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Open Question: when you fill out W4 or W9 in the beginning of the employment,...
when you fill out W4 or W9 in the beginning of the employment, does the employer have to send the copy to IRS to let IRS know about what form you fill out? how would the IRS know what form you fill out? what is the time to file the tax for next year 2013 for W4 form and W9 form you filled out?
Open Question: Does the IRS deliver mail to PO BOXES? I had trouble with frau...
Someone used my ssn and filed a fraudulent income tax under my ssn and theyre doing an investigation. I mailed everything they wanted me to. Ever since then I feel very private about all of my personal mail and stuff in this house. I set up a PO BOX for myself . So im just wondering if theyll forward my mail to my PO BOX # or if the mail will still come to my house. They told me I should receive a letter by June 7th .
Open Question: any one tell me that where i can find a payroll taxes, sales t...
tell me urjent i am searching for this a long time ago but did not find
Open Question: questionholic how to find out how much tax return i will get?
Open Question: do you have to pay taxes on small jobs you do?
If people do small jobs like painting a fence or housecleaning for someone for $10/hour for extra cash, do you have to pay taxes on it? How will IRS even find out your making that extra cash? I was thinking about doing some small jobs like that for extra cash and I was just wondering if I have to report it. I don't want to get in trouble so any answers would be great.
Open Question: If I have arreares to pay child support but I pay 65 weekly wo...
Open Question: i made 15000 and i had 2000 taken out for federal and state in...
Single and no dependants and no house that I own this is in va
Open Question: i made 15000 and 1400 was taken out for income tax how much wi...
No dependants single federal and state Don't own a home
Open Question: Does my son have to file taxes? He's 21 but a fulltime student...
Open Question: Now on Disability but $450 to IRS?
I owe $450.00 to the IRS from 2010 & I am scared they will take it out of my $740.00 I now get for my Disability. Does the IRS tell you before hand? will they take it ALL at once or little by little? after rent, I live on $250.00 for ALL utility bills, car insur...I REALLY NEED my cable but not as much as my internet. Super Thanx, JenT in Tulsa,OK
Open Question: How many dependents should my husband claim on his w2?
We are trying to figure out how many dependents my husband should claim so that we can see a little more of his pay check but not so much that we have to pay back the IRS at the end of the year. It doesn't matter if we don't get a big refund at the end of the year.
Open Question: Tax on cosmetic surgery?
I have made an appointment at a cosmetic surgeon's office to get my ears sewn up. The going rate, as i was told,is 250 dollars per ear. My question is; is there tax along with this price? Or is it just flatout 500 dollars? Thanks
Open Question: How much would my paychecks come out to..?
I work two jobs One I get paid two weeks $8.60 an hour 40 hours The other one every week $8.25 an hour How much would my pwtchexks come out to..?
Open Question: what is garnishment#45307212?
margie mills garnishment#45307212. can you find what that it and what it is for?
Open Question: Maximizing tax deductions with mortgage?
My wife and I combined bring in just under $110K each year. Our primary residence is worth $500K and we owe $350K. We own a condo which is worth $250K. It's paid off (there is no mortgage on it). We're renting it out currently. We want to buy another rental property. The goal is to take more tax deductions. We want to take money out of the condo as down payment for another rental investment. What's the best way to do this? what kind of a loan can I take against the condo?

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