Yahoo! Answers: United States
Yahoo! Answers: United States

Open Question: Do I get a tax credit as a refund if I don't owe any money?
If my tax returns show that I'm getting $1000.00 refund and than I add in a $5000 refund, would I get a $6000.0 tax return?
Open Question: I have my friend's paycheck, but she is out of town, can I put...
Open Question: When will I get my first paycheck?
I just started working at a restaurant last Saturday and we get paid every two weeks. I think pay day is today but when I checked my checking account, it was the amount I already had. Does it take a little longer for people who just started working at a place?
Open Question: is disability compensation taxable?
Open Question: Can I still get unemployment or partial unemployment if I work...
I worked for one company for about 6 months and then for another for 2 and a half months.
Open Question: Is there an online tax service that will include losses from s...
If I lost 3500 dollars from exercising stock options this year, is there an online tax service (i.e. TaxAct, TurboTax...etc) that will include them?
Open Question: Can a Non Profit Organization sell things?
I am wondering if, in the US, a Non Profit Organization may produce certain item and sell it if the profit (if any, as the idea I have is mostly towards a sell way below market value, as a type of social service) and still be considered a Non Profit, with all the tax exceptions and breaks they get. Let me try to give an idea of what I mean. I did my undergrad overseas, where textbooks are much cheaper, but for the better part of the last decade I have been teaching in the US. I always heard students complaining about the expensiveness of the textbooks, but I never really took it seriously, as I had heard that even when I disagreed. Nevertheless, I came to realize yesterday that the students of the calculus class I am teaching (over which I have no decision power about textbook and such, and have to require the materials agreed by the school) have to spend close to $400 just for my class. I was horrified. I am certain that a textbook as good as the main one we use (that takes about $315 of the $400 needed), can be produced to sell at a MUCH lower price. Thinking about this, I thought that finding a few people interested on it, a non profit could be created to produce high quality textbooks for a price much lower than that students in America pay. But I wonder that, as the main purpose would be to sell a commodity, even if it is at a very low profit, that just allow the organization to self-preserve, if in such case would not be considered a non profit. I would thank any direct reference.
Open Question: IF i work 78 hours and make 10.00 an hour, how much should my ...
Open Question: About what percent is taken out of you check in OHIO for taxes?
I am applying for jobs and trying to decide what salary I should look for. About what is the percent that is taken out for taxes in Ohio?
Open Question: can i claim my neice and nephew on my taxes whom I have tempor...
My husband and I have temporary custody of my neice and nephew. We have had them Since the 1st week of January, and will have them until past January 2011. They were taken away from the parents through DCF. Do I have the right to claim them, or do the parent's have the right?
Open Question: If you return something from an infommercial do you get money ...
It says within 30 days and I return it before 30 days BTW
Open Question: How do I start filing taxes if I'd spent the first half of the...
I was thinking of filing my own taxes for 2010, but I've only started working this month. Should my parents still list me as a dependent? How does this work exactly? Also, any other tips?
Open Question: Pampered Chef - Zipcar Tax Deductions?
I am thinking of becoming a Pampered Chef consultant, but I am in a big city and do not own a car. I am able to rent a Zipcar through a local car-sharing opportunity, in order to get to the suburbs for engagements. I know that I could deduct for mileage, but am wondering: since this would be a 'business-related expense,' could i deduct the zipcar cost?
Resolved Question: Where do I report a company collecting sales tax and keepi...
This company is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. They have collected over $200k in sales tax and kept all the money. Where would I report this information?
Open Question: Is there no IRS number at all where you can speak with an agen...

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Obama's $250,000 mistake
President Obama's tax reform task force will deliver its long-overdue report on Friday offering a list of ways to improve the federal tax code.
100-plus tax breaks on the line
When it comes to putting off assignments, college students have nothing on Congress.
State tax hikes could go too far
Some U.S. states facing steep budget gaps have resorted to tax policies that could be harmful over the long term, a non-profit research group said Monday.
Sales taxes are highest in...
Tennessee has the highest combined state and average local sales tax rate of any U.S. state, at 9.44%, according to a research group's report released Thursday.
Higher taxes for the rich: What they'll pay
If you're a wealthy American, you've probably heard that your tax bill will be higher next year if President Obama has his way. But how much more are you really going to pay?
A surprise tax cut for the (almost) rich
Worried about your taxes going up next year? They might for some high earners. But some not-quite-rich taxpayers could end up with a surprise tax cut.
Will 'tax the rich' save the economy?
Higher taxes on the nation's top wage earners could give a needed jolt to the struggling U.S. economy. Or it could be the tipping point that topples the nation back into recession.
The great tax debate
One of the certainties of life -- taxes -- suddenly is terribly uncertain, and not just for high-earners.
The tax hike nobody's talking about
Get ready for a smaller paycheck.
Super rich: Tax my estate, please
Some high-profile, high net-worth folks on Wednesday called on Congress to impose a "strong" estate tax going forward.
Estate tax in limbo
Estate planning attorneys may worry that their persistent headaches are a sign of something more serious. But once they remember what they do for a living, the headaches start to make perfect sense.
Tax reform plan could reduce tax bite for many
Tax reform. For years, economists, tax experts and lawmakers have pushed for it, to no avail.
Nickel and dimed by Obama's microtaxes
Woven throughout President Barack Obama's health care reform act are a variety of new taxes on high earners: a 3.8% tax on interest and dividends, a 0.9% increase in the Medicare payroll tax, a $2,500 cap on pretax contributions to flexible savings accounts. Then there are new taxes on the most expensive health insurance plans and on sales of medical equipment like bedpans and catheters. The President's proposed budget is laden with assorted other goodies, including a limit on deductions for mortgage interest and charitable contributions, and a capital gains hike.
5 things to know about getting audited
1. Audits are on the rise
'Bush-ama' tax cuts: The $2.2 trillion decision
They're often called the "Bush" tax cuts. But at this point they might as well be called the Bush-ama tax cuts.

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