Has anyone actually called the IRS about the refund date changing from "by feb. 3" to was deposited on January 23? and if so, what did they say...too hard to get through to them right now. ...
Additional Details It is a spousal issue and she is just out to get over on me to be completely honest...our joint account is no longer joint and I have been denied access...looks like I...
Im 18 and I quit my job about 2 months ago and have been living off with what I saved until now. Well to put a long story short I go to the casino every weekend and have been winning ...
times are tough this year and taxes on that are usually pretty high. The site is based off shore and I never get a 1099 for my winnings so I am just curious if anyone knows first hand about this or ...
I live with my parents and a full time college student but I support at least half of my living spents by myself. I'm turning 21 this year and wondering if I can claim myself as an independent ...
im new on computers.ive got an email from"feDex courier" <fedexnigeria_courierdelivery@live.com> stating i have a large sum of money,for a handling fee of 185.00.do i report this to ...
My fiance made more money than I did last year so I was wondering who should claim the kids for taxes? I always thought the person who made the least should claim them, but then somebody else told ...
my cousin is a cpa and i always go to him. my boyfriend said i should go to h&r block to get it done. i went to my cousin again and got 1/3 of what i paid. my boyfriend says i should have gotten ...
what are you talking about? how much in soc security is being withheld? if the two taxes added together equal 7.65% of your gross pay- you're getting exactly what is required to be withheld and nothing more. that amount pays retirement benefits for people who are retired now - that's the way the system works
claudiacake
I don't see how this would be possible, as deductions coming out of your check would be tied to your social security number.
Judy1
For their OWN? That doesn't even make sense. And by the way, it's social security, not SSI, that money is taken out of your paycheck for. - they are two very different programs.
Spice M
You really need to find out more about this..and you can't do it here..you need to find out on the tax laws in your own state. If they are doing this it is called fraud. If you find out thats it id fraud and what they are doing is wrong..you can report them to the tax department for fraud.
schwildcat1977
no its not legal - they can only take out for yours.
T Taylor
No its not legal at all. The employer is suppose to pay halfof your ssi and medicare taxes, and you pay half. What do you mean they are taking this out of your check to pay their taxes?
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