Irs Form 1040 Knowledge Base
How to fillout Top of IRS Form 1040 Schedule C? A small Consulting firm got a contract to do work for Marathon Oil. The Consulting firm asked me to work on the project. They paid me by check but did not deduct any $ for SS or Income tax. They sent me a 1099-MIS. The top of 1040 Schedule C asks for a company name. But I'm just an independent person, don't own a company. Should I just put my name in the "Name of proprietor" box and leave the "business name" box and the "business or profession" box blank?
On IRS form 1040 schedule C or C-ez, can I just give the income I made minus the expenses? I did a few carpentry jobs last year. If I add up all the labor and put this on the income, and the materials are all paid for to date, can I skip the expenses line? What I did was figure out how much I made then how much materials cost. I separated the two, so rather than add them both in section 1, cant I just skip the expenses in section 2 and only have an income with no expenses? Does this make sense?
Total Federal Tax Paid? Where do I find this on IRS FORM 1040 for 2008? Total Federal Tax Paid includes the total amount of federal income tax to be paid as reported on IRS FORM 1040. This is not the amount withheld from employee's paychecks. (The amount withheld should be adjusted by any refund or additional taxes due.) Do not report state income tax. I need to know which line this can be found on in the 2008 Form 1040.
Is there a special IRS form 1040 for a minor child(10 years old).? I am completing my minor child's IRS form 8615 for capital gains from the sale of stock; it must accompany the childs tax return, is there a special form 1040 for children with capital gains?
need a printable irs form 1040? need to find and print an irs form 1040. irs.gov. has the forms but i am unable to print. downloaded and saved as f1040.pdf but i can't find it to retrieve and print! help me. for individual, not business
do everyone that work or live in the US have to file for the IRS 1040 form? my parents has filed their taxes every year and they just are wondering do everybody that work in the US have to filled out an IRS 1040 forms
IRS Form 1040? For all the constitution fans out there and irs assemblage does this have any merit to it? Hard Evidence That Form 1040 Has no Legal Basis In Law. Please explain this to me. ttp://www.givemeliberty.org/RTPLawsuit/Update2005-05-21.htm http://www.givemeliberty.org/RTPLawsuit/Update2005-05-21.htm
What to enclose to my 1040 form to the IRS, in addition to the W-2 stubs ? I cannot find in the instructions what to enclose to the 1040 form to the IRS in addition to my w-2 stub ? Thanks all !!!
A question about irs form 1040!!? i lost my irs form 1040 for the year 2006. i need to get a hold of it for fafsa.can anyone tell me how to get it as soon as possible?
IRS form 1040 schedule A charity? I wasn't able to itemize my deductions last year, so I didn't deduct some charity donations. Can I deduct them this year in the space for "Carryover from previous year"?
what is an IRS 1040 form? my parents file their taxes every year by going to a person that help people file their taxes. And this year i am filing fafsa for the first time and it ask my parents information that is on the irs 1040 form. But my parents are going to file for their taxes for this year until mid february because they are waiting for their W-2 then they going to the same person that help them file for their taxes every year. so my question is does that person that help my parents fill out their taxes will he also fill out an irs 1040 for for my parents and will it have all of my parents on it because i need it for a section on fafsa. If he does fill out an irs 1040 form will my parents get a copy of the irs 1040 form for their records because i need an 1040 form to help me filled out a section on my parents income because on fafsa they will ask for information on my parent's 1040 forms. if parents don't get a copy of their 1040 forms from that person for their record can my parents ask that person for a copy of the irs 1040 form with all their information on it
do all US citizens uses IRS 1040 form to file for taxes? my parents file their taxes every year by going to a person that help people file their taxes. And this year i am filing fafsa for the first time and it ask my parents information that is on the irs 1040 form. But my parents are going to file for their taxes for this year until mid february because they are waiting for their W-2 then they going to the same person that help them file for their taxes every year. so my question is does that person that help my parents fill out their taxes will he also fill out an irs 1040 for for my parents and will it have all of my parents on it because i need it for a section on fafsa. If he does fill out an irs 1040 form will my parents get a copy of the irs 1040 form for their records because i need an 1040 form to help me filled out a section on my parents income because on fafsa they will ask for information on my parent's 1040 forms. if parents don't get a copy of their 1040 forms from that person for their record can my parents ask that person for a copy of the irs 1040 form with all their information on it
1040x says to send payment of 7500 to IRS for form 5405. 1040 shows I get the credit. What do I do? Turbotax says I'll get my refund plus the first time homebuyers credit but the printed out virsion of the 1040x says I need to mail my w2 and my "payment" of 7500 to the irs. Did I do my taxes wrong? Is this just their way of keeping record that it's a loan? HELP!
Why is the IRS offering Form 1040 in Spanish? People who only speak Spanish are paid in cash, and their employers don't withold income taxes from their pay packets, so whats the point of making me wade through all of the Spanish versions of their online forms archive just to get the English ones?
IRS 1040 Form xls format? Where can I find a 1040 (2007) spreadsheet on the Internet? I am studying federal taxes and wanted to use it to help with my studying.
Is there any difference between IRS form 1040,1040A,1040X? Please be nice, I'm new at filing my own taxes.
Do I enter my contribution to my Roth IRA on line 15a or 15b on IRS form 1040? I'm new to IRA's and I opened a Roth for 2007. I contributed the max of $5,000. Do I enter that amount in line 15a (which I assume will not then be taxed) or 15b (which I assume will be taxed)? Also, can I file a 1040-EZ? I do not have $1,500 in taxable interest, but am wondering if by opening a Roth, I am ineligible to file the EZ form.
IRS form 1040 schedule D line 17 for stocks, yes or no? There are two categories, one for short term gains and the other for long term gains. I only have one entry of selling stocks for $40 profit within the year of 06. Line 17 asks if both are gains. One is +40 the other is 0, so technically both are positive/not losses. Or, you could interpret that both must have a positive entry other than 0. The answer determines if I need to complete the Qualified Dividends and Capital Gains Tax Worksheet or not. I'm thinking my entry is No, but I want to feel sure about it before submitting. The IRS Info page does not clarify the question.
How does the Capital loss carryover work for IRS Form 1040 schedule D? I'm a little unclear on how this works. from 2007, I had a professional do my taxes. here's what I have in by schedule D. Box 1F: (1,119) Box 7: (1,119) Box 8f: (3,836) Box 14 (6,254) Box 15 (10,090) Box 16 (11,209) Box 21 (3,000) I only had short term losses for 2008. They were (843). With this information, how do I fill out my schedule D? What carries over from 2007 for short and long term? I did the worksheet for capital loss carry over and line 41 on my 07 1040 is (-8,337). I came up with (12,052) for my final number. This doesn't seem right. Note that all ()'s mean negative.
What Form Do I Fill Out So That I Know How Much Money I Owe The IRS? I will be receiving a 1099 form and I have to fill out a W-9 form but what form do I submitt to the IRS so that I know how much I will have to pay them? I am used to filing W-2 forms and sending the IRS a 1040 form. I am just a bit confussed.
is there a difference between irs form 1040EZ and form 1040? i got an efc of 0 on my fasfa app, but the school needs prove of the information i entered so the school im going to for the spring semester is requesting my proof of income for 2008, so they need my tax return for 2008 and also my dad...my dad gave me his and i have mine now, and i noticed that my dad form says 1040.. and my form says 1040EZ...is that okay??? will the school accept both forms?
Does the IRS treat the Schedule SE form and the 1040 form separately? That is what they did on me.? It seemed as though when I filled out both forms and turned them in, I was taxed on much more then I should have been. I transferred the amount on my 1040 form and was exempt from Federal Taxes, but they still wanted that full amount.
IRS 1040??Is it okay to send in for scholarship? Is it okay to give the first two pages to the GEORGE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP to review the IRS form 1040 in order to apply for their scholarship???Why do they ask for this form and what will be some of the problems if we send a copy of this form to the scholarship center
Have the IRS 1040 forms been sent out yet? We usually get our tax forms in the mail by now. Have they been sent out yet? We had our mail stopped for a few days and are becoming a little paranoid.
Tax withheld does not match IRS files VS entries on my 2005 Form 1040? Ok, I used TurboTax for my 2005 taxes. Now, I am getting a notice from the IRS where they are asking for some money back. When I entered my W-2 info, I did it automatically entering Employer ID that came on my W-2 and it pulled it directly (and correctly from somewhere) into my e-1040. I did my stuff and e-filed it successfully. Now, if I go and check back on TT 2005, I still see the same data, but by some reason the printed form and the summary one are actually displaying the discrepancy the IRS noticed. I've checked and re-checked my TT return and it is correct, but displays withheld incorrectly and sending it like that to the IRS and the printed forms. So, what are my options here? Anyone with the same problem? If so, how did you fix it with TT? Or am I SOL here? To clarify, seems to me like there is a bug on TT that is incorrectly displaying withheld on my return.
www.irs.gov on form 1040 what line do you put your 1099 on? i am a construction worker and do not know what line to put my wages on
What IRS law requires an indivdual to file a personal income tax return. Namely form 1040? Is the OMB control #, (Office of Management and Budget) thats on form 1040 a valid # as it applies to form 1040?
what is a 1099R on the Federal 1040 tax form? IRS 1040 tax form
What happened to age 65 credit in 1040? In the Irs form 1040 they use to give an exemption to people whoi are over 65 now I dont see that . what happened top It?
2005 Late file for IRS and state? I just found out I made a little bit of money in 2005 because I was in school and I didn't know I had any income. I'm doing a paper filing and I have an IRS 1040 form. I wanted to know if I would need a separate CA one also.
What to do with a 1040-ES form? The IRS sent me the 1040-ES form and don't know what to do about it. It didn't come with a letter or memo telling me what I need to do. It was just the form with some vouchers. Am I required to make payments or can I just ignore it and pay my taxes in full at the end of the year?
Are tax exempt dividends to be reported on Form 1040, as is tax exempt interest? One of my 1099 DIV providers stated that tax exempt dividends are to be included on line 9a, but the IRS instructons say nothing about this.
Does anyone know where can I get a 1988 1040 Long form? I have a business reason to get a copy used or new 1040 Long forms from 1988. I did try IRS and the city library. Can anyone help.. I don;t mind to pay a fee for the service either e-mail or fax to our office.. Thanks you
need form 1040 or 1040A the economic stimulus package for file a return http;//www.irs.gov/? Need forms 1040 or 1040 for the economic stimulus rebate just signed by Pres. Bush
what is the difference between schedule c and 1040 long form? I called the IRS and asked what forms I need to file this year. I started a company that had loss and not profit for 2007. I used my home office for primary office. I also worked full time with another company ( I will have a w-2 also). He told me to file a schedule c and a 1040 long. What is the difference in these two?
Form 1040-v - paying my tax to the IRS for $4.8K? I just did my tax for 2007 at H&R block and I have $4,824 due to the IRS. This was because I was on a 1099 for 6 months, and then later became a W2. Is it possible that I can pay that that off $1,000 monthly by check? How would that work? I know I can write a check to the IRS for $4,824 in full, but how do I split the payment monthly for 5 months? I was on1099 because that was my probation period. I am currently working for the same company. So, if I want to pay monthly, I would have to incur interest? In that case, it would be cheaper for me to pay all at once in full right?
IRS form 1042 S? What form do I use to report a 1042S and on what line do I enter it? I have recieved a 1042S in the mail and I dont know how to file it. Do I use a regular 1040 tax return form or a different one? What line do I enter the amoutns on? What line do I enter this information on?
Can a minor legally sign a 1040 & 540 IRS income tax forms? Or does the parent have to sign it or both? My daughter has to pay (a whopping $20 & $16) and she is only 14. Who legally should be signing these forms for a minor (whether they owe, get a refund or break even)? Thanks! vb - thanks!
What do I do if I have more than four dependents on my 1040? I am filing my IRS 1040 tax form, and have six children I can claim as dependents. Line 6 says, "if more than four dependents, see page 15." Where is page fifteen? What am I supposed to do?? Please help! NM
My 1040 filled in version will not print, comes out without printed information on form? I have my taxes done, I downloaded the form from IRS and then typed the necessary information on the form using adobe 7.0, but when I print the filled in form it comes out every time without the filled in information, what am I doing wrong, last year it worked just fine.
Where do I get a copy of my 1040 tax form from last year? I recently reached the top of the section 8 housing list in my town and i need a copy of my 1040 form that i filed for the year 2007, but i don't have one? where do i get one? should i call the IRS?
i need to know if my income tax form i have here in front of me for 2007, is a IRS 1040, Or a 1040 A or 1040EZ? Its for my student loan info. thank you sooo much.
What documentation do I need to use IRS form 8917 (tuition) on my 1040 for 2008? ? I received a 1098T for my dependent daughter's tuition (thousands), and I also have one for myself (one class - $92 only) Any other help you can offer to calculate would be great. Thank you.
IRS forms. 1040 or 1040a? How to tell if the form is 1040 or 1040A? Help immediately I'm filling out FAFSA as we type...lol
do you need a copy of w2 with form 1040? i mailed in my form 1040 as the irs rep told me to, she said just mail that in. But i see other people mailing in a copy of their w2, do i need a copy to? what will happen since i didnt?
1040 Checkmate!? 1040 Checkmate! DOJ Dismisses Felony Tax Prosecution -- With Prejudice -- After PRA Defense Raised Evidence OMB Complicit In Income Tax Fraud DOJ & IRS Petitioned To Explain On May 12, 2006 in Peoria, Illinois, the attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) begged the court to dismiss all charges against IRS victim Robert Lawrence in federal District Court. The motion for dismissal came on the heels of a surprise tactic by Lawrence’s defense attorney Oscar Stilley. The tactic threatened exposure of IRS’s on-going efforts to defraud the public. The move put DOJ attorneys in a state of panic that left them with only one alternative: beg for dismissal, with prejudice. Stilley’s tactic paid off. Sixty days earlier, the DOJ had indicted Lawrence on three counts of willful failure to file a 1040 form, and three felony counts of income tax evasion. The federal Judge dismissed all charges with prejudice, meaning the DOJ cannot charge Lawrence with those crimes again. The trial was to have started on Monday morning, May 15th. On Wednesday, May 10, Stilley mailed a set of documents to the DOJ in response to DOJ’s discovery demands. The documents revealed to DOJ for the first time that Lawrence was basing his entire defense on an act of Congress, 44 U.S.C. 3500 – 3520, also known as the "Paperwork Reduction Act" (PRA). In Section 3512 of the Act, titled "Public Protection," it says that no person shall be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with an agency’s collection of information request (such as a 1040 form), if the request does not display a valid control number assigned by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in accordance with the requirements of the Act, or if the agency fails to inform the person who is to respond to the collection of information that he is not required to respond to the collection of information request unless it displays a valid control number. In Section 3512 Congress went on to authorize that the protection provided by Section 3512 may be raised in the form of a complete defense at any time during an agency’s administrative process (such as an IRS Tax Court or Collection and Due Process Hearing) or during a judicial proceeding (such as Lawrence’s criminal trial). In sum, the PRA requires that all government agencies display valid OMB control numbers and certain disclosures directly on all information collection forms that the public is requested to file. Lawrence's sole defense was he was not required to file an IRS Form 1040 because it displays an invalid OMB control number. Government officials knew that if the case went to trial, it would expose the fraudulent, counterfeit 1040. They also must have known that a trial would expose the ongoing conspiracy between OMB and IRS to publish 1040 forms each year that those agencies knew were in violation of the PRA. That would raise the issue that the Form 1040, with its invalid control number, is being used by the Government to cover up the underlying constitutional tort -- that is, the enforcement of a direct, unapportioned tax on the labor of every working man, women and child in America. Any information collection form, such as IRS Form 1040, which lacks bona fide statutory authority or which conflicts with the Constitution, cannot be issued an OMB control number. If a control number were issued for such a form, the form would be invalid and of no force and effect. Under the facts and circumstances of the last 24 years, it is safe to say that IRS Form 1040 is a fraudulent, counterfeit, bootleg form. Government officials responsible for this fraud should be investigated and face indictment for willfully making and sponsoring false instruments. Caught between a rock and a hard place, the DOJ and IRS decided not to let the Lawrence case proceed because it would reveal one critical and damning fact: The PRA law protects those that fail to file IRS bootleg Form 1040 The DOJ knew that it stood a significant chance of losing the case, and if that happened, the press and others would quickly spread the word, and leave only fools to ever file a 1040 again. Oscar Stilley’s pleadings and documents made these points quite clear: * IRS Form 1040 violates the federal Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) and is therefore a legally invalid form. * Under the Public Protection clause of the PRA, no person can be penalized for failing to file a 1040 if the IRS fails to fully comply with the PRA. * The PRA statutes explicitly provide that a PRA challenge is a complete defense and can be raised in any administrative or judicial proceeding. * The IRS Individual Form 1040 has not and cannot comply with the requirements of the PRA because no existing statute authorizes the IRS to impose or collect the federal income tax from individuals. That lack of bona fide authority makes it impossible for IRS to avoid violating the PRA. We The People Foundation has researched the facts, law and circumstances surrounding this case, and has determined that: * A public trial would have opened a “Pandora’s Box” of legal evidence and government testimony under oath that would establish the IRS 1040 form as both fraudulent and counterfeit. * Oscar Stilley’s PRA defense “checkmated” the DOJ and IRS * The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) appears to have been complicit with IRS in deceiving the public and in helping perpetuate the 1040 fraud by promulgating federal regulations that negate the plain language of the PRA laws passed by Congress and by allowing the IRS to continually skirt the explicit requirements of those statutes Accordingly, We The People Foundation has petitioned the U.S. Attorney General, the IRS Commissioner, and Director of the OMB, requesting an official explanation of their conduct in Peoria. See the petition below. It includes links to all relevant statutes, regulations, court decisions, Federal Register publications, law review articles, Lawrence case pleadings, and the discovery documents sent by defense counsel Stilley to the DOJ. Delete
Sending my 1040 to the wrong IRS address? I completed my 1040 and sent it out to the IRS in January. I would be getting my money back, but I sent my 1040 to the wrong IRS address (the address that you send to if you owe money, not get a refund). It's been two months and I've not got my refund from the IRS. What should I do? I did make a copy of my completed 1040 and original W2 form, should I send a copy to the correct IRS address? Should I refile my 1040 and use a copy of the W2 form?
How can I apply for financail aid when I dont know my tax information? Enter the amount of the student's (and his/her spouse's) income tax for 2005 (question 36): This information may be on the following forms: IRS Form 1040-line 57; 1040A-line 36; or 1040EZ-line 10. I havent filed yet and I dont have my W-2's so i dont know what to put??? I need help filling it out!!!
Need IRS tax form for roll over transfer of IRA annuity, less withdrawal charges and Fees.? The above requested form to be included with 1040 form.
On schedule D form 1040 Captiol gains & Losses, how do you treat your trading as a business and not investing? I realize that if you trade full time and buy and sell stocks multiple times a day, full time you can claim this as a business instead of investor status. So on my taxes how do I set this up to treat my trading to be treated by the IRS as a buisness?
Do I have to fill out a 1040 form for a deceased taxpayer? My mom died in December. She was 75, had social security and pension income. I've figured out the 1040 so far...it looks like she (we) would owe $91 to federal taxes. Do we need to file taxes for a deceased taxpayer? And from where would the $91 come from? And if we didn't file...anyone think the IRS would figure it out...and who would or could they come after?
what line do i put garnished wages on on a form 1040? The IRS garnished wages and that is taxes paid to them that doesn't count as income. Where does it go on a form 1040 If you have income seized by the IRS where do you report it on form 1040 that you gave it (involuntarily) back to them as taxes paid for previous years
What are the paper work requirements through the federal to start a new business? I know for sole prorietorship have to fill out FTB Form 540 and Irs form 1040. A corp FTB 100 adn IRS 1120. I don't need anything on sale & use, property tax or special tax. Anything thing that I'm missing?
IRS form IRA? Which 1040 form do I use to deduct contributions to my traditional IRA for 20005?
If I receive a cash gift $50,000 from mom and dad for down payment on house, who files IRS form 709 me or them My parents are gifting me $50,000 for down payment on a house. I they can give me $12,000 per year/each, but that we have to file form 709 with the IRS. But I would think that as the receiver I would have to file this form with my 1040, but from what I find in the internet, it would be my parents who file the 709. Anfy answers would be most appreciated.
Do you check "Presidential Election Campaign" box on your income tax form? Why or why not? On the IRS Form 1040 (and alternative income tax forms), near the top of the first page, there is a line that reads: "Presidential Election Campaign: Check here if you . . . want $3 to go to this fund." In the instructions for the form (p. 18), this is explained further: "This fund helps pay for Presidential election campaigns. The fund reduces candidates’ dependence on large contributions from indviduals and groups and places candidates on an equal financial footing in the general election. If you want $3 to go to this fund, check the box. If you are filing a joint return, your spouse can also have $3 go to the fund. If you check a box, your tax or refund will not change." On the one hand, I can see where this might be fair, to help level the playing field. On the other hand, I hate the idea that presidential elections depend so much on money, rather than ideas; and my tax dollars may have better uses. So which box do you check, and what's your reasoning?
Income tax forms/1040 and 2555/ for 2003 and 2004-Where can I find them online? I need to file my income tax forms both state and Federal for 2003 and 2004, 2005.I found the IRS website for the 2005/ 1040 and 2555 forms but cant find the forms online for prior years. Any help?
How to file address in Form 1040 under certain situations? There is a temporary worker from Fulton county, GA came by himself to South LA to work on a poject to rebuild Louisiana. He lived in Jefferson Parish a short while.(4 months,7months or 12 months what ever) However, this worker has family in Fulton and he returned to Fulton after finished the project. Questions: 1. When he filed income tax to IRS, should he put address in 1040 Form as Fulton? 2. Will it make the difference to for the filing if he stayed in LA for 4 months, 7 Months, or 12 Months? (about IRS, not state tax) 3. If he stayed a long time (over 12 months), should he register as the voter in Jefferson Parish. 4. If he registered as Jefferson Parish voter and he file jointly with his wife if Fulton, should the address in 1040 be in Fulton or Jefferson? If anyone can answer the above questions or just give me a clue where I can find the sources about the above situations , I will appreciate it a lot!
FAFSA help!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......(question 81)? it says: Enter the student's parents' exemptions for 2006 (question 81): This information may be on the following forms: * IRS Form 1040 - line 6d; * 1040A-line 6d; or * 1040EZ only thing, 6d is just a dotted line (.........................................) and does NOT lead to ANYTHING!!!!!!!... what am i suppose to put on the box (since only 2 digits is required)...??? wut does "claiming exemption" mean? i am their dependent, am i the CLAIMED EXEMPTION?
Are these questions to the IRS logical and reasonable? A person goes into the IRS office with a 1040 filled out except for the signature. The following questions are proposed: I am not sure if I am required to fill out this 1040 Form. My friends told me that I must. What is the Code section that indicates a Form 1040 is required? Before signing the form, I read on the Form that I would be signing it under penalty of perjury. By signing the 1040, would be giving up my right to be silent under the 5th Amendment ? (A suspected murderer would not have to do or say anything.) Will an IRS offocial sign a statement, under penalty of perjury, indicating my requirements and the Chapter and Section that states my requirements? In other words, other than my friends, who in the IRS or what section of the IRS Code would lead me to believe that I am liable for paying an Income Tax, and because of this requirement, indicate my requirement to fill out and sign (under penalty) a 1040 Form? H.S. Student.
IRS 1040? How to get it? I'm filling out my FAFSA today and I have our W2 forms... but I just found out I need something called an IRS 1040 or something.... HOW DO I GET THAT? And what if I won't be able to get it before March 1? I'm screwed right?
I filed tax form 1040 instead of 1040NR. How does this effect me? I have been in US for 3.5 years on F1(student) visa. I worked on OPT during August 2006 to August 2007. I hired a tax consultant to file my taxes 2007. The tax consultant used 1040 instead of 1040NR which I did not know at the time of filing. I realized that he used wrong form when one of my friends told me about it. Upon contacting the tax consulting, he replied me that I have been in for 3.5 years there won't be any problem as had met substantial presence test. While I was going through the IRS website, I came to know that there were some exceptions for substantial presence test. One of them is F1 status (student). Again I contacted my tax consultant and had brought the issue to his notice. He said that he considered my income (since I did job on OPT) was high, hence he filed 1040. I am worrying about it, if there are any legal problems that I will have to face in future. Please advise me what to do?
I have a simple question about deducting property taxes on form 1040.? Greetings, I've always been able to figure out my own taxes with no problems or questions, but last summer I bought my very first home. As I puzzle over the tax forms this year, and what I can deduct, I have some questions: #1: Can I deduct on my 1040 A Form (Itemized Deductions) the property taxes I paid in November of 2007? The entire amount I paid? Really? For example, back in November I paid a total of $1,898.64 ($711.01 and then an additional $1,187.63 for the supplemental assessed values.) Is this all deductable on this form? If so, what I don't understand is when IRS eventually sends this same amount back to me, then it's like I'm not really paying these property taxes at all. (Not if I get the money back from the IRS.) That can't be right. I can't believe that my property taxes are all deductable. #2... Is any amount of the $270.00 each month I pay for my Association Dues deductable? Thanks in advance for any help.
hi, I AM DISABLED AND I WORKED TWO ELECTIONS I RECIEVE A W-2 FORM AM I ENTITLE TO SUBMIT A TAX FORM TO THE IRS I AM PRESENTLY DISABLED AND UNABLE TO WORK FULL TIME I WOULD LIKE TO WORK BUT DUE TO HEALTH REASON IT IS IMPOSSIBLE. I TRIED WORKING THE ELECTIONS AND WIND UP IN THE HOSPITAL. BUT I MANANGE TO WORK TWO OF THE ELECTION AND I GOT PAID. I RECENTLY RECIEVE A W-2 FORM SHOULD I CLAIM A 1040 FORM
FAFSA help. question 81? The question asks: Enter the student's parents' exemptions for 2006 (question 81): This information may be on the following forms: * IRS Form 1040 - line 6d; * 1040A-line 6d; or * 1040EZ but my mom hasn't gone and had her taxes done yet so im not sure what to do about this question, or what exactly they're asking for =/ can anyone help me out?
What IRS form do I use? I was wondering what type of form do i use to file my taxes if I am a college student that had like 2 jobs, well three but i never really recieved a check for that job. Do I use the 1040 EZ like I did in high school or do I have to move on to the 1040?
How to I report income (from a 1099 MISC form) on my 1040? Essentially I have misc. income (classified) independent contractor from an odd job. The IRS website tells me to fill out a schedule 1040 C (or CEZ), then a Schedule SE for self employment tax, ok. I think I get that but the 1099MISC has only copies marked for state and recipient, how does the IRS know what I'm filing if there is nothing to attach to the 1040? Doesn't all income have to have documentation? -This is not the same as a 1099R.
IRS form 8379, line 8? I am filling out a Form 8379 Injured Spouse Allocation and have a question on line 8 (adjustments to income). Basically my wife had very little income last year so I paid her student loans and interest (the student loan interest nearly equaled her income). The student loan interest is showing up as an adjustment on my 1040. The tax prep software carries that over onto the 8379 and asks me to allocate it between the injured spouse (me) and the 'other' spouse (my wife). Which column should get this adjustment - the person who OWES the student loan interest or the person who PAID the student loan interest? Thanks, Marc OK, so now I have had responses for BOTH options. I do not know which to believe. Need better supporting info on answer.
I think we should add a voluntary contribution box to Form 1040 for people who think their taxes are too low? I keep hearing that prominent wealthy Americans think their taxes are too low. I am told by the IRS that we can now paid more taxes than required by law using the existing tax forms but maybe these prominent wealthy Americans don't know that. I am tired of hearing that Warren Buffet thinks Death taxes are too low. Then I notice he donates $42 billion to the Gates Foundation to avoid death taxes in the future and to deduct his charitable contributions in the present. I think we can clear up what these prominent wealthy Americans think by letting them write a check for the amount they believe they were undertaxed and take the debate from their.
I filed form 8379 along with my 1040 form. My wife owes a student loan debt from before we were married.? We just received a letter stating our tax return was offsett to pay the loan. She is a stay at home mom and therefore does not have any income. Does this mean when the IRS processes the injured spouse claim, I will receive the full refund. We do not live in a community property state.
Does This Mean I dont Need to Pay INCOME TAX?(Coragryph)? IRS Form 1040 violates the federal Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) and is therefore a legally invalid form. Under the Public Protection clause of the PRA, no person can be penalized for failing to file a 1040 if the IRS fails to fully comply with the PRA. The IRS Individual Form 1040 has not and cannot comply with the requirements of the PRA because no existing statute authorizes the IRS to impose or collect the federal income tax from individuals. That lack of bona fide authority makes it impossible for IRS to avoid violating the PRA. IRS Form 1040 has not had a valid OMB(Office of Management and Budget) control number since 1982. Section 3512 of the PRA, titled “Public Protection” reads as follows: (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no person shall be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information that is subject to this subchapter [44 USCS § § 3501 et seq.] if-- (1) the collection of information does not display a valid control number assigned by the Director in accordance with this subchapter [44 USCS § § 3501 et seq.]; or (2) the agency fails to inform the person who is to respond to the collection of information that such person is not required to respond to the collection of information unless it displays a valid control number. (b) The protection provided by this section may be raised in the form of a complete defense, bar, or otherwise at any time during the agency administrative process or judicial action applicable thereto. The PRA statutes explicitly provide that a PRA challenge is a complete defense and can be raised in any administrative or judicial proceeding. "Sway 26" If you read the supreme court decision on the 16th you will find that it enumerates no new rights to taxation. "crissymm5" we actually see no benefits from the income tax. 100% of it goes to pay down the debt. On May 12, 2006 in Peoria, Illinois, the attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) begged the court to dismiss all charges against IRS victim Robert Lawrence in federal District Court. The motion for dismissal came on the heels of a surprise tactic by Lawrence ’s defense attorney Oscar Stilley. The tactic threatened exposure of IRS’s on-going efforts to defraud the public. The move put DOJ attorneys in a state of panic that left them with only one alternative: beg for dismissal, with prejudice. Stilley’s tactic paid off. Sixty days earlier, the DOJ had indicted Lawrence on three counts of willful failure to file a 1040 form, and three felony counts of income tax evasion. The federal Judge dismissed all charges with prejudice, meaning the DOJ cannot charge Lawrence with those crimes again. The DOJ knew that it stood a significant chance of losing the case, and if that happened, the press and others would quickly spread the word, and leave only fools to ever file a 1040 again. Oscar Stilley’s pleadings and documents made these points quite clear: IRS Form 1040 violates the federal Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) and is therefore a legally invalid form. Under the Public Protection clause of the PRA, no person can be penalized for failing to file a 1040 if the IRS fails to fully comply with the PRA. SORRY ABOUT THE LENGTH
can i efile and use the first time homebuyer credit from DC form 8859? I want to claim the DC first time homebuyers credit on form 8859; however one tax site stated I had to send my IRS 1040 by mail with the form 8859 already completed. I really want to efile. Can you help?
Income Tax? Article 1 section 9 of the US Constitution was modified by Article 16, passed on July 2nd 1909 and ratified February 3rd 1913, this allows Congress to lay Taxes on income(income Tax). My question is: Is it illegal in any way not to complete IRS Form W4 and the subsequent IRS Form 1040? If these forms are legally required what are the article numbers or code numbers to accompany such laws? What would happen to withholdings from pay periods if form W4 were not completed? Thank you in advance. I guess I was wrong for thinking that this was an open forum to seek help on certain issues however mundane, ignorant or infantile they may seem to certain 'Top Contributers'. Some of the answers to my question show the lack of humility that runs rampant in our 'Free Society'. Thanks fellow Yahoo users. (I guess the word 'Yahoo' is still relevant to some users, just as Jonathan Swift had intended it to be decades ago!).
Who knows about taxes? Please HELP!!!? What do they mean when they ask: Enter the amount of the student's (and his/her spouse's) income tax for 2006 (question 36): This information may be on the following forms: * IRS Form 1040 - line 57; * 1040A - line 35; or * 1040EZ - line 11. WHAT DO THEY WANT FROM ME? What form are the talking about? Would this be my W2 form? or would it be in the paper work that Jackson Hewitt did, and gave back to me, pplease explain as if explaining to a child! I don't know about these taxes...PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!
Roth IRA distribution before age 59 1/2 is taxable income? I'm doing my parents taxes. My mom for some reason decide to withdraw all of the money out of her Roth IRA. Well, now on her 1099-R sent by the bank, the distribution code is a J, early distribution from Roth IRA without known exception. I know she will get penalize that 10%, however, according to the IRS Form 1040 line 15 instruction. It said that the distribution is taxable unless the code is either T or Q. So it practically saying she will get tax on her distribution & get penalize 10% on top of that. My question is, am I reading this right? Roth IRA is your after tax money that you put in, why does the distribution become taxable now? Anything she can do to minimize this situation?
FAFSA question? I know they say you can file a FAFSA before filing tax returns, but I'm looking at the FAFSA and how would I be able to enter in some of the info (especially the worksheets A,B,C) w/o having the W-2, IRS 1040 form, etc? Then, someone told me you would have to update the information, but my parents told me they won't be able to file one or receive any of the tax forms until late February. So if it takes only a few weeks for it to get processed, how would I then be able to update the information?? Yes, I am very confused and I am a first-timer. Much appreciated for any help!!
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