My son is 19 and within college. I didnt claim him this yr on our taxes.?
He needs to folder his taxes. How should he file as "skipper of household?Answers: single, you have to enjoy dependants to file boss of household
He files as Single.
You should probably be claiming him, by the way, unless he provided more than partially of his OWN support or did not live in your home for at most minuscule 6 months, excluding temporary absence such as for school. If that's the armour, he cannot claim his personal exemption even if you don't claim him so might just as ably do so.
why didn't you claim him? you can claim him and he can still file his own taxes - he would record single, but no exemption for himself - he still has the standard conjecture of $5300 or so to reduce his taxable income and you procure the tax retrenchment based on his exemption = probably $600-800 smaller amount tax you would repay
Know roughly speaking louisiana state taxes? want to know the interest rate per daytime for person deliquent?
due may 15, 2007, todays date jan. 28, 2007Answers: First of all, remember that -- if you are behind -- you may be assessed not only interest but also penalty.
Be sure to file your taxes in good time even if you are unable to income the entire amount you will owe. Any amount you pay will slim down both interest and possible penalties.
After they receive your return the Collection Division of the Louisiana Department of Revenue will bill you for any tariff, interest and penalties you owe.
You can bring in arrangement for paying by installments by calling the Collection Division at 225-219-7448. Or you can write to Louisiana Department of Revenue, P.O. Box 3440, Baton Rouge, La 70821-3440.
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Are you better off going to H+R block or having a "personal" tax person?
Answers: The advantage of a large company like H&R Block, Jackson Hewitt, etc versus a private individual is insurance. The large firms guarantee the return to be accurate or they pay any penalties and fees. For an additional cost (usually $30) they will even pay the tax in the event of an error, and go to an audit on your behalf. Also, there are other people to turn to if you are dissatified, or the original Tax Pro retires.
Private individual tax preparers should have Professional Liability Insurance, but rarely do. If there is an error, you are on your own. Ask about insurance and who will be responsible for the return if he retires to South America. Then decide if the price difference is worth it.
Personal tax prepareers are better when you have complicated or unique tax situations. H&R is good for regular tax returns.