 I exceeded 2009 ira contribution limit, what do i need to do? |
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 What are the property taxes in Southern California? |
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 About how much EI benefits will I receive? |
The only reason I applied for EI is because I need some help paying bills for the next 3 months, but I am joining the air force in september!
I've been working on call but haven't ... |
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 In AZ ,if a parent dies and there is a clear will ,are there taxes that have to be paid on the estate .? |
There is a beneficiary deed .Are there probate fees? Thanks
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 If I make $1,706 a month in the US Army (when I leave for basic) how much will my gross pay be? |
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 how much holiday pay am i entitled to as an agency worker,? |
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 When will I get my $6500 homebuyer tax credit check?!? |
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 If you sell your home at a loss, do you get a tax break? |
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 What is a form 1099-IOD? |
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 Exempt from back up withholding? |
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 How do you calculate non-taxable income? |
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 Am i exempt from overtime? |
A friend recently informed me my getting salary may be unlawful or shady to say the least.
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 How will i file if i get married in August for 2010 Taxes? |
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JPS | What should my filing status be? |
I am a U.S. citizen, military retiree, living in Germany, receiving military retirement pay and social security payments from the U.S. My wife is a German national (non U.S. citizen, non (U.S:) resident alien) who works and is paid by the German government. For U.S. income tax purposes, may I use the filing status "Married, Filing Separately" and if so, can I claim her as an exemption? She does have a social security number, something she got in the states years ago. Must I report any of her income on my tax return, even though she's paid by the German government? |
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I believe your best bet is filing as Married- Filing Separately. You couldn't claim her as a dependent without also reporting her income - no matter where it came from. |
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tro
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if you file married separately, of course you do not report her income
I don't see how you could claim her as an exemption, she certainly makes more than $3650/yr, you can't claim her as a spouse since you are filing separately--you can't have it both ways |
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If your wife has $0 US income, then you can claim her exemption if you file MFS. |
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