 Question about stimulus check? How is this possible?? |
| my mother got her paper check yesterday, the place where she got her taxes done called her and told her 2 come pick it up and she did and it was $900 and her ss# is 09, how is that possible, I ... |
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 Poll: What do you plan on doing with your tax return? |
A. Pay off debt.
B. Invest in your retirement.
C. Invest in your home (repairs, updates, etc...).
D. Go to Best Buy.
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 Rebate check?? |
| how many of you recieved a notice in the mail regarding how much your getting and when it will be mailed out?? or did you just get it in your account and or mail???? i'm suppose to get mine by ... |
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 Is it ok if i file married filing seperately with one child each ? |
| I recently filed married filing separately claiming one child from previous marriage. My husband is going to file with the child from our marriage. Is that best option to getting a $$ refund ?... |
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 P45 question? |
I started a new job. My old employer said they sent me my P45 in the post, but I never received it, so they told to contact the tax office for another copy.
The tax office told me they wouldn... |
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 What does "VAC available" means in my paycheck? |
| In my paycheck, after the section "Vac available", there's written 13.86. what does that mean? I am a part-time employee at target. Does that mean that I am gonna get 13 hours and 86 ... |
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 Tax Rebate..Please help, I don't understand..? |
| I am 19, I filed my own taxes for 2007. But my mother claimed me as a dependent. She already got her rebate, but it did not include 300 for me. Do you think I will get my own seperately? I don't ... |
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 Income Tax Laws not real? |
| I hear that it is not in the constitution that we must pay income taxes. Is this true?... |
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 Anybody know if you owe the I.R.S. money, will you still get the rebate?? |
| From what i can tell, the rebate is treated differently than a regular refund. Since they claim I owe them, they always keep my refunds, but are they going to keep my "rebate" too?... |
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 Can my boyfriend claim me on his taxes?? |
| i havent had a job in the past two years (untill mar 08) and he has fully supported me.can he claim me??... |
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 What if I dont have the money to pay my taxes? |
| I owe Federal like $624.00 and I have no job anymore, and no possible way to pay this amount. I have no choice but to not pay. What are my options? what could I do, do I still send them in, just no ... |
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 If you received a federal tax rebate, what would you do with it? |
From an economic stimulus standpoint, we should take such a rebate and use it to buy durable goods like TVs, washing machines, cars, etc. But if you receive one, what would you use it for.
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 When we fill our car up with gas, is tax included? |
| When we fill our car up with gas, is tax included? If so, would I be able to get tax return if I save recepit from gas????... |
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 Is she my dependent...or does she claim herself? |
| My daughter was a full time student last year till she graduated whom I supported. Once she graduated she was employed full time, and moved on her own in August. I claimed her as a dependent on my ... |
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 Will the IRS come after me when I file next year.? |
okay, last year I worked 2 jobs.
One at a FF place that gave me a W2
515.92- Wages
26.11- Federal Income Tax Withheld
7.47- Medicare
then the other job as ... |
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| My girlfriend hasn't worked for 7 months, can I claim her, me, and Head of household? Making 3 on my taxes? |
Also I made 28k with 0 dependents. If I can actually claim 3 on my taxes(Me, my girlfriend, and head of household)?
A. How much of a refund would I get?
B. Can she still files her own ... |
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Clays mom | Who can claim my son? |
My son (6 yr old) stays with me and is disabled draws social security. My husband and I are not divorced but have not lived together since 06. I did not work but I did draw unemplyment in 07. My question is since my son lives with me other then visitations and vacations at dads and draws SSI Can my husband claim him on his taxes? He pays child support and has offered to give some of his return to me. If I claim my son I wont get anythign more back.I didnt know since he drew SSI if it would matter. |
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Durango
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Either you or your husband can claim your son. There are no residency requirement for dependency claims if the dependent is your child. |
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I think if you get the SSI then you need to claim him. Speak to a tax place. They should give you advice for free |
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v b
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As usual, tons of answers by people who can't be bothered to read the IRS publications.
For 2005 and later:
First the IRS determines if this is a qualifying child or not. To be a QC, the child must be under 19 (yours is), live with you more than 6 months out of the year (he does with you, but not the dad) and not provide more than half of his *own* support (he doesn't). Bingo, your child is your QC and you can claim him.
In order for the non-custodial dad to claim him you have to meet additional rules. The biggest one of all is that between you and the dad you provided more than half of his total support.
You include in the support the child's share of housing expenses. You include in the support provided the dad's child support and any money you came up with. The SS disability benefits count as money provided by the state and counts against you.
If you *can* show the two of you provided more than half of the support, then you, as custodial parent, can allow the non-custodial parent to claim the child by signing a form 8832. This gives the non-custodial parent the right to claim the exemption and the child tax credit only. It doesn't include HOH status, EIC or child care credits. (Those still go with the custodial parent.)
If the disability payments are more than his child support payments, the IRS is probably not going to believe that the support test was met. |
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MukatA
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In most cases, because of the residency test, a child of divorced or separated parents is the qualifying child of the custodial parent. The custodial parent is the parent with whom the child lived for the greater part of the year. The other parent is the noncustodial parent.
Noncustodial parent can claim the child if the custodial parent signs a written declaration (Form 8332) that he or she will not claim the child as a dependent for the year, and the noncustodial parent attaches this written declaration to his or her return.
IRS Publication 17: Your Individual Income Tax; Chapter 3, Exemption for Dependents (Children of divorced or separated parents). |
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jwishz
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IRS regulations require that the parent who pays more than 1/2 of the child's care gets the deduction. |
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wartz
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Regardless how the issue of who claims your son comes out, if you are living separately and maintain the household for your son, you can file as Head of Household even though you are still married. |
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Ygnazio I
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No one can claim him I believe because your son has his own income and and is not financially depending on neither one of you. Check with the IRS (Federal and State (if you pay state taxes in your state)). If one of you is providing more than 50% of financial support to the child then that person can claim him. I doubt it because in some states (Like California) SSI is quite a lot for a child ...besides the child gets Medicaid and medicare. Probably it's you (the parent) who is using the child's SSI too...(?)... |
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*Skylar*
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I think if you get the SSI then you need to claim him. Speak to a tax place. They should give you advice for free |
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