DoesI have HRBock Deluxe version retain and refigure stock losses for future use? | See Question Detail
I have more than 3000.00 allowed each year in stock losses. Does the deluxe edition retain and advise each year the amount to be deducted in previous losses?
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We live outside the US. We have MD State Drivers Licenses. Do we pay Md state tax? we get a Fed refund each year. | See Question Detail
We are missionaries and live in Brazil. Our parents house in Md. is our "Stateside" address. We have Maryland State drivers licenses and vote in Maryland via absentee ballot. We don't make enough to pay Fed. Tax and get a refund each year. Should we file in Md. this year. We understand that some rules have changed.
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I had $0 in exemptions last year, and $7300 this year, yet my return is virtually the exact same. Can you explain why? | See Question Detail
The only difference is that I did not have and Flexible Spending Account activity in 2008. I had a total of about $3000 between my medical and child care expenses.
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Can you calculate a clients return amount if they are filing the injured spouse form? | See Question Detail
I have a client who is filing an injured spouse form due to a prior debt for the spouse. We looked at filing MFJ with the injured Spouse form and MFS. With that form on there, there is no way to see the refund amount. Is there a way to calculate this?
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Is unemployment compensation taxed by the city of Columbus, Ohio. I'm pretty sure it's not, but needed verification.
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tax refund loan | See Question Detail
I need to get a quick refund loan for family funeral expenses. Can I do this on line?
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If I am the custodial parent and, by court order, it is my four year old's father's turn to claim him as a deduction, am I entitled to any tax benefit | See Question Detail
He is a four year old, who lives with me year round. The court order states that we alternate even and odd years claiming him. I was mostly concerned with EIC and child care expenses, but wondered exactly what I was entitled to.
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I have a Fed govt annuity for disability (dist code 3) is it taxable income
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my daughter is 13. she cashed a savings bond my grandfather gave her when she was born. the interest on this was $12,480. do i have to claim this | See Question Detail
daughter was given a $5,000 savings bond when she was born from my grandfather. he has passed away several years ago. my daughter recently cashed the bond. the interest was $12,480. do i have to calaim this on my taxes? she is 13 years old. does she have to file her own tax return?the bond was in my daughters name only.
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I bought a house in September 2009. What do I need to bring with me to get the tax credit?
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We have over 15,000.00 in gambling winnings, can we use casino win/loss statements to offset this?
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I didn't get to file my 2008 return, is it possible to file that my 2008 return now using your software and so an e-file? | See Question Detail
I just finally got my employer from 2008 to send me my 2008 w-2, and I need to know if I can still file that return. If not where do I find the forms in order to file for my 2008 return?
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how can i file as married if my wife doesnt have a social secrurity number? | See Question Detail
im curently deployed in iraq and i need online help to file. i know i need a SS# or A tax i.d. number. but im limited on what i can do here and i have to file while im here i wont have time when i get back.
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Our daughter, is a full time college student yet made a little over 10,000.00 last year due to working in the Walt Disney World College Program for a | See Question Detail
Our daughter, is a full time college student yet made a little over 10,000.00 last year due to working in the Walt Disney World College Program in Florida. Living expenses were taken directly out of her paycheck by WDW. She is a Maryland resident and attends college in West VA. She had another job in MD after she returned which was a first year business and apparently no state taxes were taken out. Florida did not take state taxes either. What will we be able to claim to possibly offset any taxes that she may owe? Helpppppp!!! Thanks.
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Follow up Needed on Answers for form 8936. Thanks for your help | See Question Detail
Hello. I've asked this question in two different ways and I have gotten two different answers that contradict each other from your company here. Here is my question: I aquired (Recieved Title) for an NEV in December 2009. However the vehicle was not delivered until 2010. Do I take the tax credit in 2009 or 2010. First answer is from SHARON WELLS, Master Tax Advisor, Certified Public Accountant (CPA), H&R Block on February 18, 2010 at 9:32PM. "You can claim a credit in the year of purchase" Second answer from Michael Adamson, Tax Advisor 3, H&R Block on February 23, 2010 at 3:27PM "The source I use (Publication 17,) uses the word "acquired" and does not mention placed in service. I recommend including it on your 2009 tax return. The worst that can happen is that the IRS would disallow the credit; which is not even close to "hot water." Third answer saying I have to take it in 2010 from Arnold Skoglund, Senior Tax Advisor 5, Small Business/Sole Proprietors, Retirement, Investment Income, Military, H&R Block on February 23, 2010 at 7:55PM "Hello Mike! The instructions for Form 8936 say that you take the credit in the year you place the vehicle in service. That would be 2010. The instructions also say that the vehicle is not “acquired” before the date on which title to that vehicle passes under state law. I would guess that you did not receive the title until you received the vehicle in 2010. Thanks for trusting H&R Block. I need to know who is correct here. IRS regulation 30D states that to qualify for the credit the car has to be placed in service after 2008 (Done) and has to be aquired (transfer title) in 2009 (Done). The form 8936 says placed in service in your tax year. (Cash Basis, Done.) Actual Delivery (Not done). Please Help, I dnt no what 2 do based on your diff Answs.
Asked by TearSearcher - Answered 16 days ago
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I am a CSP at H&R Block, I know I get my return done for free, but does my family recieve the friends and family discount?
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i received my federal tax direct deposit in my account on 2/10/10 but have not received my state tax how can i tell if something is wrong | See Question Detail
i have not received my state tax but have received my federal do i need to do something?
Asked by dcrose1 - Answered 15 days ago
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I recieved a tax statement regarding my foreclosure. Will this help my refund in any way?
Asked by MarysMacs - Answered 26 days ago
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i made 4,409 filing single with a dependant what will be my return
Asked by DeeLove - Answered 21 days ago
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Claimed only $3,000 for investment loss as a total in schedule D line 16 on 2008 return, even I had total $17,000 loss. How can I claim in 2009? | See Question Detail
My husband and I had Investment loss in 2008, and received Form 1099-B total amout of about $17,000. We only claimed loss assets enough to make about $3,000 in Schedule D line 16 on 2008 tax return, not total amout $17,000. We didn't have any transaction in this investment in 2009. Should've we indicated $17,000 in Schedule D on 2008 return? Can we still carryover rest of the amout on 2009 and after return? If we can, shall we indicate $17,000-$3,000=$14,000 in 2009 Schedule D, or how/how much?
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