 Is it possible to opt out of Social Security? |
Is it possible to opt out of Social Security? Id really like to do this... I am 110% sure I can manage my money better than the Feds.
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 Sister wants to claim brother but child lives with us??? |
| My fiance's son moved in with us in Oct of 07, last year we let the sister claim him because he wasnt with us for 6 months etc and was being hopped around till we finally found son again... But ... |
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 When should I receive my W-2? |
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 I drive 25 miles to work everyday. Is there any way to claim miles or gas expenses on taxes? |
| Gas is costing me $8 per day to drive to and from work and I was just wondering if there is anyway to get some of this money back with taxes.... |
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 Can i do my taxes for free? |
| For the past three years we have been paying over 200 dollars to go into h&r block for about 10 to 15 minutes to have them do our taxes. Is there anyway we can do them ourselves for free? Its ... |
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 How to make more money? |
My brother has got full time job(40 hours per week).He`s got an offer to take a part time job as an extra,what would be £500 monthly for him.
Does anybody know if his full time job will affect ... |
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| I went through a really bad divorce in 02, and I lost everything, my child support is nearly 50% of my income, and im barley scrapin by. I stuck my head in the sand financially, and i guess ... |
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 Hi Will my mother incure taxes from selling her home to the city for $290K after owning her home for 35 years? |
Hello again:
Can you please tell me what taxes my 70 year old mother will incure when she sells her home to the City (through imminent domain). My mother had owned the home for over 35 years and ... |
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 Tax question.. my husband claimed 9 ALL YEAR LONG!!!!? |
| I have a question. I am filling my taxes, and with me alone, i would get $1,782 back.. then i put my husbands w-2's in and I now owe over 3700.00 because his retard *** claimed 9 ALL YEAR LONG!.... |
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 When you start a new job? |
and they ask you for your exemptions-
what are you supposed to put? what do you recommend? 0 or 1?
(I'm single, no kids. I live at home with my parents.)... |
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 How do I get my emergency tax coding changed? |
| I have jsut moved back to the UK and I am on emergency tax code who do I contact to get this changed as required to a nornmal tax code?... |
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 Do I have to claim this? |
| If I did a single job for a friend in exchange for $500 this year, do I have to claim it on my taxes? Does this qualify as being "self-employed?"... |
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Katelynn B | What should I use as a filing status on income taxes if my husband and I seperated last year? |
We have been living apart since July of 2007 but I have not yet filed for divorce. We have one minor child. How should I file my taxes? Can I file as head of household? If I file married filing seperate I miss out on some of the tax credits associated with having children. |
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They have a section that says married, but filing separately. |
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Doctor Deth
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you best thing is to file jointly and be fair and civil about any refunds, otherwise you have to file married separate and that will cost you both the most in taxes maybe even owing tax - no refund - adjust your w-4 for withholding for 2008 in anticipation of filing married separate for 2008 |
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Jen
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The website below can assit you, but based upon the rules for HOH, you do not qualify if he left after July 1.
"Your spouse did not live in your home during the last 6 months of the tax year. Your spouse is considered to live in your home even if he or she is temporarily absent due to special circumstances. See Temporary absences, later. "
Read the publication carefully as well, because if he supported you over 50% of the year, you may not qualify either, and thus filing married joint or married seperate are your ONLY options. |
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wendy01967
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there is a status that is Married but Filing Separately if you want to keep things separate. If things are amicable between the two of you, you might want to run the numbers as Married & see which way benefits you more. I was in this situation several years ago & it worked out better for me to file Married but Separate. |
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bshelby2121
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I think you would file Married but seperate as for the child if the child has lived with you the full time you get to file for the child tax credit |
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jim06744
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depends on your relative incomes, who is supporting the kid, etc. can even file joint if works out the best and you on good enuf terms with him |
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Mark S
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Your options are only Married filing Joint or Married filing Separate. Head of Household is only available if you were apart for the last six months of the year. That means you had To be living apart since June 30. |
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Prophet 1102
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Go here - it answers all your questions.
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p504/ar02.html#d0e321 |
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rockyfella25
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he is out of the house, you are separted, so you can file married filing separt and if your child lives with you, then you can only claim him and yes you can do head of houshold. |
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marty
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If you can prove that you gave more than 50 % of the support of the household up to July, Which is the 7th calendar month of the year, you should file as head of household.
You also need to see if you qualify for Earned Income Credit.
There are many different avenues you can take.
Sometimes it's better to itemize deductions, if you make enough.
It all depends on how much you paid in, how much the deductions are stacked up against what you pay in and how much of it your ex plans to abscond with...
That's right, you better protect yourself.
Your estranged husband can tell the IRS that you are still married and he can make off with your return, if you get any.
If you owe, well he's responsible for his share of that too.
Protect yourself, legally.
Good luck |
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