 According to this new Tax Cut Rebate plan, how much will I likely get? |
| We are a married couple with 3 children, but because of our income level, under 50,000, we end up getting everything back on our income tax return. Does this mean we only qualify for the $300 rebate ... |
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 Is it true that the tax rebates that they are planning to send out in May is not free? |
| I heard that whatever money we get with the rebate this year are part of the taxes we are paying for this year. In other words, the rebate checks are basically an advance on your 2009 refund. The ... |
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 Shoot! I did my taxes too soon!? |
| I just filed my taxes at H&R Block and forgot I held another job for a month early in the year. I just got the W-2 mailed to me and now what am I supposed to do? Am I in trouble?... |
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 Why haven't I got my stimulus check? |
| My check was scheduled to be in my bank account on May 2nd I have still have not recieved it I dont owe back taxes or anything just wondering why its so late.... |
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 Will the 'rebate' check really do anything to stimulate the economy? Or is it just welfare for tax payers? |
It's disturbing to see the SAME folks that don't want 'welfare' for the poor,eagerly await their handout from this corrupt govt.!
The poor and disabled won't see a penny!... |
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 I have tax question.? |
| My friend is disabled. She does not work. Her fiance paid more than half the cost of keeping up her home and she has lived with him for more than half year. I read that there is an exception if the ... |
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 Should I still file my taxes even if I am past the deadline and did not file for an extention? |
| I am late to file my taxes because I fogot about it and did not file for an extention. Should I still file my taxes? Incidently, I don't owe anything and live overseas. But I think the ... |
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 Married filing separately, but denied deduction for my wife. Why? |
| My wife is a nonresident alien with no US income and did not file a return. I filed as married filing separately, claiming her as an exemption and taking the standard deduction. Now I got back a ... |
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 Help... the so-called-friend that filed my taxes is keeping part of my money!!!? |
| i have a (ex)friend who has done a few of our mutual friend's taxes over the past few years. well i was filed jointly with my husband so when we separated i have to file them myself this year. ... |
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 Why does my refund drop if i can be claimed as a dependent? |
| I'm working on filing my federal taxes. In 2006, I have a summer job in which I brought in about $5,885, as well as a job on campus (exempt from FICA) that brought in $1025. I also earned $108 ... |
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 Do you need to make a certain amount of money to file head household? |
| I was told at H&R Block that I do not make enough money to file head of household, I have two children and am on my own with a fairly decent job, but did not work much in 2005. Only grossing ... |
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 Is there ever a reason why I will not recieve a W-2 from my former employer? |
| I left under bad circumstances, and yet have not recieved a W-2. Is there a good reason for this, or do I need to contact them and get one?... |
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 I am an unemployed single mom will i get a tax return? |
| I am An Unemployed single mother and I am living with my parents. They had told me that i wouldnt be able to get a tax return becasue i dont have a job.. is that true even when I have a Baby? well if ... |
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 Do we get it again this year? |
| The auto refund every tax payer got last year, I think it was like 300 a person. Are we going to get it again this year?... |
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unkeyp | Why do you get child tax credit, just want to clarify? |
basically i stay at home with kiddies and hubby earns too much for working tc, so i've always thought the child tc was just cause i have 2 kids. is that right? i mean if i had a pt job would it affect the child tc? |
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claimbankchargesback
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Tax Credits is just because you have kids. You're allowed earnings of up to £60,000 as long as you and your partner work 30 hours or more a week combined.
Obviously the more your combined earnings are, the less you get, although this is capped at £20,000
See the url below for more info. |
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Sue
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Child Tax Credit is for people who have children and earn under a certain amount per year. If your income exceeds the limit, you are no longer entitled. It is highly unlikely that just by getting a part time job that they would stop paying the benefit entirely but they may reduce the amount you get. |
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BigMomma2
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All of your question has been answered very well here. But they have changed the age you get the Tax Credit for children. It now is paid up till they are in their 19th year of age and if they go to college. Once they leave college or start work it then is cancelled out. I stop getting mine very soon and I won't get any working tax credit as I earn too much. Oh and make sure you notify them of any change to income either up or down otherwise you may find you owe them money. |
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Pauline
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CTC & WTC are the most complicated things know to man! We get it, but when my hubbie got a raise, I rang to tell them, thinking they would cut it, but they gave us more. And then they overpay you some, and take it back!! ITS MADNESS I TELL YOU! |
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Part Time Cynic
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Why? Because if you earn under £66.000 a year and have kids in full-time education (could be a few £1000's out either way), the Welfare State in all its wisdom says you are entitled to a top up. Obviously the ones below school age don't need to be in full-time education for you to get it :-) |
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tryingforafootieteam
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it would depend on how much your part time job would bring in, it may bring your child taxcredit down shilghtly or you may loose it altogether it just depends on your personal circumstances, id ring them and ask how much you could earn before your child tax credit was reduced |
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twinkly_toes
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anyone with kids can get child tax credit, wether you work or not, but it is income related. so if you start earning more your payments may be reduced.for a 2 child family if your combined income goes over £57,785 youll lose your entitlement(the limit is £65,965 if one of your kids is under 1). they will also give you up to 70% of chidcare costs (again income dependent). check out taxcredits.direct.gov.uk, or you can ring them up for info. my sister managed to get someone at the jobcentre to work out exactly what shed get if she started working (you may find that overall youll end up about £20 a week better off, not counting the fact you may have to drive or bus to work etc. so check it all out before you start) |
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Kay
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you always get to take the child tax as long as they are under 16 years of age. I believe once they hit 16 or 17 the credit goes way down. Which is a shame because as most of us know teenagers are pretty exspensive :) |
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