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Where To File Irs Taxes
February 23rd, 2008
Question: If a person doesn't file taxes, but doesn't owe the IRS additional money, what are the chances of a problem?
Yes, she is required to file based on IRS requirements, but if she doesn't owe money will they really come after her?
Answer: They'll probably send a letter....if the IRS computer calculates that she has a refund based on information they have from W2's, they may drop it at that.
Why would she not file? 1) she's required to, from what you said, and 2) the odds are slim that her tax due is exactly zero. She either owes money that she should pay, or she should file to get the refund due to her.
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And there are no penalties for filed returns that have a refund, unless the tax itself was paid after April 15th, and the return filed even later.
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How To Pay Irs Taxes
February 22nd, 2008
Question: How much money can I make before I have to pay taxes back to the IRS?
I live in louisiana and so far year to date I am above 30,000. Some one said that when you hit 30,000 you have to pay when you file is this true?
Answer: The answer really depends on many other variables such as how much taxes been withheld from you pay checks, how do you file your tax return, your other income, your deductible expenses,etc.
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IRS To Regulate Tax Preparers
But new standards won't help taxpayers this filing season.
IRS Sets Deadline for Americans Whom Have Been Hiding Money Overseas to Evade Paying Taxes.
Calculating Taxable Income
February 20th, 2008
Question: what is it asking for when a question says calculate the after tax yield (on taxable income)?
does it want a monetary amount?
or a percentage?
Answer: if the total amount you earned was $100.
and the tax amount to be deducted was $25.
your after tax yield would be $75. the amount which is left over. and its in doller not percent.
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