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 Who can claim me on their taxes this year? My Boyfriend or my mother? |
| I did not work this year at all, so i was wondering if my boyfriend would be able to claim my daughter and I, we go back and forth form staying at his mothers house and mine, but we DONT have the ... |
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 If a person wins a large sum of money playing internet poker, what are the tax implications? |
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 Whos claims the kids on their taxes? |
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My husband has been filing Single two dependents on his check at work. He just changed to married 6 dependents. Will this make a diffrence on what he brings home?
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 My wife works at a private school which requires us to send our children there. Is tuition tax deductible? |
| By contract our children must attend the private school system at which my wife teaches. Failure to do so would result in her dismissal. Can we claim the tuition as an employee business expense for ... |
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 What do I do if my old employer fails to send me my W2s from the past year? |
| I have a deadbeat former employer and I'm fairly certain that he won't send me a W2 for the time I worked for him. I am unsure how to even get a hold of him since his business has since ... |
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shebang | We owe IRS $10,000 dollars do we need to pay? |
we were audited with our 2004 tax refund and given 90 days to give all receipt we file.and we owe 40,000 aside from thati dnt know what to we are on low income.but good job im tired working already.i want to start homemade bussiness that means i have to get money from our monthly income again.i dnt want to consolidate or file bankrupcy.pls help. |
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Julie
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Yes, you need to pay. The IRS is one creditor that you don't want to mess with -- they can take nearly everything. And bankruptcy won't help because a debt to the federal government isn't discharged during bankruptcy. Plus, you can likely be charged extra fees for evading payment.
The best thing to do is probably to be direct with them about your financial situation. They can work with you to set up a payment plan. Other than that, you might want to talk with an attorney. |
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Debt Free!
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the IRS will MAKE you pay. you don't have to do anything. they will take care of it all.
however, you can work out a payment schedule with them to pay it. |
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Donna W
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you need to pay.
Ask for a revised payment plan? Maybe they do that. |
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chelebeee
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Don't worry, the government will find a way for you to pay them back. |
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Judy1
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Yes, you need to pay, and if you suddenly quit a good job to avoid having money for them to take, don't expect them to just say OK because you're tired of working - they'll start seizing your assets, or if this is seen as deliberate, you could be in serious trouble.
If you couldn't produce receipts when you were audited, you can't have been real surprised that you ended up owing money over items you had claimed but didn't have documentation for.
Filing bankrupcy wouldn't discharge your tax debt anyway. |
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Janet P
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Bankruptcy wouldn't help you anyway.
yes, you need to pay. They WILL take everything you own, now and in the future. They charge killer interest.
You stole $10k from the American Citizens. We want it back. |
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elliebear
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I don't know how an Attorney can help you?
You can't Sue the Government.
Work out a payment schedule with them.
Do It now before it's due. |
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Bettina C
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Yes, you'll have to pay. But you can apply for an installment plan with the IRS. |
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Barry auh2o
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You're better off trying to avoid paying a loan shark than the IRS. |
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BosCFA
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What you need is an attorney. |
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