients tell me "I've put too much in to it. I can't get out". Same scenario. So don't go to Block. Here is a testimonial: "If you got an emerald advance line done from them in December probably yes {you're trapped in to returning to that outfit}. If you can, do not go to H&R Block this year. My sister got an advance done in December and she paid through the teeth this tax season. She paid almost double what she did in 2006. Also, they are not issuing checks anymore, either. They are giving the early anticipation loans now on a debit card. My advice for you is to go to a local private tax preparer who will probably do the return for under $100. They can e-file the tax return and you won't have to pay the outrageous fees. So if you did have H&R Block do an advance in December you'll have to have them finish the other part of the return for 2007. If you didn't then you won't have to return there." Another testimonial. Evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse. Certainly applies to H&ripoff: Beware of the H&R Block Emerald card..Tell your friends!? {sic. Means ! or !!} I got my 2007 taxes on the H&R Block pre paid {sic} emerald card. I was buying my wife a car and had the guy run the card. The card machine didn't say or print anything. We didn't know what to do, the guy said "for some reason this card isn't working." We paid with a different card. When I got home and checked my account, the money had been deducted from the card and put on hold for an 8 week length to be paid to the dealership. We essentially have paid for the car twice! The dealership has done every thing they can to get the money released. My wife has went into the h&r block office and made dozens of calls to the 1 800 number. Most calls you get hung up on. All I want is for them to release my money back to me so that I can pay off the other card. I am being charged interest on the amount. I am thinking about taking them to small claims court and exposing them to the media! Warn everyone you know....this card is a hoax!

More: When my ex and I went to H&R dilldocks, we found we "owed" a large tax bill when we did not. They calculated penalty and interest for us! That's up to the taxpayer and the IRS!! We had claimed a few exemptions. Then the H& dumbbell rep said "drop 'em". That's what she said. All the things you can legally do to save on your taxes; all the deductions and credits;
all the ways you can save on your income taxes and you can find more ways every year. That's what she said: "drop 'em" {!!!!}. No questions; no time consuming, exhaustive, digging earnestly and more and more diligently for deductions; no asking about receipts and diaries of expenses; no list to prepare to save on taxes in future
years - worse than worthless! In a sub sequent year, the moron told us that we were employers and had to withhold social security from our babysitter. The limit for reporting income then was $125 or $150 per quarter. We didn't have to file Schedule H!! So we didn't have to withhold Federal taxes!! I want H&R lying thieves to pay me back for the double charges plus interest and penalty! We only paid around $50 to the babysitter for the entire year, if that much. Yet H&R dumb dumb told us that we were employers and had to withhold tax from this poor lady!! We were NOT employers!!! We did not have to fill out a W-2 nor did we have to fill out a 1099, for that matter. They did not tell us to get a second opinion!!! Those idiots did not know the tax law that they professes to know!! Further, the brain dead and thief told us that their company {H&R ripoff} would graciously amend our income tax return. We didn't need the return amended!! They didn't even know the tax law for child care providers!! Then they charged us the equivalent fee without any advance warning!! They said they would do it. They did not have to; they lied. then they made it appear as if they would do it without a fee, since there was only one entry to "change". They lied to us!! We did not need to file a Schedule H!!!! Whether we babysat or not was none of their business!! They had no business even asking that question !!! They are agents for the Feds. They added interest and penalty on that we were not liable for!!!!!!!! They certainly are not interested in you the client paying the least possible legal tax! The fact that they are still in business show how illiterate taxpayers are about their taxes. That's what started my business. I got tired of overpaying frightfully on my taxes. I went into competition with H&dishonest and exposed them. If they had been right, they would have mentioned the state unemployment tax administration that employers are required to pay in to !!!! They did not mention the state nor FUTA!!!!
H&R lying, abominable criminal thieves are the most lying, conniving, double crossing lowlife on earth!! They have no business calling themselves "income tax preparers"!!
Another testimonial. You see how this all ties together. H&R is not looking out for you, the taxpayer: "Dont! They work with the government to screw you! Yes I've had them done there. I also have a {sic} accountant friend who worked there one day and quit when she saw how they were doing people. She was trying to help save people money and her boss pulled her aside and said 'we don't do that here!' "

You can do your taxes yourself unless you are in a complicated situation - a proprietorship, partnership, lot of real estate deals with depreciation, foreign taxes and regulations, own a mutual fund
- along that line. If you are not comfortable, get on the National Association of Enrolled Agents - naea.org - website. Click on "Find an enrolled agent". Type in your town, state or zip code. Enrolled agents do not work cheap, but your taxes will be done right and they will go with you if you are audited by the IRS. They are usually not attorneys but have the power of attorney with the IRS.
Enrolled agents are professional tax practitioners who have technical expertise in the field of taxation, and are licensed to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service at all administrative levels. Moreover, enrolled agents are the only tax practitioners required by Federal law to maintain their expertise through continuing professional education. Tax attorneys and CPA's used to, but lobbied and no longer are required. It was too hard for them to pass the EA examination and to maintain their certification through continuing professional education. A CPA is worthless to the taxpayer unless that taxpayer is an Enrolled Agent. Note all the scandals. Accountants can't account. Lawyers lose on your behalf and lose radically. Bankers are insolvent. Journalists can't report: they never tell the truth. Economists can't predict recessions and depressions. There have been ZERO scandals in the vast majority of enrolled agent chapters since the founding of the NAEA in 1982.
http://www.naea.org


bostonianinmo
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No.

E-filing will get you your refund in 8 to 15 calendar days if you opt to have your refund sent to your bank directly by the IRS.

A rapid refund loan is a rip-off offered by some of the tax prep mills. The interest rate and fees add up to between 500% and 2,600% APR given that the term of the loan is as few as 5 days. And if the loan is denied, your refund will take LONGER to get to you than if you simply e-filed for direct deposit.


Jim
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If you did your taxes online with www.freetaxusa.com you would get your refund in ten days. None of the rapid refund crap from h and r block. It's really easy.


lil_majestic
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No, e-filing is like emailing your return directly to the IRS. Rapid refund is a loan that you get before your refund is actually ready based on your return.

In some cases people get half up front and half the next day based on their credit.


Judy1
No, efiling means that the return is sent directly to the IRS computers and not mailed in. It does speed up getting your refund, but you get the entire refund at once. If you ask for direct deposit, it will take 8-15 days - a paper check takes an extra week to be mailed out.


Steve
If you file electronically, you should get your refund within 2 to 3 weeks of filing your tax return.

If you use Rapid Refund or any other refund anticipation loan, then you are getting royally screwed by the company because of the high fees and interest charges.


v b
Something caused your return to be flagged. Either there is a typo in a name/ssn (causing a math error) or you are being sent to audit for something like EIC. These can take weeks/months to resolve, so the IRS gives you the undisputed portion of your refund now.


Hippie C
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No, the IRS only receives your tax return faster so you will get it back faster than you would if you filed it on paper.


kckid2
EFiling is not like rapid refund. The rapid refund is for those who want to pay an enormous amount of interest so that can have their refund maybe 14 days sooner. They make pawn shops seem like churches.

Efiling on the other hand speeds up the processing of your return. allowing you to collect your overpayment in much less time than a paper return... typically 2 weeks.

I oppose efiling for one reason only: IRS loves it.


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