My boyfriend and I live in Orlando, FL. His IRS Stimulus check was scheduled to arrive on the first and second week of May as his last two digits of his S.S. number are 19. We have seen nothing in ...
My wife barely works and we chose this so our son wouldn't have to go to day care. Obviously, our income would be higher if she went to work and our son went to day care. Can I state that I ...
I work for a company as a bookkeeper and I use my perosonal vehicle when taking deposits to the bank or mailing invoices/statments. Its uaually around 5 total round trip miles per day 4 days/week. I ...
I am 20 years old. I do not live with my dad and have not lived with him since 2005. I have a full time job, and pay all my own bills (car payment, insurance, etc.) He does not gove me money to ...
I need to take a drug test for my job tomorrow morning. The last time I smoked marijuana was on December 3. I was a fairly heavy pot smoker, several bong hits a day...I had cut back about two weeks ...
Additional Details well im a server and i looked at some others that work there and there gettting taxes out of theres so something is going wrong with ...
My husband provided all of the income this year since I was pregnant and taking care of our baby. Can a wife be considered a dependant? I've heard that a wife can not be a dependant. Please A...
I have a friend who is married. They only supplied their tax preparer his W-2's and not hers. They made a deal with a cousin who did not work for the entire year that they would claim her two ...
I'm familiar with the phrase "The more you make, the more they take". But is there a pre-set percentage for taking taxes out of your check or does it vary?...
Technically January 1, but efiling isn't available Federally until mid-January, and employers have until Jan 31 to put your W2 in the mail.
I'm always ready to go when I get my last pay stub of the year but I prefer to wait until my W2 is in-hand, and I recommend that to my tax clients.
moops
You need to clarify your question. Personal and business taxes can differ.
Mathew
If you had all of the necessary information regarding income you could file on Jan 1 every year if you are filing a paper return. If you are e-filing there is some date in early January when the IRS will accept e-filed returns. I would imagine that you want to file early to get a refund if that is the case be very cautious about those companies that do "pre-file" loans. While you can do some of those in December you would be better off with a loan shark.
STEVEN F
If you mean personal income taxes for an employee, the earliest you could have the required information is when you receive your last pay statement of the year. To actually file, you must wait until your W-2 is issued. Your employer has until the end of January to mail the W-2.
happybunnyjg
END OF JAN.
startabusiness
once you get your year to date earning
branjo_70
You cannot file before January 1 for the prior year.
Jill&Justin
Taxes are due mid-April. Online programs like hrblock are usually available by late January.
whitebuffalorider
As soon as you get your w2 form and gather up all income tax info used for deductions. Employers have until January 31 to get the w2 forms to employees and you have until April 15 to mail your income tax. that is without asking for an extension for filing
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Taxes 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
