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      Incorporation expenses - S-Corp

      You don't have to attach the 4562, unless you amortize.
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      1099 Contractor expenses paid by employer: CGB asked me to repost in tax law

      Yes, the company can do that. They probably have a non-accountable reimbursement plan. I guess the IRS's logic for deducting only 50% of meals is that you had to eat anyway.
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      rental; landlord neglects maintenance requests

      Follow Who's Liable's instructions. It must be in writing. I ran into a similar problem and the letter got quick results. Don't forget the part giving them 21 days to repair. You can also call your local code enforcement office to have an inspection done. Send the letter to the...
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      Water leak caused huge water bill!!!!!!

      This has happened to me, except it wasn't the sprinkler that sprung a leak. I called the water company and told them what had happened. They took the average of what I usually pay them and wrote off the rest. :D Hopefully the water co. in your area does the same thing in these...
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      Tax deduction on medical bills

      Take a look at a Form1040 . You will see how it is calculated on the front page.
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      Tax deduction on medical bills

      That's right. Edit: Your adjusted gross income. Not your salary, since you may have adjustments or losses to come to the AGI.
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      Tax deduction on medical bills

      Example: Adjusted gross income 50,000 Qualified medical expenses 5,000 - 3,750 (7.5% of AGI) = 1,250 allowable In addition, your total itemized deductions must exceed your standard deduction to even claim this.
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      Tax deduction on medical bills

      You can claim qualified medical expenses as an itemized deduction on Schedule A. It is allowed to the extent that they exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income.
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      can unborn children be claimed?

      It's possible, but in most cases filing jointly is more beneficial. It depends on other factors. Read Form W-4 line by line to compute the maximum you can claim. The less you claim, the more taxes deducted from your pay. The more taxes deducted from your pay, the less you will owe or the...
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      Freelance and the law

      You will receive a 1099 for income received from the company. File schedule C with your 1040. Combine the income you received from the company and freelance work. If you do your work at home and have a room exclusively used for your business, you can deduct a portion of your utilities...
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      Please share your thoughts

      If there was no written verification by yourself to this loan agent, you're ok. Before you divulge any information about a client to a third person, you should always ask for authorization from the client first.
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      Xmas trees and apartments question

      You should call your property manager to see it is prohibited in your city. They started enforcing it here last year. So, I'm stuck w/ the ever so fragrant plastic ones.
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      58/45 in Virginia - hhheelllpp =\

      I'm from Va beach as well... :eek: I know of someone who tried that continuance move and it worked. He got lucky. Can't say you'll have the same outcome though.
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      85/50 in VA (Reckless) - advice please!

      Looked it up, since I am from VA and curious. Driving 20 miles over the speed limit is considered reckless driving. Penalties are jail time of up to one year and/or fines of up to $2500. You may also have your license suspended for up to 6 months. They take this seriously in Fairfax so...
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      Do I have a case against a road rager?, Suing or File a complaint to the cops.

      I'd drive around all day for a living and retire in a year. Good deal! :D
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      Computer business need some advice

      LLC or S Corp? It depends. Check with you CPA because there are several aspects to look at in determining which is best for your particular business. If you want a general idea of the differences, google “differences between LLC and S Corps". You will find informative websites. Operating...
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      Check fraud

      I think I have seen this case on Judge Judy :D Also keep the rubber check she paid you to show she admits to the theft by trying to pay you back. Hiring one of those signature experts also helps, in case she tries to deny it.
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      Why Is no one willing to help me????

      Visit Paypal's website. There is a buyer complaint process section. You should've read their security center when you signed up for their service because your particular situation is mentioned there. When you sent the money through paypal, did you select Quasi-cash as the payment type? If...
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      Should I claim myself?

      If your mother can claim you as a dependent on her return, you cannot claim your own exemption. False. Let's say your adjusted gross income is 10,000 for 2004. You will pay taxes on 5,150 (10,000 - 4,850 standard deduction), which is 515. Your refund will be the amount your fed. tax...
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      Capital Gains for Primary Residence

      Generally, no. Gain may only be excluded if you owned the property and lived in it as your principal residence for a period aggregating 2 years of 5. Why are you are selling your MD home? You may be eligible for a reduced exclusion.

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