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 What's the age limit your parent can claim you for taxes if you're not a student?
my age is 20 and still am being ...


 If I bought an expensive piece of jewellery in Dubai, would I have to declare it at customs and pay UK tax?
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 What will you choose for investment (for tax benefit) - Mutual Fund or Fixed Deposit in Bank?
If you have to invest Rs 50,000 for TAX BENEFIT , what would you choose ? Why?
( you can also show a link where comparison betn the two is drawn up)...


 I was susposed to get my income tax refund Friday January 26?
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 On a salary of 50,00 per year what would be the take home pay per general estimate every two weeks.?
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 Ex issue and claiming a child?
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 Husband has not filed Fed. income taxes since 2002?
He owed that year, but never filed, did not owe in 2003, did not work in 2004 (nothing to report) and did not file in 2005. I just filed his 2006 return, owing $77, and sent it in w/payment. What ...


 Income tax Not married 16yrs old with 6 month old son??
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 How can i avoid paying tax on dividends?
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 Stupid Question but : Do I get a tax dedution for any cash gifts (Family?)?
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 How do I temporarily stop withholding from my paycheck?
I got a big refund last year and would like to have a little extra cash now. How do I temporarily stop my withholding for 2-3 pay cycles?...


 If I (a 22 yr old college student) buy a new computer, can I claim it as a tax write off in 2008?
I am currently trying to decide if I should upgrade to a new computer. If I buy this new computer and claim myself on my taxes, will it be a write-off for me since I am a college student?
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 Messed up taxes, should I wait for them to catch it or file amended?
We had our taxes done last week and the $$ was direct deposited into our account already. When I got home yesterday there was a w-2 in the mail from unemplyment I received for the month of January ...


 My dad wants to claim me as a dependent but he wants me to still file my own taxes? i dont understand.. will?
i still get a tax return back?.. im 23 live with him and went to school full time for four months....


 Question about my stimulus check?
Back in January I did my taxes at H&R Block. I paid my H&R Block services fees with some of my return money. I had the rest of my money deposited into my checking account. According to the ...


 Is it true that you must file income taxes for 2007 in order to get the rebate check?
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 My wife filed her taxes as 'head of household' not putting me on the return, am i entitled to half the refund?
i didnt work in the u.s. in 2007 my wife only worked for 3 months, but with the child tax credit the amount of the tax return was $3000 +....am i entitled to half the return if i am still married to ...


 Why did I get only $300 from this stimulus package?
I'm 24
Senior year College student
Filed taxes independently--made only $9,000 in '07
I live in my parents home--don't pay rent

I thought i was supposed to ...


 My wife and i filed jointly on our taxes last year.were still married but seperated so can i file seperately??
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TaraTara
Who agrees that junk food should be taxed heavily like cigarettes?
compare junk food tax to cigarette tax

please dont answer if u dont agree
                     
 




slave2art
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I agree YES it should.
Start with over-processed foods and go all the way to fast food. As a taxpayer I cringe at having to pay for consumers poor choices when it comes to their health care costs.


rome_spqr
i think that the tax shouldn't be fiscal. rather, they should put warning labels on the food wrappers explaining why saturated fat is bad for them, etc.... same for tobacco. i would say that at least 1/3 of the packaging should be a warning label.


Kyle B
I don't agree since I would guess that most consumers of junk food are lower to middle class.


beauguess1
well if they do then, they might as well feel free to tax beer and wine,just like cigs.since they both are a "sin"


kristinadebusay
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i agree because junk foods are affordable to the consumers.


Travis
i agree. :D

great topic!


Donna
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Actually.. we here in California already have a "snack tax". But it's not really working. We're buying just as much junk as we ever did. Also, the law is a bit confusing and doesn't cover everything. For example, salted "saltines" are considered a snack and are taxed. But unsalted "saltines" are considered to be bread, and are not subject to the snack tax.

A tax law will work, I believe. But it's got to be a lot better than the tax law we have. Ours is so full of loop holes that it was actually repealed at one time. But even that went nowhere, and the law stands, loopholes and all.


Steve R
I agree. The reason why people have grown obese in this country is that the government made it too costly to smoke cigarettes for many people, so the people stopped smoking and started binge eating instead.


twilightnomad
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Hey, I agree but only to a certain extent, I don't think consumers should be taxed but the corporations who make the product. Not everyone reads lables or is aware that what they are eating might be bad for them. If manufacturers were held accountable for their food products by being taxed according to how unhealthy their product was then perhaps they would be forced to improve the ingrediants and food quality so as to eliminate or lower the amount they are being taxed. If food corporations complied with this it would provide better healthier food options to those who are purchasing it.


Sam H-B
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Well, I both agree and disagree. Yes, it can be harmful to your health, but like cigarettes, having a junkie snack every so often won't kill you (And i don't mean people who smoke 6 a day, every week, I literally mean once in awhile.)

But then again, education hasn't helped people make the right decision, so taxing it heavily might help get the message across.


guinnessgurl2003
No I don't agree. I think that everyone has the right to eat junk, smoke, and drink whatever they want. It's nobodys business.


Beau R
Consider this a non-answer, because I don't agree.


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