 First year for my 401k and I wonder do I have to file the amount I have paid into it with my taxes? |
| This is the first year I have ever put money into a retirement plan and I was not sure if I am to file the monetary information on my taxes. I have not borrowed against the 401k or transferred any ... |
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 I got married last year on December 15. My father inlaw has claimed my wife as a dependant.? |
How do I file for this year? Do I file single?
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My wife is 20. My father inlaw pays for her university tution so I guess he figured it will be fine. I just filed today ... |
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 My national insurance number has changed is this possible ( UK)? |
| I have been self employed for 2 years and I'm now starting a salaried job again and my new employer has asked for proof of my National insurance no, so I have given the number from my last self ... |
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 Im wondering if my b/f should claim BOTH kids for taxes this year, since he made more money.? |
or if we should each claim one child. I want the most money back, which I'm sure everyone understands.
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He is the father of the children, but we did not live ... |
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 Can I file my tax return by mail if I use Turbotax? |
| I am thinking of buying Turbotax software to help my with my 2006 taxes, but I heard it can be a ripoff because you have to pay both for the software AND to file the information electronically. So, ... |
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 My 15 year old filed taxes for first time,on her own, can i still claim her for earned income credit? |
| i am single father and she lived with me i know i cant claim her as dependant but can i on the child tax credit and earned income ... |
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 Lost Tax Return Check, What do I do??? |
I just realized that I have no Idea where I placed my tax return refund checks, who do I talk to to get replacements? Can I even get replacements, or am I just plain screwed???
A pre-emptive ... |
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 Will I get $300 or $600 for my tax rebate? |
Ok, I understand that if you earned $3000 or more, you will get at least $300.
My question is: How do you know if its $300, $600 or something in between?
Assuming no children, ... |
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 Should we have to pay? |
| I'm wondering if my husband and I will have to end up paying taxes this year. We were married in April 2007 and this is the first year we have filed together. Seperately, we usually get a tax ... |
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 Can I sue my Tax person? |
| My wife and I along with her brother and countless others at his job were audited by the IRS last year. After we were audited the tax person was up and gone and now has contacted us again to do ... |
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 What filing status.......? |
| just got married this year 2008 also got 2 step kids found out my wive owes back obligations, but i should get a refund, should i file married filing seperatly or married filing jointly.... thanks<... |
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 Is there an actual law that states that you have to pay income tax? |
| Please let me know if you can show me the law. I just watched "Freedom to Fascism" and was surprised to hear that an income tax law hasn't been presented at request by petition, or in ... |
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 When do we find out if Howard Stern Is the FATHER? |
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yesenia g | What to do if i owe money to the IRS?where should i go? |
I've never owed money to irs is it possible it is a mistake? |
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luckyone_27105
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Go to one of their offices if you can, if not, write them through snail mail. They also have a problem resolution office (maybe a phone?) if you have a disagreement about the bill. |
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Judy1
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If you gave a little more info, you could get better answers.
Did your tax return this year show that you owe, but always before you got a refund? If nothing much changed (salary, withholding, marital status, filing status, dependents, no dependent turned 17) then it's possible it's a mistake - look at last year's return and this year's, and see where the big difference is.
Did your tax return show that you owed money, but you didn't have it to pay them? Call them and ask to set up a payment plan.
Did you think you were OK when you filed, but you got a letter saying you owed more? That might or might not be correct. If you didn't report some stock sales, for example, the IRS would only have some of the info needed to calculate what you really owe, so it's possible they think you owe when you really don't. If you got a letter from them saying you owe, contact your accountant if you have one, or go over your return to try to understand what they are saying, then talk to them and see what needs to be done from there - but be sure to respond IN WRITING by whatever date they give on the letter.
If your question is something else, please repost with more detail. |
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Suzy
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They don't usually make mistakes. It's possible that you made a mistake on your return. Call them to find out what's going on. If you do owe them, they are reasonable with repayment. Don't ignore this, it will not go away. |
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warrickt
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Call the IRS office you send your tax return to - they can answer this and also pull up data on any money you may owe. They were very helpful when I called a couple of weeks back - both the federal and state folks. |
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Ms. Angel..
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Did you forget to report all your income, maybe you forgot one to include the wages from one of your w2's. call IRS at 1-800-829-0922 to set up an installment agreement or visit www.irs.gov and down load form 9465, installment agreement request. The fee for an installment agreement is $105.00 or if you use direct debit from your checking account the fee is $52.00.
good luck. |
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AB
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Check their website and get a phone number.It is better to call,the wait is not that bad and they can explain the details to you.Another option is to make an appointment at your local office.They will sit with you and discuss your issues.Always bring all necessary papers with you.Mistakes happen.Do not despair.Good luck in resolving everything. |
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lOgIcKiLlS
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Call the IRS and ask them. You'll be on hold for a while, but be patient. As long as you're willing to pay, they will set up a payment plan and work with you.
If it's too much money, apply for a signature loan and pay the whole thing off, and make payments to a consumer lender. |
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wartz
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How about to the bank to get money to pay the bill? If that is not a reasonable alternative, if the amount due is less than $10,000 IRS will let you pay the balance over three years if you request an installment agreement. If you can pay the balance in three or four months, just wait until your bills come in and send what you can then. |
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BTNH_420
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VIVA LA MEXICO! |
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southron2002
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Go over the return again. Have someone else or a computer program do it. If they still want extortion money, they will work out a payment plan. If it is a small amount pay it. Paying a samll amout every year is better than a refund. A refund means you paid too much.
Of course when the FAIRTAX ACT H.R. 25 passes, you will have no income tax no withholding.
NO MORE IRS
Only a retail sales tax on new items only. check it out. www.fairtax.org
Frequently Asked Questions about the FairTax http://www.fairtax.org/fairtax/faqs.htm |
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