Yahoo! Answers: United States
Yahoo! Answers: United States
Open Question: Can paypal give me a total amount i have paid in fees in a 12 ...
in the history section it allows me to see each transaction, but i want to see a total amount. please help.
Open Question: How to file a joint tax return?
My husband and I were married this year. He wants to make sure that there is nothing we need to do to be able to file jointly. My boss said all I need to do is change my name at the social security office, and thats it. Is there anything else I need to do or have my employer do?
Open Question: After I do my 2008 tax return will I get money back?
Or not due to the bailout.
Open Question: Property Taxes??????..........?
How much approximately would the property taxes and mello roos be on a house that is appraised at $287,000?
The house is in Rocklin, CA
Open Question: Tax question: any tax experts out there?
Last year I made $7,000 babysitting and claimed it on my taxes. This year I made $0 because I quit doing it. My husband has a job and claims his income. We usually get a couple thousand dollars refund. My question is, with my self employment income at $0 now, will we get a bigger or smaller refund?(Everything else is exactly the same) Does self employment income help or hurt getting a bigger refund when it's combined with a W2 income? Anyone know how this will affect our refund? I am nervous that we will not get a refund and we really need it. Thanks!
Open Question: What percentage of your wages does unemployment give?
I live in Michigan. I think it's 60 Percent but is it of your net or gross wages that they figure?
Open Question: Expensing a Laptop for business?
I need to purchase a new laptop ($700) for my work and my employer does not want to reimburse me. I am going through the IRS web site & its pretty confusing.
Can I do a one time expense on Form 2106 for the $700+ for my lap top?. Or do I need to depreciate the lap top?.
If its just a $700 laptop and I need to depreciate it what Form tells me my depreciation?.
Open Question: 10 year statute of limitation with IRS debt question?
in aug 1999, i filed about 7 years of IRS income tax returns. i had an accountant prepare the returns but he was not a CPA and i do not remember if he signed the returns or not.
i was a non-filer for many years of income tax.
i sent the IRS my package in august 1999 for all of these years.
i owed a LOT - over $25000. i knew that.
i intended to do an offer in compromise but i never got around to it. i live in bklyn now. in around 2002, the irs started with the letters and i got very upset because i didn't have the money to pay and i was not employed on a regular basis.
somehow, in the past 5 years, i have not heard a word from the IRS.
at this point, i believe through conversations with the agent or whomever the woman was at the irs, that she was convinced i was a financial basket case and i could not deal with this debt. i also had terrible problems with the irs in the 80s and they hounded me for debt that i didn't owe but i didn't properly handle it and i got a liar of a revenue collector and i paid through the nose, about $10k although in reality, i never owed one penny (the irs assessed additional taxes in 1982 - 84 on mileage deductions i took as a part of my sales job at the time and it was totally legit). but i didn't answer their letters in the right amount of time allowed because i moved to another state and i got all kind of fees added and it became a total nightmare, and i paid back a LOT of money.
i told the agent in 2002 all of this and i think she believed me. i told her to look it up so she could see that every word i said was true. (it was).
so i thought that maybe the irs would leave me alone for the taxes owed that i sent in august 1999.
my question is that there is a federal tax lien on my credit file for over $35,000 now and it was placed there on december 2000. so the federal tax lien was placed on my file one year and 4 months AFTER i filed my taxes.
in august 2009 (which is 10 months from now), 10 years would have passed and if the IRS has not collected from me (i still don't have the $$ to pay NOR steady employment), do i owe the money still.
FIRST QUESTION: will they likely renew the lien?? i have heard that they seldom do this.
SECOND QUESTION: i have not heard from the irs in over 5 years concerning my debts. what does this mean?? it is a positive sign???
THIRD QUESTION: does the 10 years SOL start and end the day and month and year of the date of taxes that i filed (meaning my date and signature which was my name - MH HALLSTIN and the date was Aug 1999 OR
FOURTH QUESTION: is the SOL from the date of the lien that is listed on my credit report, which is actually december 2000 (which is one year and 4 months AFTER the date i filed).
FIFTH QUESTION: i have decided to file bankruptcy at any time that the irs has decided to renew this lien for another 10 years because i cannot take the stress of it. so my question is, is this old irs debt dischargable in a chapter 7 bankruptcy (what about a chapter 11???)
also, since 1999, i am again a non-filer however i probably don't owe much money and probably the irs owes ME money (which of course i will never see and i am OK with that).
ANOTHER QUESTION: i would like to file those years since 1999 and catch it all up. will filing these years trigger anything with the IRS to look at my situation again and make them renew the lien i referred to again.
or should i wait to file the back tax years AFTER the 10 year lien expires??
ANOTHER QUESTION: when does the irs renew an old lien and are there any rules about it (such as does the irs have to file another tax lien before the 10 years expires) and most importantly, as i asked above, the crux of this very long post is when does the 10 years start and end on a tax lien, when i file my taxes or when they put a lien on my credit file (or is there another factor that i am unaware of that is used as the 10 years that the irs is allowed to use).
ANOTHER QUESTION: if i ask the irs all these questions, is it going to trigger/renew their interest in me???
Open Question: hr block emerald advance...?
can anyone tell me if the emerald advance is based on credit history this year? I have an appointment for thursday morning and really need this money to move but am wondering how good my chances are this year. I was approved for one last year but i am wondering if i will get approved this year.
Open Question: Can i claim first time home buyer tax credit with nehemiah?
I bought house for 150,000 had seller contribute 3%closing 3% down payment assistance.
Open Question: i wanna introduction of payroll department achievment ?
Open Question: Is it true that in California small business gets tax refund/w...
I was told that in California a newly registered small business could get tax refund/waiver in its first three years of operation (if business is not good), is this true or complete BS?
Open Question: How do I file my taxes as a independent contractor for ChaCha.?
I worked for ChaCha as an Independent Contractor for 3 months (Sept/Oct/Nov) and made about $900 total. I canceled my account a few days ago because they changed things and suck now. It's the only money I've made in the past 3 years.
How much of that do I need to keep aside for taxes? and how do I go about filing my taxes?
My mom claims me as a dependent I think...
since I still live at home...can I still get a personal exemption?
Open Question: essay for FMS. Management of services and why frm fms?
i hav to fil a form for getting admission to fms(Mba)
for tht i hav to write two essays
1. why i want to pursue for management of servises
2. how being at fms wil help me pursue my career goals.,
please can any one help me.,. its very imp.,
Open Question: how much money do you make working for jackson hewitt during t...
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No AMT deal as Congress adjourns
The House prepared to adjourn for the year Monday with no deal on a major tax relief package, increasing the odds that businesses will lose out on critical tax breaks and millions could get hit by the alternative minimum tax this year.
3 Tax breaks we love (but can't afford)
For some strange reason, the government keeps writing me checks. Every year Uncle Sam hands me cash to help with my family's health insurance. I also get free money as a reward for buying stocks to fund my own retirement.
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McCain will repeal the AMT. Wait, no ...
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John McCain and Barack Obama have starkly different philosophies about tax policy - how to raise the revenue needed to support government programs, spur growth and ensure economic fairness.
McCain promises low taxes
Republican presidential candidate John McCain outlined his agenda on tax cuts to a group of small business leaders Tuesday, vowing to keep taxes low in the face of a weak economy and rising oil prices.
How to spend your stimulus check
Wondering where to put that extra cash? Before you buy a flat screen, try these suggestions and improve your long-term financial well-being.
Why your tax rate is going up
Last week, the federal government began sending out more than $100 billion in "tax rebates" to millions of Americans in an effort to stimulate the sluggish economy.
Fuzzy math on the campaign trail
It's a good thing they're not running for accountant in chief.
Tax stimulus to start arriving Monday
The federal government, eager to boost the flagging economy, will start distributing special tax stimulus checks Monday - four days earlier than expected.
6 top tax savers
Still searching for that last-minute eureka on your 1040? Perhaps you'll find it here.
Tax procrastinators scramble
The only thing as certain as death and taxes for some of us is procrastination.
Watchdog jittery about IRS computers
As taxpayers rush to file tax returns, independent auditors are warning that the Internal Revenue Service has not done enough to safeguard some of its computer systems, leaving sensitive taxpayer information vulnerable to disgruntled IRS employees, contractors or hackers.
How to pay zero taxes
You've tried staring your computer down, but it's not blinking. No matter how many times you go over the figures, you get the same answer. That number on your screen - what you're paying the IRS this year - is more than your dad earned in his five best years. You can't help thinking, Why am I such a chump when other people must be getting off scot-free?
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