Posts Tagged ‘tax-return’

Now filing 2008 tax return after extension. In 2008 I had

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Now filing 2008 tax return after extension. In 2008 I had about $35,000 income plus I sold rental property I had owned for many years.

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Now filing 2008 tax return after extension. In 2008 I had

My husband and I have no signed agreements. However, before

Saturday, August 15th, 2009

My husband and I have no signed agreements. However, before I would efile our joint tax return, I had him send me an email stating his express consent for me to file our taxes jointly and as I saw fit.

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My husband and I have no signed agreements. However, before

I had my business account funds levied by a creditor for a

Wednesday, August 12th, 2009

I had my business account funds levied by a creditor for a personal matter. (I am a sole proprietor so I know this is legal)

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I had my business account funds levied by a creditor for a

When filing a tax return, are the amounts identified on one’s

Thursday, July 30th, 2009

When filing a tax return, are the amounts identified on one’s W2 form as social security tax , medicare tax withheld incorporated in the overall amount of Federal tax withheld block on the 1040 form?

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When filing a tax return, are the amounts identified on one’s

I have a tax lien from Maryland because they never recieved

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009

I have a tax lien from Maryland because they never recieved my 1999 state tax return.

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I have a tax lien from Maryland because they never recieved

I lost my job recently, and currently have a lawyer negotiating

Sunday, July 26th, 2009

I lost my job recently, and currently have a lawyer negotiating a severance package for me. My legal fees will be 20% of the increase in the size of the severance package over the company’s initial offer. Are these fees tax deductible dollar for dollar when I report the severance package on my tax return next year, or do I pay income taxes on the entire amount and only get a deduction (rather than a full credit) for the 20% attorneys fees.

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I lost my job recently, and currently have a lawyer negotiating