Archive for January, 2010
My father had back taxes and files for bankruptcy in early 2006 now the federal government is comming after the back taxes. Does the bankruptcy take care of those taxes or is he still liable for them? (Lives in Kansas if this matters)
Posted by admin on January 30, 2010 at 1:53 pm under tax planning.
Tags: 2006, Away, Back Taxes, Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Laws, Changes, Federal Government, Laws, Legal, Legal Changes, Taxes
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I’m 17 and I just got a job with McDonald’s, and I’ve heard about tax returns, and I was wondering how I can pay more taxes and let the government keep my tax return. Is this possible? I want to pay more taxes that the government can actually keep. Thanks
Posted by admin on January 29, 2010 at 1:39 pm under tax planning.
Tags: Job, Mcdonald, More, Pay Taxes, Return, Tax Return, Tax Returns, Taxes/forfeit
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A single man dies while he is in debt to the irs, but he has a quit claims deed deeding his house to his daughter. Can the irs take the home before the daughter gets her inheritence? Will the daughter owe her fathers irs debt?
Posted by admin on January 28, 2010 at 1:29 pm under IRS.
Tags: Home, Inheritence, IRS, Single Man, Take
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My wife and I are buying a new house in MD where the state and county transfer taxes will be about $8000. We are going to close in December this year, but will probably take a standard deduction. Can we deduct the property transfer tax even though we are going to take the standard deduction this year? Are transfer taxes deductions or credits?
Posted by admin on January 27, 2010 at 1:52 pm under tax planning.
Tags: County, County Taxes, Deduction, Property Tax, Property Transfer Tax, Standard Deduction, State, State Taxes, Tax Deduction, Taxes, Transfer, Transfer Taxes, Work
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I was a former employee of a construction company and always told the boss that we did not have the funds for taxes and that he needed to put money in the bank. I was an acting office manager but never signed any documents stating I was in charge. I told the accountant that I could not pay the amount and I told the bookkeeper as well. I now have a letter from the IRS asking me to meet with them! I am terrified!
Posted by admin on January 27, 2010 at 1:52 pm under IRS.
Tags: Accountant, Bookkeeper, Boss, Company, Construction Company, Employee, Former Employee, Hold, IRS, Money In The Bank, Past, Paying, Paying Taxes, Responsible, Taxes
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I filed my taxes in Mid-January. Last week conress announced that every tax paying adult will recieve $600 and $300 per child, in an attempt to avoid a recession. Since my taxes were already filed, am I not entitled to this extra tax break?
Posted by admin on January 26, 2010 at 1:41 pm under tax planning.
Tags: Adult, Already, Attempt, Break, Congress, Entitled, Extra, Filed, Just, Last, Passed, Recession, Tax Break, Taxes, Week
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Everyone in the family received US tax return forms for 2006 and 2007 except my daughter who is now age 19. All of us live at the same addess in a foreign country.
I suspect identity theft. How can I ensure that that the IRS has her correct address and that 2008 tax forms will be sent to her and not to someone else who may be using her name and SS number?
Posted by admin on January 26, 2010 at 1:41 pm under IRS.
Tags: Addess, Address, Contact, Correct, Correct Address, Daughter, Identity Theft, Irs Address, Irs Office, Office, Records, Should, Ss Number, Tax Forms, Tax Return, Their, Verify, Verify Address
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Posted by admin on January 25, 2010 at 1:31 pm under IRS.
Tags: Call, Cpa, Fear, Free Advice, Irs Collection Division, Irs Site, Taxpayers, Without
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Posted by admin on January 24, 2010 at 1:31 pm under IRS.
Tags: Cpa, Credit Repair, Irs Lien, Irs Tax Lien, Lien, Removal, Tax Credit, Tax Negotiation, Tax Relief
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I am planning on opening a small business with in the next year. I am trying to find out how my taxes will change. Is it true that i will have to pay in taxes every three months? How is this calculated? What taxes will i pay (federal, state, S.S, medicare)? what percentage of my imcome will i have to pay each quarter? I have three children, will i still be able to claim EIC? Any and all info would be a huge help. Thank you
Posted by admin on January 23, 2010 at 1:31 pm under tax planning.
Tags: Based, Business, Business Planning, Home, Home Based Business, Medicare, Opening A Small Business, Pay Taxes, Small, Taxes, Taxes Federal, Taxes State, Three Months
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