i know i must change it back to regular tax. there is a dvla centre in nottingham will they be able to do it all there for me if i take my insurance documents? also if i rng them in the morning will ...
I thought it was 600.00 per single person and 300.00 for each child. I have one child, so I should have received 900. But I only received the 600.00 for myself.????...
I do pay on a weekly basis, and I am ready to file my income taxes, I am just wondering if the IRS can intercept, if I get any money back? or does the arrears have to be over a certain amount before ...
It says the child must live with you for 6 months, but on Dec 31st of this year my child will be a little over 5 months. Do you think i could still get the earned income credit, has anyone tried this,...
Also, which is better to file...Jointly or Separately? My husband did not file for 2006 because the return said he'd get $ back but then it was rejected and said he owed about $1000...I would ...
Sometimes I feel like we need to show the government that they take way too much out of our paychecks for taxes and what not so we need to show them that we have to live on damn credit cards just to ...
i am currently wking in 2 places 1 full time n other part time both employees deduct 522l as tax code but both deduct different percentage is there a particular way the tax structure works .????...
Join the club! Gas prices are high, everyone pays at the pump. If you are self employed and use it for business travel only then yes you can claim it. If you are simply commuting back and forth to work, sorry you are with everyone else.
That is one of the benefits to buying/renting closer to work. You typically pay more buying/renting closer to cities. You choose where you want to live and gas isn't tax deductible.
Wayne Z
We all choose where we want to live.
Commuting back and forth to work is not deductible.
Judy1
No, that is a commuting expense and isn't deductible. Sorry.
stormwarnfm
The only way you could claim that as a deduction is if you were self employed and the trips were strictly business related and you kept a mileage log (or receipts if your deductions from auto repairs and gas were more than the 48.5 per mile standard deduction).
I know it sounds misleading, especially if you do your taxes with a software program or online...but unfortunately...every American that isn't self employed that travels to work is expected to eat that danged gas expense financially.
myacumen.com
Unfortunately that expense is not deductible because you are simply commuting to and from your place of work.
krennao
I know in my state you can get tax breaks if you drive a hybrid car, not sure about Texas though, or even if you qualify.
Alley J
Tax deductible. There's a section where they ask that if you file your taxes online. They ask about work expenses and deduct that.
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