 What to do if i owe money to the IRS?where should i go? |
| I've never owed money to irs is it possible it is a mistake?... |
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 What can the IRS do to you for not filing tax returns if you owe money? |
| I was divorced 2 years ago, (wife was cheating on me)had to dig into my retirement to settle with wife, she's not liable for the taxes and i'm broke and really depressed, so i decided that I... |
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 Can My Husband Claim me on his w2 (tax exemption)? |
| We recently moved to VA and I will be going to graduate school next year. We dont have any children. I do not work. Can he now claim "2" tax exemptions on his work W2 form. Can I be ... |
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 If u get paid £11,000 a year, how much is that each month??? |
| Salaries for junior designers may start at around £11,000 a year and i need to know how much it is a ... |
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 My husband and i filed seperate taxes mine single his head of household are we in trouble i didntno til 2day? |
| I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT IF I GOT SCREWED BY THE TAX COMPANY THAT I USED BECAUSE I'M TRYING TO APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID AND THEY TOLD ME THAT I HAVE TO FILE AN AMENDED TAX RETURN THAT STATES I ... |
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 Ok i need more help-yesterday i talked to my friend robert and he said he claimed his brother on taxes he? |
| said he had right to,now the parents said they claimed him. i don't know much about this,but i know that more than 1 person CAN NOT claim the same individual-its not possible! he thinks im wrong-... |
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 First year for my 401k and I wonder do I have to file the amount I have paid into it with my taxes? |
| This is the first year I have ever put money into a retirement plan and I was not sure if I am to file the monetary information on my taxes. I have not borrowed against the 401k or transferred any ... |
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 I got married last year on December 15. My father inlaw has claimed my wife as a dependant.? |
How do I file for this year? Do I file single?
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My wife is 20. My father inlaw pays for her university tution so I guess he figured it will be fine. I just filed today ... |
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 My national insurance number has changed is this possible ( UK)? |
| I have been self employed for 2 years and I'm now starting a salaried job again and my new employer has asked for proof of my National insurance no, so I have given the number from my last self ... |
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 Im wondering if my b/f should claim BOTH kids for taxes this year, since he made more money.? |
or if we should each claim one child. I want the most money back, which I'm sure everyone understands.
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 Can I file my tax return by mail if I use Turbotax? |
| I am thinking of buying Turbotax software to help my with my 2006 taxes, but I heard it can be a ripoff because you have to pay both for the software AND to file the information electronically. So, ... |
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 My 15 year old filed taxes for first time,on her own, can i still claim her for earned income credit? |
| i am single father and she lived with me i know i cant claim her as dependant but can i on the child tax credit and earned income ... |
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fochiqua | Will i get caught if on my taxes i lied and said that i paid more federal tax than i did? |
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Chicky
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Why? Why in the world would you do something so stupid?
You will be caught and like the others have pointed out already, in the long run you will have to pay penalties plus interest.
So now was it worth it? |
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Honeychild
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Yes, you will because they check what is on your tax return to your w-2's...and then you will be in trouble. Big trouble. |
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Judy1
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Yes, 100% chance you'll get caught. The IRS compares every return against their records to verify that amount. There's a chance that wouldn't happen until after your refund was issued, and it could take a lot longer - if that happens don't think you got away with something, they'll bill you not only for the extra amount, but also for taxes and penalties. You could also be prosecuted for tax fraud, but probably wouldn't be.
Messing with the IRS on purpose is just plain stupid. Don't do it! |
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His*Proud*Army*Wife*XOXOXO
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Yes, it's the government, they don't screw around with their money.No offense, but lying on your taxes is very stupid. The IRS can just look at your w-2 and see how much you paid. |
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MoB
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Yes.There's just no other way of answering that questions than with a simple....yes. |
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Jeffery H K
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Of course you will. Your W2 paperwork says so. The employer's paperwork says so. If you are self employed, they will know how much you gave them.
The real savings is in the deductions |
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Chris&Tet B
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I'd say probably yes. but it depends on how lazy or incompetent the person checking is. |
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Tom K
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Yes, you will get caught and will at least pay the difference plus interest and penalties. Prosecution for tax fraud is also a possibility if you really overdid it. |
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bostonianinmo
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That's a no-brainer. Of course you will. The IRS already knows how much was withheld though it may take them upwards of 18 months to get back to you. They'll send you a CP2000 letter advising you of the discrepancy and demanding payment of the taxes due plus penalties and interest for late payment.
It's an absolute 100% certainty that they'll nail you, so just do it right from the beginning and avoid the hassle and expense. |
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wartz
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IRS cross checks returns to W-2s. Plan on getting a bill. |
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