Taxpayer asks:
Heeello! I was wondering if it is true that my stimulus payment could be taken for outstanding hospital bills I have yet to pay? If so, “How will that help boost the economy?”
Thanks for your time…
Taxgirl says:
The short answer is no. Rebates are being withheld or reduced for federal obligations such […]
Taxpayer asks:
Hi Kelly,
I have a quick question.I used e file ( turbo tax- free editon ) and IRS rejected it on 15th , so I sent my documents via postal mail.Meanwhile on my second attempt to e file with paper sign . IRS accepted my return. Does it create any problem as everywhere it […]
Taxpayer asks:
We thought we’d get an early start on taxes this year, but it didn’t happen. My husband and I used Turbo Tax to do our taxes (we also have two young children) and at first, it said that we owed $1200 or something like that. So, we waited until last minute to redo the […]
Taxpayer asks:
Ok, here’s an extremely random real-life question:
How do you file a return on someone whose spouse died in 2007 and who remarried also in 2007? The deceased in question sold a piece of jointly-owned property, as well as having social security income, so he does need to file, but the spouse can’t exactly file […]
Taxpayer asks:
Hi Kelly!
I’m so glad to have found your site - what a great service for all of us! My question is in regards to the 1099-MISC form. I am a small business owner and received a 1099 form for a December 2007 sale however the company did not pay until January 2008. […]
Taxpayer asks:
Last year, I lost my job. I haven’t found a full time job yet so I have been paying for my health insurance out of pocket by COBRA.
Is this deductible on my taxes? A friend told me that it was but I thought only visits to the doctor and prescriptions were.
Thanks for […]
Taxpayer asks:
I’m a Union Steamfitter
As part of a Union am I listed as a Sub Contractor? I work for a company.
Taxgirl says:
If you work for a company and you receive a form W-2, then you are an employee of that company and not a subcontractor. As I understand most unions, you work […]
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Taxpayer asks:
I own a single-family home as rental property out of state that is characterized as investment property on my property insurance and as a non-owner occupied home on my mortgage. My brother manages and maintains the property for me. I bought his cell phone and pay his portion of the monthly charges […]
Taxpayer asks:My daughter attends an independent private elementary school. We pay around $10,000 a year in tuition. Is it deductible?
Taxgirl says:
Thanks for writing.
This is actually one of my pet peeves in tax policy. You don’t get a break for paying for private school tuition: if you pay for private or parochial school, no […]
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