Mark your calendars now for the second installment of ask the taxgirl – LIVE!
The segment will air on blogtalkradio.com Tuesday, March 4, at 1:00 p.m. EST – details to follow.
You can email me your questions beforehand – or call in and ask me LIVE.
Before you go: be sure to read my disclaimer. Remember, I’m a lawyer and we love disclaimers.
If you have a question, here’s how to Ask The Taxgirl.
Taxpayer asks: I received workers comp most of the year, will I receive a 1099 for these earnings? taxgirl says: Amounts you receive as workers’ compensation for an occupational sickness or injury are not taxable if they are paid under a workers’ compensation act or a statute in the nature of a workers’ compensation act;…
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Taxpayer asks: I would like some help to finding a web site that could help me find amount that your can use for charitable items such as clothes and household items. We sold our house this year and really down sized to what we are taking. For example I gave 42 shirts to a nonprofit…
Taxpayer asks: I heard that people that has never been employed or work could still get the stimulus check is that true? Taxgirl says: Yes. There is no requirement that you currently be employed or earning money to qualify for a stimulus check. Some non-filers might have overlooked registration because of confusion related to an…
Taxpayer asks: My husband is a non resident alien. We have been filing together as married. I am a US Citizen and together we have 2 children. Because he has an ITIN we have been missing out of the EIC credit. Can we file as single, since he is not considered married to me for…
Taxpayer asks: Hello Taxgirl,I have a simple, yet complicated tax question. I worked for a company last year for the first 5 months, then for the last 7 months I was self- employed. Do I file two separate forms? Anything you can tell me I will greatly appreciate.Thank you, Taxgirl says: Here’s a lawyerly answer…