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 Where will i find my tax reference number for claiming incapacity benefit&tax district,i live in plymouth!!?
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 Anyone want obama out?
Take a Stand against the Obama Hype?
Take a stand people. Those who know why Obama is a bad choice need to do what others like myself have been doing, email, call or whatever to the Dem. O...


 Can you get in touble if you dont file a tax return??
I did not file a tax return for 2006 but was due a refund of approximately 1100 for federal and 200 for north carolina state. Is there a penalty for not filing?? If i do file, will I get my refund ...


 My husband received $600 tax rebate. I did not receive anything. I understood a couple would receive 1200?
I understood that a couple filing jointly would each receive $600...


 How can I pay cash for a house and not report the income made to Federal taxes?

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I have income that is all cash and I wanted to purchase a house paying cash, but not to report this cash made from the income to the Feds....


 How early can I file? Weird tax question...PLEASE HELP!!?
In 2007 I worked in Iraq for 6 months. I came home and did my taxes.

My income for that 6 months was around 64,000. I filed federal, not state.

I am currently a student and ...


 Has anyone read about the taxes we're going to charged from this April?
Apparently I read the other day that at the next Budget, prices in alcohol,cigarettes and petrol are going up because of Brown's blunders before he decided he was going to become our next prime ...


 What percent of my taxes will I get back?
Is there a set percentage rate that I can use to figure out how much I will get back from my tax return?
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I'm single, no dependants....


 Should are taxes help so there would be no homeless?
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 Did anyone get that irs stimulis direct deposit today?
My SS# ends in 20 I used direct deposit when i filed my returns and received my refund. I am really bummed. It felt like Christmas listening to the News this morning....


 If me and my childs father work out child support personally, do I have to claim what he gives me as income?
He gives me money orders on a weekly basis, and he is not going to file this as less income on his taxes....


 Stimulus check Tax refund question?
BIG points for asap answering and any kind of backup to your answer for proof.

My parents did there taxes by a H&R block pro in Walmart... had her fees taken out of our refund and ...


 Can you claim a child that you support living in a different country on your tax report?
Can you claim a child that you support living in a different country on your tax report?...


 What happens if you are late paying your US taxes?
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 Road Tax Problem!! UK only?
i recently bought a car without telling my parents (i am 17) and i want to keep the car but my parents are forcing me to sell it off, the road tax runs out at the end of september and is there any ...


 I got my income tax "direct deposit" why havent i recieved my stimulus yet?? This is sooo frustrating!

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last two of my SS# is 10...


 Income tax query ?
Hi all, I have a query, My wife is housewife & she doesn't have any source of income. I have opened
an icici bank a/c for him and transferred money from my a/c. She have her Pan number,...


 How do you claim tithes on your tax returns?
I gave over $1,750.00 in tithes and offerings last year. Is that enough to claim as a deductible? Will it even be beneficial if I do?...


 Stimulus refund...not refunding on the date they promised.?
According to the IRS direct deposits should be made for numbers 00-20. I'm 13 and there is no date for my scheduled deposit. My boyfriend is 00 and he is not getting his until May 16. What ...


 I have a start up business, its a partnerhip? Should I go to a cpa or can I use turbo tax and do it myself?
I really didnt make much last year from the business but I had expenses on equipment, stationary,promotions to get it going. Is it something I can do myself on turbo tax for deductions or should I ...



Mellissa Mojo
Who's responsibility is it to make sure enough tax is withheld from an employee's paycheck?
A friend of mine didn't have enough money taken out of her check and now owes the IRS about $700. She filled out her W-4 correctly to have the deductions withheld but her employer failed to take enough money out. Is this her fault? Does she still have to pay this amount, even though her employer didn't withhold enough money? I figured it out and according to the amount the government requires you to pay (10%), she does actually owe the money, but had her employer been taking out the money correctly, it would have been paid all year long. I told her it didn't matter if her employer didn't take enough money out, it was still her responsibility to make sure her withholding was correct, and thus, her fault she now owes but she insists its not her fault. Thanks in advance for your help!
                     
 




Yak Rider
It's the employee's job to make sure enough tax is being withheld. If she can't pay it all now it's import that she file her taxes anyway and submit a form to make installment payments to the IRS. They'll bill her monthly based on the number of payments she requests.
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bostonianinmo
The employee is solely responsible for ensuring that enough tax is withheld. You are totally correct in stating that it is her fault.

Employers use the tables provided by the IRS to determine how much to withhold based upon what the employee put on the W4.

Without knowing all the facts in her case -- income from all sources, filing status, dependency status, exemptions claimed on W4, etc. and seeing the actual return filed -- it's not possible to say where her mistake was.

A very common cause is people who work two jobs and incorrectly claim 1 or 2 withholding exemptions on both W4 forms. Another common cause is someone who has significant income that is not subject to withholding such as interest income, stocks & bonds, etc.

She is responsible for paying whatever the taxes are and has no claim against her employer or the IRS for her mistake, wherever it may be.


billionaire2b
Our income is ours-so are our taxes. Your friend is the responsible party. It is important to check those check stubs for the amount of taxes being taken out. The IRS (www.irs.gov) website can give you the tax rates. Even if you claim 0 on the w-2, depending on your deductions, a person can still owe money (such as a single person with little deductions). This year have your friend check with a professional to make sure she is putting back money if needed for next years taxes.


mommy_rae_rae
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regardless of who's fault it is, she still has to pay the money unfortuantley. I am a book keeper and I do payroll, if I mess up on tax deductions, I't not up to me to pay. she can go online and figure out her own deduction amounts, that way she will know how much needs to come off her checks and can compare it with her pay checks when she gets them.


tonks_op
She owes what she owes. She can't say "it is my employers fault and I don't have to pay". They use a chart, so either someone read it wrong or she has other income that they didn't know about that she had to count on the 1040 and this put her over. Or there are sometimes other things. Did she work two jobs? Have other income, like child support or something? What she needs to do is have them take out for 0 instead of 1, and she will never own, but will get money back.


surelynotme
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You are correct. It is her responsibility, even if, as you say, it was her employer's fault. But I think the chance that it was her employer's fault is 0% and the chance that it was your friend's fault or misunderstanding is 100%. In any case, it doesn't matter. She has to pay.


Jim C
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I think you are right it is her responsibility.A person should file single and no depedents to make sure if enough is taken out.Some people claim themself as a dependent all year and usually end up owing money.If you pay in too much you will get it back.


eldoradodave
You said it!!! It is the employee's responsibilty to make sure enough withholding taxes are taken out. I made this mistake in 2005 when i transferred from facilty of GM to another . All I noticed on my city tax withholdings was my hometown,name on the check stub and didn't bother to look at the amount being withheld. It was my fault for not following up on this. When I checked with the payroll dept. they produced the w-4 form where I had checked on there to withhold city tax but for some unknown reason the corporate payroll dept. had missed it and was not holding out the full 2% and when I looked closer at my paystub I was only paying $5 each weekSo it was my fault for no following through on checking out all my withholdings and it is your friend's fault for not doing the same


kattsmeow
It is never your employer's fault if not enough Federal or State income tax is withheld, unless they just don't bother to do it at all.
By law, you can change your deductions at anytime during the year that you wish to. She can insist it isn't her fault all she wants, but if she doesn't pay the amount she owes by April 15th, she will owe more in penalties and interests, sorry.


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