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 Is it better to contribute pre-tax dollars or after tax dollars to your 401K?
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 Can I claim myself as a dependent on my tax return if my parents already have?
I'm a 22 year old college student and my mother claimed me as a dependent on her tax return because I used her income to apply for financial aid. Can I still claim myself as dependent on my tax ...


 Tax Help, Please ... What STATE form do I use if I've used a 1040EZ for Federal?
I am in California if that makes a difference.
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Thank you to everyone with your quick responses.

Just_Wondering ... thank you for including the website ... ...


 If I don't pay taxes meaning I only get refunds, will there be a benefit in making a tax deductible donation?
I mean will it make the refund larger or something like that? Thanks....


 Do I have to claim money given me by mother in law to help with bills.?
My mother in law moved in with us 2 years ago and has been giving us $200 a month to help with food and bills. Do I have to claim this as income?...


 If You Are A Seinor Citizen, Will You Get A Refund In May, Or Is It Just For People Who File Taxes?
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 On savings accounts, how much interest do you have to earn in a year to have to pay Capital Gains taxes?
For example, say you have $5,000 in a 5% interest savings account. Which would be $250 in interest a year. At what amount do you have to pay capital gains tax?...


 Didn't file Taxes in 2008? Where do i go from here?
Yeah i didn't file taxes this year. I was 17-18 last year and i didn't work the full year. But i was working full time for awhile only making around minimum wage. So i dont have a clue as ...


 What bills do Americans pay? What state are you in?
In the UK we pay -

*income tax & ntional insurance (directly from our wages/salaries) graduated from 22% up depending on how much you earn.
*stamp duty on property
*council ...


 The IRS says I owe them more than my net worth, what do I do?
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 What is a tax return?
i dont understand any of the tax laws. except i have paid it and would like some back if im intitled to it. can some one explain how it all works for a employed worker like me....


 Can an individual open and run two firms or more,in india ?
Are there any sales-tax or income tax implications in such cases ?...


 I got married a few weeks ago and i was wondering how soon i can claim my spouse on my taxes?
He's unemployed and i want to lower my tax ...


 Who can help me to claim, without payin couriers money coz i don't have?
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 Do we need to pay tax for interests earned from accounts in CITIBANK?
I was told that we do not need to pay interests for accounts in domestic banks. Not sure about it....


 At what age will I be able to retire - I am 55 now and I am note sure if I will get my pension when I am 60?
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 Home mortgage interest (taxes)?
I have had a mortgage since 2004 and I've never had my mortgage interest deducted from my taxes. Is there a way to go back and have '04 through '07 deducted on one return? Or did I ...


 Do more taxes come out of overtime hours?
I work for a communications company and everyone claims that over-time and double-time hours are taxed at higher rates? I have never taken the time to sit down and run the numbers, so I decided to ...


 2008 Stimulus Tax Rebate i need help?
what do i do? I filed my tax back in January and had them direct deposited. Well do to recent fraud and Identity theft ( I know right a great way to start a year) my bank account is now closed. how ...


 Can you claim an unborn child on your tax return?
My mother in law said that her daughter does this and she should know because she has a ton of kids (she is married and Mormon...will pop them out until she can no longer). Don't you have to ...



Birdie
What is the difference between a Form W-4 and W-2?
                     
 




julie_cano2003
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A W-4 is the form used to tell an employer how much taxes to take out based on your marital status, dependents, etc.

A W-2 is a form provided by your employer at the end of the year to show your earnings and how much of each tax and what type were taken out.


dmvariety
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W-4 is what your file out for exemptions how much you want taken out of your check everytime you get paid or do you file exempt and pay taxes later.
W-2 is from your employer reporting salary taken monies for working for the company and you file this at the end of the year.


omnisource
W-2 is a report of your earnings from your employer.
W-4's are filled out by you, giving instructions on how much money you authorize to be withheld from your income for tax purposes.


Kalyboo
A W-4 form is the form you can either get from your employer or print off the irs.gov website to let your employer know how much you want taken from your check (federal taxes) and/or how many exemptions you want to claim. A W-2 form is what you get from your employer at the end of the year, which shows how much you've made and how much you've paid in taxes. Usually you file a copy of your W-2 with the IRS, state gov't, county and keep a copy for yourself.


Gizmo
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A W-4 is what you fill out when you acquire a job and are on payroll ... it gives your information like how many dependants you have etc (it's to give the IRS os they know how much to deduct from your paycheck) ... a W-2 is what you receive in January - February from your company that tells you all the taxes you've paid for the year so that you can file your taxes and get money back or pay money if you owe it.


STEVEN F
W-4 - Form used to tell your employer how much to withhold.
W-2 - Form used by your employer to report to you and the IRS how much you were paid and how much was withheld for taxes.


skcs11
w4 is what you fill out at a new job declaring how many dependents for tax purposes

w2 is what you get each year to do your taxes


chasefranklin@sbcglobal.net
One is your income statement and the other is what you use to declare you dependents.


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