 Which state do I file state taxes with when I move? |
| I used to live in Maryland for several years. The company I worked for is located in Maryland and I recieved my W-2 while I was located in maryland. On Feb 2007, I moved to california. The question ... |
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 What is a paycheck stub? Am I getting it if I get paid through checks? Where do I look? |
| I am going to have to pay all my taxes anyway, right? Either they take them out of my paycheck or I py them in th ereturn, it's the same amount to be paid, correct?... |
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 What is the best way to report someone who is hidding major income from the IRS. Who should I contact? |
| This is concerning a puppy mill, horse breeding farm, and horse trainning. All monies are hidden under the table BUT all expences are claimed as well as trips to out of state for fun.... |
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 Who else thinks the whole "Stimulus Check" idea is NOT going to boost the economy? |
| So far, I haven't talked to anyone who received the full "$600 a person". My husband and I only received $850 total, and we didn't even get a check. The IRS credited the whole ... |
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 At what age do you start paying taxes? |
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 Wages-uk answers only please? |
| putting in for job-can someone please work out the monthly and annual salary looking at these numbers please- 37 .5 hours a week at 7.24 an hour thanks if u can ... |
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 What is the best way to fill out the W-4 form, if I want more money from my paycheck? |
I bought a condo, and want to write off the taxes and interest that I will pay, and wanted to know how this system works.
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 Why is there sales tax on coffee in California ? |
I just bought coffee from the largest chain supermarket in the West, and it was 1.95 for a medium cup, plus .16 sales tax !! And there is no tax on food items in CA.
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 Told my boss ive been overpaid? |
| i realised on my wage slip that i was over paid by £580 pounds and told my boss and has told head office cos of the amount of tax and ni they have took of me can i arrange to pay back in ... |
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 Do I have to file a federal tax return if I received one payment of miscellaneous income (1099 form)? |
| I'm a university student and my only income for 2007 was volunteering in a medical study. I was paid a few thousand dollars for being in this study, and no taxes were taken out of the payment I ... |
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 Can I Carry a Child on my taxes without a social security number? |
| I am currently pregnant and due to have my baby in Feb 2008 can i carry my baby without a social security number.... |
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Arthur D | Umm what do I do if I havent paid taxes ever? |
Boy I know IRS is gonna come after me for this, but I havent filed for taxes in 7 years .. Really never I worked a lot of odd jobs but never had them long enough to file. I know the government is gonna come after me unless I use the IRS is illegal defense. Quite frankly, I would rather just file. So my question is could I file for the years I didnt file and pray they dont audit me or should I just get ready to go to jail? |
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Yes, you should contact a tax attorney if you were required to file income taxes and didn't.
However, not everyone that works is required to file an income tax return. Each year's filing requirements are different, but here's the requirements for 2006. If your gross income was under these amounts, you do not have to file a tax return:
- single under age 65: $8,450
- single age 65 and over: $9,700
- married filing jointly (both spouses under age 65): $16,900
- married filing jointly (one spouse under age 65): $17,900
- married filing jointly (both spouses age 65 and over): $18,900
- married filing separately (any age): $3,300
- head of household & qualifying widow(er): varies based on special situations.
The rules for a single person claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return are a little more complicated, and are based on earned income and unearned income (interest, scholarships, capital gains), so it's a little more involved.
Unfortunately, if you were self-employed and made over $400, you must file (even if you made less than the amounts above).
I suggest looking at your W-2s and pay stubs, and complete each tax return for the past 7 years to see if you really had to file.
This will also be a chance to see if the IRS owes you any money.
If you don't have your old W-2s, one place to get old income information (besides contacting your past employers) is from the social security administration, which keeps track of your reported income. |
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1. The "IRS is illegal" defense is not a defense at all.
2. There is no such thing as "not having a job long enough to file". Every penny of earned income is subject to taxation by the Federal government. |
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regerugged
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Talk to an attorney who specializes in US federal income tax. He may be able to work out a settlement that eliminates interest charges and keeps you out of jail.
If you do anything on your own, you will be raising a red flag the IRS will come looking for you. You have to put your Social Security number on any tax return. An automated computer search will alert auditors that there have been no prior filings. |
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zyberianwarrior
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is it under $5,000 of earned income per year????
If so don't worry about it. If not better start filing they will catch you edevntually. |
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Peggy Sue
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Don't worry about it. If you've NEVER filed, they have no record of you yet. If you've had jobs where they took taxes out, you probably should have been getting refunds, so the IRS would have owed YOU money. If no taxes have been taken out for you, they don't even know you exist. |
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jseah114
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Yes, you can go back and file. If you didn't earn a lot of money, you probably might not even owe any tax. |
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David B
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best to come in from the cold...quite possibly you didnt owe much if any taxes from odd jobs. If you still have the w 2s I would contact the local IRS office and make arrangements with them to come in and work it out. Its not in their best interest to tear you up. You could also just file the past years, using each past year paperwork, follow instructions of the forms re penalties and all, and see how that goes. |
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kyla
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RUN...... fast and far...... |
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daoco
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File before they catch up with you. Contact an EA or CPA and have them enter a POA for you on E-services and pull wage and income transcripts for you and prepare the open year returns. You may have refunds. File your returns pay the balance due and hope they don't come after you for the earlier years. Then go forth and sin no more. |
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