 Previous employor withholding W-2's? |
| My previous employor hasn't sent my W-2's. We had several payroll companies and has all of 2006 W-2's execpt Jan-March. In that time he cut me checks out of his personal account like I ... |
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 What is the maximum amount you and your wife can make and still get that bonus the government gives? |
| I was wondering how much you could make and still qualify for that bonus the government gives out. My wife didn't really make anything this year, less than 3,000 dollars total for the year, and I... |
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 Can I file my 2006 taxes before I receive my W4? |
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As mentioned I meant my W2s. Can I file my taxes for 2006 BEFORE I receive my W2?... |
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 Can a disabled relative be claimed on taxes? |
| My brother was born with a severe birth defect called Cloacal Bladder exstrophy. As a result he was given a surgical procedure where his ureturs from his kidneys were tied internally to his ... |
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 What federal tax form do I use if........? |
| I make less than $7,000 a year; I don't own a home or any property; I have NO children (thank God); I'm not married, and I gave money to my local church last year. Is there a special form I... |
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 Why do people get busted for tax evasion if there is no law that we have to pay income tax? |
My understanding is that there is NO law that requires that people pay income tax and yet I hear about people getting popped all the time by the IRS for income tax evasion.
What gives?
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 17 year old girl, claimed as a dependent on parent's taxes, but made $3000. Do I get the tax rebate? |
| My parents claimed me on their taxes as a dependent. But I worked all last year, and made over $3000, so do I qualify for the rebate? I initially thought i did, but now I have read an article that ... |
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 Stimulus/Rebate Checks - those that are suppose to be sent by July 4th - has anyone received theirs yet? |
| Going by the Stimulus Payment schedule at irs.gov, my rebate check should be sent out no later than July 4th - but by it stating "no later than", I am wondering if I can expect it sooner ... |
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 Why Am I paying tax? |
| I am 18 and a full-time student and work weekend I am just wondering whether i have to pay tax? If not what can i do so that i will not be taxed from my wages? I earn around ÂŁ3370.80 a year. So will ... |
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 What to do if person that watched child wont give ss# bc they dont file taxes. How can i claim what i paid? |
| This eldery lady from church watched my child so i could finish high school but my mother in law told me that she doesn't do her taxes or something bc they dnt pay for housing or something like ... |
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| Tax rebate?....is it UNFAIR for single parent to get less compare for married couple..if the governmenr really |
want to help the economy.....isn't they should priority those please who needs MORE help?....am i wrong to think this way?
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Happily Ever Us! | Why is it when you're single...no kids...you pay a ton in taxes!!! UGH!? |
No wonder people are having kids like rabbits!! :( I think you should get a tax break if you--wait until you wed to have kids...it seems like the government $crews people who try to follow order! Sorry--I had to vent!! Kids to me are not a meal ticket!
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I'm not ripping on single parents--I'm talking about the people that have children merely to get freebies and breaks from the State! |
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When you are no longer single and have children of your own, you will get your payback.
If you stay single and don't have kids, Thank you for your support of a better society. |
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Marysue
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I don’t have kids yet, but it’s because they’re a huge financial drain. For at least 16 years, parents are paying 100% of their kids’ expenses. Little moochers! :-)
By the way, being married without kids doesn’t give you a break and can raise your taxes over what each of you would have paid as singles combined. It’s called the “Marriage Penalty.” |
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Doctor Deth
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if you're single and no kids - you should have plenty of money to spend that you don't need lower taxes - you can live in a smaller apt/house, less food costs with only yourself |
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I feel your pain. What bothers me most is that because I'm single I end up paying more toward children's educations then their parents do, even if we both make the same income since they get a tax break. So not fair. |
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riddance86
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because that's the way the mile-long tax-code is written. 98% of the taxes are paid by the top 2% of the population... |
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Scotty Doesnt Know
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When you have kids, its an expensive proposition. They need to be fed. They need clothes. They need healthcare. They need education. They need care and love.
As a father, I can tell you that there are all kinds of additional expenses that one incurs when one has children.
Congress decided a long time ago to recognize that having children means extra expenses, and they recognized this by providing an additional exemption for a child, as well as a child tax credit. That's how congress did it's part to help support families.
There are some people who use kids as a meal ticket, but I don't think they're in the majority. It's not so much that if you're single you have to pay more. If you're single, you pay what you're supposed to pay. If you have kids, you get a bit of a break from Congress. |
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bud68
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If you think kids save you money, you've got a lot to learn. |
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I have to agree with Scotty Knows..
I am a new Mom.. and this is the first year we are able to claim our son as a dependent. It helped tremendously with getting a hefty refund, but I did not have my son just to get a "meal ticket" as you put it. A child is VERY expensive.. just simple things you use weekly for a baby are expensive. So whether you get the free "meal ticket" or not.. you will still have to spend the money on your child's expenses. You shouldn't be so judgemental on parents.. I was fine with my refund before I had my son.
As a single person, there are a lot of things you can do to make the most of your refund at tax time.. you just have to be savvy and know how to do it. A lot of research is involved. Tax preparers are not all what they are cracked up to be either.. some of them don't catch every deduction you could have gotten. If you are upset about parents getting refunds.. then you should try to research taxes a little bit and I bet you would get more out of your refund, as well. Best Wishes! |
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Because the rest of us want to get even with you for having so much fun! |
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