 Anyone receive their Stimulus Direct Deposit? |
| It is May 2nd, my last two digits "09" and nothing yet! Does anyone else have the same problem?... |
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 If giving rebate checks helps the economy, why dont they lower taxes altogether? |
if they lower taxes by lets say 1/2, wouldnt that be helpful for the economy since your keeping your own money and spending it?
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 Do rich guys pay Social Security taxes after they retire? |
| I wonder, that if a person that retires (from work), but has interest income large enough to be taxed, does that person collect SS and also PAY SS??... |
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 How much child maintenance (per week) should be? |
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 Are bonuses taxed at a higher rate than wages? |
| I work in sales and receive a base salary plus quarterly bonuses. It seems that my bonuses take a higher tax hit versus my wages. I've asked for clarification and have received conflicting ... |
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 Wat other options are available for tax exemption other than section 80C? |
| wat other options are available for tax exemption other than section 80c(upto 1 lakh).I have already have 1lakh exemption for LIC premium+housing loan premium(section 80c).What other options are ... |
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 If you make any money in 2007, can you file taxes in 2008? |
i've only worked since september.. so do i file taxes or no.. and plus i have taxes i can file provided by my college
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 How much are taxes on a gift of cash? |
| What would taxes be in the US on a substantial (maybe $40,000) gift of cash made to someone? Would both the giver and recipient be charged taxes or penalties?... |
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 Renting our UK property out and moving overseas. TAX ? |
Hi my husband and I are moving to Australia in December and we are going to rent out our property we have been told we would have to pay Tax on the rental income.
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 Is there a law that states we have to file a 1040? |
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| Im a single mother with one chlid and made only 8,200 this year and turbo tax is telling me im only getting? |
back $453and I dont qualfy foe EIC for my one child does that sound right Im sure I should get more then that back with all of the new tax refunds
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Laura D | What happens if taxes have not been filed in 3 years? |
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I am assuming this will work in mine and my husband's favor. His ex-wife has not filed taxes for over 3 years, my stepson insists on living with us and I guess we won't "need" to take her to court since her days are numbered. :)
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Brian G
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If you had income that would have required filing, you should be receiving a notice any time from the IRS that you either need to file, or they will estimate your tax based on the information they have and send you a bill. Believe me, it's better to file yourself than letting them estimate.
They have the option of prosecuting you, but they usually don't do that until you have actively refused to pay the taxes (as opposed to passively refusing by not filing). You will continue to rack up late filing fees, late payment fees, and interest on the amount due until you file and pay. |
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Michael A
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Hey Laura,
Fess up and get it over with. Better than worrying about it for who knows how long and how are you gonna file taxes now? Don't admit anything they can't prove but gov. can be ruthless. might want to get a lawyer, just in case. |
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Yanswersmonitorsarenazis
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It's actually a jailable offense to not file your tax returns.
If you're owed money, they won't likely bother you, because after 3 years, you lose all rights to collect those refunds.
If there's an error, they have 7 years to figure it out. I don't believe there's a time limit for them to collect on unfiled accounts though.
Time to suck it up and get them filed. If you owe and can't pay, they'll let you set up payment plans as long as 5 years. They're not so bad to work with if they see you're trying to get right with them. Dodging the IRS is always a bad idea in the long run though, and eventually it catches up to you. |
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Robert C
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The IRS comes and arrests you. |
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dellptn
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That's tax evasion and under the Bush administration they'll probably consider a crime against humanity. I would contact an IRS rep immediately and "come clean". Your going to get caught it's just a matter of time. The U.S. Government doesn't function so efficiently through deliquent payments and I.O.U.s. See if you can work out a plan with them, you will get audited and possibly charged with a crime but the sooner you act the better you will look in the courts eyes. Consult an attorney , hope this helps |
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calebb1982
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You betta watch yo back playa! |
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lacoste042
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One word, Electric Boogaloo! |
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Oh wow ♥
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They'll come a-knockin. |
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