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      Can I file single although I am married if........

      If your husband does not wish to obtain an ITIN at this time, you must file Married Filing Separate. If AZ is a community property state, you won't be able to file electronically, you'll have to mail the return. If TT won't accept that, you can do the return as MFS, print it, and then in the...
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      Getting out of Deployment

      The "polititions" you don't approve of are some of the same ones who gave you the benefits you've now decided are not worth their price. I called you a coward because you signed a contract, and now that the government is wanting you to fulfill your obligation, you're trying to find a way out of...
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      Getting out of Deployment

      Well then , maybe you shouldn't have bothered to join. My mother had a saying, "When you give a dance, you have to pay the band." Time to pay up sonny. They do PAY you for your drill weekends. If you really want out of the deployment, I suggest breaking your leg. Just make sure you can make...
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      income tax filing

      If they live with you, maybe. If they don't live with you, no. And that only applies for 2004. Rules will change to your further detriment in 2005. Snipes
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      Selling a house

      Actually not true. You will probably be able to claim a "reduced exclusion". For info on what that is, search the old posts in this forum, I gave a lengthy explanation not too long ago. A divorce is considered one of the allowable circumstances for claiming a reduced exclusion. You will be...
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      Ex didnt file for a Tax ID#

      First things first. If she isn't an alien, she HAS a tax ID, it's her Social Security Number. He can file innocent spouse at any time. He should go to an Enrolled Agent to settle his problems with the IRS, and the EA will help file the Innocent Spouse forms. If he signed the tax forms...
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      Ex didnt file for a Tax ID#

      A tax ID? Is she an alien? Did he file a joint tax return with her for any of those years? If he did, he's on the hook unless he can prove "innocent spouse". They can and will take any joint property he holds with you. Need a little more info to answer you properly. Snipes
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      IRA penalty on brother's death???

      By Enrolled Agent I am referring to an Enrolled Agent, which is different from both an IRS Agent and a Tax Accountant. An EA is someone who has taken and passed a rigorous eleven hour IRS exam, and is certified to represent taxpayers before the IRS in everything except Tax Court, which requires...
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      IRA penalty on brother's death???

      You can likely get an exception for serious/terminal illness, and there is an exception for amounts totaling more than 7.5% of adjusted gross income. You will have to pay tax, but can probably get out of the penalties. See an Enrolled Agent in your area for tax assistance, however. Snipes
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      Tax Deductible Contributions

      No, donations are not tax deductible if they are donated to a specific person. They should be given to a "missionary fund" and then distributed to the respective missionaries. Snipes
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      Audit Question

      The IRS can put a lien on the entire property, doesn't matter who else owns it. The innocent party should probably either attempt to buy out the other party, or otherwise divest himself of the property. Snipes
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      Starting a new family! Some tax help, please!

      You have too many questions to be answered in a few sentences. Please take copies of your '04 tax returns, and your most recent pay stubs to your local H&R Block office and ask them your questions. Advice is free, and they will be able to help you with all the variables of your situation...
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      How do I get an advance?

      The IRS doesn't do that. You can get "advance EIC" through your paycheck, but it isn't a lump sum, it is given to you paycheck by paycheck, a little at a time, and can be a very small amount. Snipes
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      Mistake made on my taxes who is responsible

      If you will read my first post in this thread, I told you how to handle it. The reason you are supposed to verify the information on the return is because it is yours and you are signing it. It is not the CPA's fault that you did not take the time to read the return before signing it, no...
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      Mistake made on my taxes who is responsible

      The taxpayer DID sign the tax return, and is responsible for the information contained on it. You are supposed to thoroughly review your return before signing it, CPA or no CPA. Snipes
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      Mistake made on my taxes who is responsible

      And did you look at the return to see if the Direct Deposit information was entered correctly? File a claim with the IRS that you did not receive your refund. You can do this through their website, by clicking on "where's my refund?" and entering the pertinent information. The bank is...
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      tax exemption

      Investigated for not filing? Probably not, unless she's showing a pattern of failure to file. She should file, even if she can't pay them. The debt will not go away, even if she ignores it. Snipes
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      filed tax-return as single, while married

      The consequences will be that the IRS will want back any monies you were not entitled to, plus penalties and interest, and if they decide that you intended to avoid the taxes, there could be fraud penalties also. Snipes
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      filed tax-return as single, while married

      You need to amend your taxes and file a joint return with your husband, or file Married Filing Separately. When the money comes, cash the check but don't spend it. Then amend your return and send back what you owe them. Snipes
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      31 yrs old being claimed by parent, will that get me in trouble?

      It won't get you in trouble, but mommy is committing tax fraud, and could well go to jail/prison for it. Snipes

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