ok well my boyfriend is still legally married to his ex but they have been separated for almost 2 years my b/f filed his taxes last night and claimed his daughter because he had and still has her 95% ...
I am going to be twenty this year, and I have my own full time job, and pay all my own bills. I am barely a student, i take maybe one or two classes a semester. Now I had this problem with them last ...
My brother is 19, attends school, doesn't/didn't make any income.
My dad's income is too low to provide full support for 3 persons. So I pay support for my brother. Also, I made ...
a friend at work has told me that you can claim for your work clothes through the tax office. he states that you are entitled to £60 per year and can recieve backpay for the last 6 years. he said it ...
I don't get this at all. I've heard that people that make MORE get a bigger refund (the full $600). So what, keep the poor poor and make the rich more rich? Come on. Am I the only one that ...
I understand that the government want us to spend, spend spend right now, but I'll be hurting when I have to pay $1500 extra when I file for 2008 right?
If that is true I think a lot of ...
I work in one state and live in another, if i can't zero out my resident state with the credits from my employment state, would i have to pay my resident state income tax when i don't make ...
The Fair Tax is being promoted by John Linder and Neil Boortz. Boortz wrote a book called the Fair Tax Book. The Fair Tax will replace the Federal Income Tax. It's a national sales tax. All ...
I would like to find out why i only received a $300 refund from the IRS- I thought I would be getting $600 because I filed a single tax return. I am 20 yrs old with no dependants and my parents no ...
We are supposed to get our stimulus direct deposit on May 9th. It's May 10th and no stimulus. We filed direct deposit when we received our first federal refund.
I live in cleveland tn & I deliver newspapers for the times free press. They consider me self-employed since they do not take out taxes. Last year when I did taxes I had only had this job for ...
It is irrelevant and should be removed from the forms. It has no effect on your tax return, and any presidential candidate can get the money (if they meet the rules), regardless of whether or not people check that box.
mzJakes
It's a fund of matching dollars that goes to presidential campaigns. It doesn't raise your taxes...just earmarks where $3 should go.
If you believe that federal tax money should be used to fund political campaigns, then check the box. If not, don't.
It's not actually your money you're donating. But it always gives me a tiny sense of satisfaction to say no when I'm asked.
wartz
It is a fund to aid presidential candidates. It costs you nothing to contribute.
stepmiller2
It's a fund established to fund the presidential election. All viable candidates are allowed to use Federal Funds to fund their campaigns. So when you hear the news outlets mention that a candidate will receive $400 million for his campaign this is where the money came from. It is voluntary and will not reduce your refund.
Judy1
It's a fund that pays toward election expenses of presidential candidates. There's a question on the tax return that asks if you want to contribute. I don't remember anyone ever saying "yes" to that question of all the returns I've done.
sammi
its to help pay the presidental canidates,
Sahara
It's to help for the campaign fund. I like the idea of it because it seems like it gives more power to the people. However, in practice, I'm not sure the candidates that take the money see it that way. I'm not sure. Do they see it as taxpayer money or government money?
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