 Just got married. Forgot to update W-2 to married status. How should I file tax? |
| I got married in June 2006, but forgot to update my W-2 to married status. I would prefer to file jointly but not sure if having to forget to update the W-2 matters.... |
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 They are taking half my paycheck! Taxes are anyway. I'm a cosmetologist. ? |
| How can I solve this problem?? I've never had this happen. They tax half of my paycheck no matter how much I make. I make hourly with commission. I do make tips too. and I do report them. Taxes ... |
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 Stimulance check? |
| me and my husband are getting the check but we broke up and i want to know if he can cash it without me... im a house wife and he works but he calimed me on the taxes .. i just want to split the ... |
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 My employer doesn't withhold taxes, how do I know how much to save for taxes? |
| I'm considering a contract job that has a W-9 form that I sign. How do I know how much to save to pay taxes? I'm married, filing jointly.... |
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 Whats the difference btwn 1 and 0 on a W-4? |
For example: If you put 1, you get more money taken out each paycheck and less of a tax refund and if you put 0 you get less taken out each paycheck and more of a tax refund.
Is that right,... |
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 I haven't recieved my stimulus check. Should I worry? |
| I heard the last day they irs sent them out was June 2 and I was told I was eligible for it but I havent recieved ... |
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 We are having a debate at work and i think it is smarter to file "0" on your taxes if you are single. |
| I was always told that if you file zero on you taxes, that means that you are claiming "zero" and that they will take the most amount out of your paycheck so you most likely will not have ... |
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 I am a part time nanny, If my employers don't claim my income on their taxes do i have to file my own? |
| My employers are paying my in cash and not claiming me as an employee on their taxes, so do I still have to claim this income on my taxes? I work another job in a restaurant and obviously file those ... |
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 Can we get tax credits we earn £22,500 per yr with 3 children? |
| if i move in with my partner will i still get my tax credits i earn £7000 per yr he earns £15,500 i also have 3 dependant ... |
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 I have a tax question involving independent contract work.? |
| my boyfriend works for fedex for his dad, and he owes alot of money on his taxes because when he started he though the taxes were taken out. But come to find out he owes like $8000 for the past 2 ... |
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 Do you need a SSN to get a tax preparer license? |
| If you wanted to get a tax preparer license, do you need to have a social security number?... |
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 Do I get a refund of social security and medicare taxes paid? |
Are Social Sec and Medicare taxes refundable if income falls under certain condition?
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 I did not file my taxes for 2005, what will happen.? |
| I was on deployment all through tax filing season of 2005 and totally forgot to file my taxes. I usually get about 400 to 500 dollars back every year so its not like I owed any money to the IRS. J... |
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 Should all British subjects pay tax.? |
| If one is British and live abroad, one can connive not to pay UK income tax. However, Americans must pay tax wherever they may live or risk not being let back into the homeland.... |
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marius1997 | Tax rebate really a rebate or truely a loan??? |
Correct me if I'm wrong, but based on the 2001(?) rebate, won't this new rebate being worked on actually lower your tax refund in april 2009? I seem to remember that I was supposed to get several hundred dollars back last time, but ended up with nothing because you had to subtract the "rebate." If this is true again, why is no one talking about it on the news? I don't want a loan. I'd rather get my tax refund in 2009. |
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If you wished to give away 150 billion this is the total reverse of anything that would really work. I know that it isn't a popular these days to say it but what would get me to feel better about my pocketbook and the days to come would have more to do with my employer getting a break with the cost of employment which has shot up a great deal here on the west coast.
When I consider my rebate check of $300 - $600 which is about 1/4 of the withholding of my paycheck from the first 2 weeks of 08 I don't find myself jumping for joy and would be lucky if it would afford an item made in China.
After all of that I am sure it will be taxable income so the iRs will take back about half of it in 09.
I am sorry but the Congress couldn't hit a target from 2 feet away with a shotgun and I think they missed on this one bigtime and are using the excuse that this fix must be done in a hurry. |
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Robert B
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I have the same question, but also another: Why were so many of us surprised about this in 2001? Why didn't Congress or the media inform us that, for most of us, the rebate was essentially an advance on our next tax refund? Again, nothing has been said about this 2008 rebate except by us grass roots people. |
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Scott K
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Good question. The last time was merely a loan. I haven't seen those details about this package, but the wording indicates that it might be the same thing. I guess we'll have to see how it shakes out in the wash. |
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Dragonfly
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I too would like to know how this
re-bate and switch will affect my
taxes next year.
Is this truly a rebate from what was
paid in taxes last year... or is it an
advance on taxes paid this year
and will have to be paid back on
the 2009 tax return ??
In 2002 was the rebate taxed
as ordinary income or was the
entire amount a tax debit ?? |
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sleepycatz1972
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yes. this is considered an advance on next yr's taxes and may lower your refund then. some people may not want to accept this rebate now because of that. if your taxes are already set so that you break about even on your refund each yr, this may not be a good thing to take right now as it will put you in the hole come next yr. (and yes, you have a choice in the matter, just like we did with the last one.) |
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kt_b_blue
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It is a rebate.
It is also taxable, however, but it does not have to be repaid.
This is in ADDITION to your tax refund. Its not a one-or-the-other case. You get your refund AND the rebate. |
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v b
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You won't be given a choice in the matter.
It was an advance in 2001. You didn't get the money twice, so it you got the money early, you got less at tax time.
The only difference is that if you didn't actually owe taxes in 2008, they might not make you pay it back. |
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wartz
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Nobody knows yet. Wait unitl is gets passed by congress. |
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