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Sadly, you will not be able to file for Injured Spouse Allocation, because it requires that you had earned income, which you do not have at this moment.

Since your husband is in the military, although you resided in Colorado the whole year, being stationed would be considered a job requirement, and your Texas residence status will be preserved. Therefore, you will have to file taxes in both states.

First you can't claim yourself as a dependent you can get the exemption though.
Your mom has to file head of household and claim you and your sister as dependants I would be happy to assit you and your family in filing your taxes please feel free to call me at 973-780-6393 ask for Lloyd Golden

Yes, you can go to a tax professional on this do not try to do it yourself for the back taxes though. They know how to do it right the first time. If you qualify by all means do it.

Your income is not taxable this year but you may be able to claim your mortgage interest but you would need your statement in order to file for it.
We offer such services how about this we could check it out for you and let you know what you would get back if you like it we file it for you, if you don't we do nothing and we give you as much advice as possible
so please call 973-780-6393 and ask for Lloyd Golden

CAN I GET BACK PAY FROM THE FATHER OFF HIS TAXES HE FILES?

Since your mom is on SSI that would effect her income you may need to find someone else to care for your child since the social security doesn't want people that receive benefits to work this will cause a problem if you would like us to take a look give me a call

973-780-6393 ask for Lloyd Golden would love to help

If he owes child support then the person who filed the child support claim is entitled to any refund amount up to what is owed in child support. So he probably wont see his refund. I always get my exes refund. The IRS should still except your efile.

It will hurt you if you only file one, because your employer reported your wages to the IRS. If you file one, it will catch up to you. The IRS will send you a letter and ask you to pay what they gave you and you would have to amend the return you filed and that would cost you more on behalf of the tax preparation service you use. Just file this year even if you owe, at least you will know what not to do next year. Check with your HR dept and do a new W-4 and claim only the exemptions you are entitled to

G. Charles
Envision Financial
973-780-6393

That is tax fraud and can land you in prison. You have to report all income recieved.

If the IRS has you certified to have an tax off set, yes they will take your taxes even if you file jointly with spouse

earned income tax credits, child credits, itemized deductions, making work pay credit...also mortgage interest and property texes helped as well.
we did have some w-2 income and mostly 1099 income and are getting back 6700

you can claim your child and your girlfriend if you live together. You can file as head of household

There are certain conditions which apply. You would have to discuss this with your girlfriend. Things to take into consideration are if you and your girlfriend live together for the entire year and she had no income and you provided more than half of her support then she should let you claim her as your dependent along with your son. If you both work then I would recommend the person who makes the most income claim the child. This is a personal decision that needs to be made between the both of you.

my fiance and I had a son in December of 2008 and we were able to claim him when it was time to file for taxes. The child does not have to be 6 mos old, you just have to have his social security card.

I don't think you can claimed because the baby isn't 6 months. My husband was told that he could file in H&R Blocks but IRS said the baby wasn't old enough and he ended up owing them

that is not true. the baby does NOT have to be 6 months old, just has to of been born in the year you are claiming. my daughter was born on nov.23rd,2009 making her only 2 months old and we were able to claim her as a dependent

it all depends if youre supporting them.

Contact your local Child Support Agency. If he has a job they can garnish wages. If he isn't filing taxes and is earning income its fraud!

I'd like to know the answer to this myself.

Please understand that there are certain individuals that the IRS will allow you to claim without questions. You children are exactly those individuals. You can claim them as long as they did not make more than $10,000 last year or if you provide more than half their support. You can claim them until 24 years of age if they are in school. You can claim them all their life if they are legally disabled and can not care for themselves. If you want you can contact our office and we can assist you with filing your return or answer any questions you may have about filing.

G. Charles
Envision Financial
973-780-6393

i think you can only claim them if they are disabled and in your care. they can file their own tax return and since they're not working, they'll qualify for the eic. when you qualify for the eic, you CAN get back more than what you paid in. that can be a hefty refund. it was my understanding some years ago people (tax preparers?) were pulling homeless and drunks off the street to file income taxes and they got back a lot of money. then you can collect some of the refund from them for your expenses. by the way, i used taxexact this year and i really like that program. it's free to everyone and they check everything. that's the only way i see you getting any relief.

You can claim him, he just cannot claim anyone else as his dependent. To answer your question, YES he can and should file his taxes.

Actually you can claim him. If he worked for three months though, he may want to claim himself to get the Making Work Pay Credit (Schedule M) on the Federal Return. As far as the Earned Income Credit.... He may be able to claim that if he made money below the maximum amount... True... But he also has to be over 25 years old as of Dec. 25, 2009 as well. And keep in mind that the Earned Income Credit also is calculated by the actual income. Depending how much he made, also depends on how much he'd receive. You may want to see which would give you the better results ... Try both ways for each of you. Then see what works best.

no, you cannot claim your bf, only kids under i think age 18. he needs to file his own tax return and having only worked 3 months, he'd probably be eligible for the eic and can get back more than what he paid in, unless he made a LOT of money during that time. if he made over 13,440 he would not qualify for the eic. you can't claim him. they'll throw that out. good luck.

when you look at the tax instructions it will tell you your deductions for filing joint or married, etc and you can quickly see which is the best way. i believe it's married filing joint will get you the most money. always have your unemployment taxes taken out. you'd be surprised at what you'll owe at the end of the year. 2009 they're not taking taxes on unemployment up to 2400. nice tax break. think about that. how much did you get? you may get lucky on that. filing together, they will take your taxes out of the whole amount. 1099 is easy. i would suggest doing online taxexact. it's free for everyone. they look at everything, kids home all credits that you can possibly imagine. taxexact is recommended by the irs. hope that helps. my mom used to work for the irs. i've always done my own. good luck. you'll do well. promise

If you did not work in 2009, you have nothing to file taxes for. How did you make your money to survive... Rent, food, etc. I ask this because if you received child support or state assistance (don't worry neither of these are taxable), but if you received these or some other sort of income and paid rent... then you may qualify for a Home Heating Credit (even if the heat is not in your name or included in the rent) and you may also qualify for a rent credit. It may be worth looking into...

...they will. Anytime you owe back taxes and are due for a refund, they will take what you owe them.

To answer the question I would have to know exactly how much was received; but there is a possibility you may still receive a refund espeically since you are married and have kids. As long as your husbands employer took the right amount of taxes out of his pay you should be fine. Things like home ownership, medical expenses, travel for business, etc.... for more information contact my office and ask for me, Charles, and I can answer any questions you may have so no one takes advantage of you when you and your husband do your taxes. I have heard some crazy things from some new clients this year about previous tax services

First off good evening and to answer the first half your question your wife is not your dependant,your standard deduction for filing married joint will be more then you filing as head of household; and no you will not have to pay taxes on unemployment if you elected to have taxes taken out and you will also receive a refund.

You may qualify for various tax credits please feel free to contact me at 973-780-6393 ask for Lloyd Golden

hi, i've been on unemployment for the year of 2009. yes, you have to pay taxes on unemployment. this year they're giving 2400 untaxed unemployment and the rest IS taxed. they're giving more credits for dependents so you may qualify for the eic. yes, i think you can expect a return and a really big one. not to worry. you can catch up on all those bills. a little relief. even though we lost our jobs, the bills keep coming in and rising. i think you'll be okay.

Unfortunately, you are taxed on the Unemployment that you received during the year. And while it is true that this year the first $2400 of unemployment is not taxed, the other amounts are. The EIC is the EARNED Income Credit. Unemployment doesn't qualify for this. You have to have actual EARNED income during the year. Did either you or your wife work for any part of the year? You still will have things like the Standard Deduction (or itemized deduction)and the dependency deductions. And then if there is anything left over after that, it'll be the amount you need to pay taxes on.... The taxes from that figure still can be offset however by the Child Tax Credit (if your kids are 17 or under as of Dec. 31, 2009). So as far as OWING money... it would depend on the above factors. As far as getting a refund... It would depend on whether or not you or your wife worked at any point during the year. Hope that helps.

I was in the same situation and i got back everything they took out on my unemployment, but you cant get the child tax credit

begening of 2009 and the took 10% for taxes i was just wondering if i shouold be expecting a income tax w2 thing so i can do my taxes and get them back???? please help me i am struggling and com=nfused

I am a fulltime student who just got married last yr. My husband wants us to file jointly. I don't believe he made enough for me not to get any financial aid back but I was wondering will I have to drop out of school since I'm married??

You have to ask your educational institution for a 1098-T, which is a tuition statement if you paid out of pocket. It will detail how much aid you received and how much you actually paid out. The fact that you receive unemployment means you have to file your federal taxes especially if they withheld taxes from your (UI). You have a child so you do get a few credits, please visit my website and give us a call if you need any assistance as we service 48 out of 50 states. www.envisionfiancialmgmt.com ...... 973-780-6393 office number. I would like to assist with your situation.

He is not legally married because his taxes say so. What he needs to do is amend his tax return from 2008 where his ex lied and do a new one. He might windup owing but the only way to tell is to do the actual return over. Then he should attach a statement to the amended return stating his ex did the taxes and he signed it trusting her and then get it notarized. He has to send the amended return, new return and the false together; but from now on read before you sign and if you do not understand....ASK, Seek , and Knock...

IF YOU OWE OVER 500.00 BACK CHILD SUPPORT YOU WILL NOT GET REFUND

First and foremost, congratulations on winning custody. Unfortunately, there is a way to recoup your funds and file your taxes but you would have to call me for the assistance, as it would be too much to type. Its just easier to explain how to settle this matter over phone. Call my office at 973-780-6393 between the hours of 9am-9pm Eastern Time.

Vaseline!

Yes, unemployment is given from the federal government and they are the ones who collect our taxes. So if you owe, they will take it out of your return and you will receive the difference if any.

yes they will give you the balance of your refund after they take their money out. however, you will not be able to get that refund in direct deposit form, they will send you a letter stateing your new refund amount and when you should recieve your check. FYI when this happened to me, IT TOOK FOREVER

THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION, "WE ARE GETTING A REFUND BUT I OWE. WILL THE IRS TAKE THE MONEY I OWE AND THEN GIVE US OUR FREFUND FROM THE TOTAL?" THE ANSWER TO THAT IS ABSOLUTELY! IF I WERE YOU AND YOUR WIFE WORKED AND IS OVER 25 YEARS OF AGE, I WOULD ADVISE YOU TO FILE MARRIED FILING SEPERATELY. LET HER FILE HER AND AND YOU FILE YOUR OWN. THAT WAY THEY ARE ONLY TAKING YOURS AND SHE WOULD PROBABLY STILL GET A DECENT REFUND. I LOATH THE IRS. OUR GOVERNMENT IS SO CRIMINAL! NOT MANY AMERICANS REALIZE THAT THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX, (TAXING YOUR WAGES AND EARNINGS), IS A TOTALLY ILLEGAL TAX! THE 16 AMENDMENT WAS NEVER RADIFIED THUS MAKING IT IN ALL ACTUALITY ILLIGAL FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO DEMAND THE MONIES FROM US. BUT PEOPLE OUT OF FEAR AND THUG INTIMIDATION TACTICS FROM OUR CRIMINAL GVT CONTINUE TO PAY. I WOULD RECOMMEND THAT WHEN YOU GET SOME SPARE TIME, WATCH AARON RUSSO'S FILM DOCUMENTARY, "FREEDOM TO FASCISM". THIS EXPLAINS MUCH OF WHAT I MENTIONED IN DETAIL. GOOD LUCK!

I am currently on unemployment and to answer your question yes. You have to file your unemployment on your taxes they didnt take out any federal or staTE TAX SO YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY THEM OR THEY WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM YOUR REFUND. 2500 of the money earned on unemployment is tax free but you will be charged 10% for federal taxes. I.e If you received 10,000 dollars in unemployment last year subtract the 2500 and you will have 7500 of taxable income or you will pay 750 in federal tax. You can also request that taxes be taken out to avoid the hassle next yr! I hoped i helped!

i drew ui benefits and they took out 10%m and i was wondering ir=f i get a w2 thing so i can get a income tax?

if someone not related to your child files her it is considered fraud, and if her dad doesnt file his taxes he will have the irs after him and still have to pay you back pay