Free Tax Questions Answered by TurboTax!
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With tax season looming in the not-too-distant future, we should all make plans to start at least thinking about taxes and how to pay for them or how much of a refund we’re going to get. TurboTax (which is the software that I use to file my personal income taxes) is offering one free answer by phone about any tax question ($29.95 value) you might have from one of their tax experts!
Just to to their website (www.freetaxquestion.com) and submit your question by January 31st and they’ll call you back within 24 hours for free (up to 20 minutes)!
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JESSICA KING said:
I NOTICED ON MY W-2; THAT THERE EAS A “BIG ” DIFFERENCE IN THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX WITHHELD FROM MY PAYCHECK. MY EMPLOYER SAID THERE WAS A CHANGE IN THE TAX LAWS. MY YEARLY INCOME FOR 2008 WAS $29,250.00 AND I HAD 12 EXEMPTION S ON MY W-4.
MY EMPLOYER ONLY TOOK OUT $56.05 FROM MY PAY FOR ALL YEAR! HOW CAN I FIGURE OUT IF MY EMPLOYER IS SCREWING UP MY FED. INCOME TAX WITHHOLDINGS? IS THERE A CHART OR FORM TO FIGURE OUT WHAT SHOULD BE TAKEN OUT IN RELATION TO HOW MANY EXEMPTIONS ARE ON MY W-4?February 14th, 2009 at 4:50 am -
Bill Maher said:
How far back can I go to claim securities losses. For instance in 2004 I had $9,000 in losses that I didn’t claim. Can I do that now? I know I can only do $3,000 per year but it sure would come in handy this year.
April 13th, 2009 at 8:54 am -
william tripp said:
I inherited a home in April of 2008 and it was appraised then for 376,000. Since then I have invested into repairs to the home and it sold for 336,000. (falling market) Palm Beach County FL. Since the home depreciated 40,000 in (1) year can I take the loss plus improvements made to the home.
May 6th, 2009 at 8:50 am -
JoAnn Watson said:
I was just married in 2007 and filed a separate return for 2007.
This year I filed a joint return with my husband, who owes taxes. Can they keep our refund, even if this was his tax debt prior to our getting married?
I would like to know because we will then refile our 2007 taxes if they keep the refund this year.
Thank youMay 18th, 2009 at 10:17 am -
marty said:
if a person co-owns a house with another, can they split the interest
on the mortage when they file their taxes at the end of the year?June 8th, 2009 at 6:40 pm
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