Ask The Taxgirl – LIVE – Will Be Rescheduled
The ask the taxgirl LIVE segment originally scheduled for today will be rescheduled.
Stay tuned for details!
Similar Posts
Midweek Tax Wrap Up
In case you’ve missed some key articles this week: Multinational corporations closer to tax holiday. Read more by clicking here. San Jose gets a revenue boost from taxing marijuana. Read more by clicking here. Refunds and post tax season planning. Read more by clicking here. Big Oil procedural vote goes nowhere. Read more by clicking…
Ask The Taxgirl: Tax Consequences Of CARS
Taxpayer asks: I heard on the radio that we will have to pay taxes on the money from the Cars for Clunkers. If so, I am really mad because nobody said we had to pay taxes on it. Is this true? Taxgirl says: A number of web sites and um, what’s the word, liars opportunists…
Ask The Taxgirl: Deductions For Guest Blogging
Taxpayer asks: While putting together a new group of guest posters for my site, a tax question hit me! Is the time I spend guest posting on other blogs for promotional purposes tax deductible? i.e. I don’t get paid for the post – my only compensation is the link back. But I could be getting…
Ask The Taxgirl: Community Property States
Taxpayer asks: What are community property states? Taxgirl says: Argh. This is like an evil bar exam question (my personal theory on community property states is that they exist just to confuse innocent law students on exams). Arizona California Idaho Louisiana Nevada New Mexico Texas Washington Wisconsin And though it’s not a state, Puerto Rico…
Ask The Taxgirl: Healthcare Benefits & Taxes
Taxpayer asks: My brother works for a company who pays $12K a year for his health insuranceHe is 64, single, no children, no ex-wifeMy brother understands starting in 2011 the government will treat the $12K as income and he will be taxed on itAlso because it is over $8,000 a year it is considered a…
Ask The Taxgirl: Do I Qualify For The Recovery Rebate Credit?
Taxpayer asks: We were granted the full rebate but granted a partial rebate as that the difference was applied to IRS taxes owed, would we recive that difference this year? Second question, my son did not work in 2007, worked in 2008, he is a dependent/student on my return, can he file for the rebate….