If it isn't your return, you can't find out anything about anyone elses. It is against the law for anyone to reveal anything about it who may know in the course of handling it. And of course, it is none of your business.
well, i certainly thank you for you time, but when the dead beat doesn't pay child support and i don't get to claim all kids...yes it is my business. have a great day!
When you do NOT have any earned or unearned gross worldwide taxable income you would not be required to file a income tax return.
Yes
a tax where the more the make the more you are taxed. For example, a person who makes $100,000 gets taxed more than someone making $30,000. Graduated taxes are usually broken up into percents, ex 15% on first $5,000, 20% on the next 6,000, ect.
You can ask for an interest paid-out statement from each of the banks where you have accounts. At the end of the year when you file your taxes, you can consolidate all these statements and then sum up the total interest you received from all the accounts put together. This total sum must be considered an "Income from other sources" and should be clubbed up with your total annual income for taxation purposes. For ex: If you received Rs. 5000 from bank A, Rs. 4000 from bank B and Rs. 6000 from bank C your total interest income is Rs. 15,000/-. If your annual income was Rs. 4,50,000/-, the total income including the interest income will be Rs. 4,65,000/-
Yes, in most countries the income earned out of the time deposits is taxable. i.e., the interest that the bank pays you for the deposit will be considered an income and taxed accordingly. For ex: In India, let us say your annual income is Rs. 10 lakhs and you earned another Rs. 50,000/- as interest from your time deposit account, your taxable income for this year will be Rs. 10,50,000/-.
Yes. Since she has a job, she is filing her taxes on the income she received last year. If at any time, you were supported by her (in full or part), she can claim you.
with a modification filing
If she is your ex-wife, you probably aren't liable for her back taxes. Usually, your legal separation agreement will stipulate that you are each responsible for your own taxes. If so, I would think you're off the hook for this.
If it is income, in the form of forgiven loan or as a payment, then yes. If it is a gift, then no.
A person can find out an ex wives income by going to court and requesting the information if it concerns child support or other litigation. If there is no litigation involved, there is no way to get the information.
No he can't. Go find yourself a good attorney.
Well, the only child support I ever receive is when my ex files his income taxes once a year. The government takes it and send the courts what is owed to me, and the court sends the amount to me.
An ex-post-facto law, is one that is passed that criminalizes previous acts, and punishes the person for it. Such a law was passed by congress a few years ago, and it is surprising that it has not made it to the Supreme Court yet.
A poll tax was a fee required to vote. A person who who could not or did not want to pay the fee could not vote. Poll taxes discouraged ex-slaves from voting.
When you do NOT have any earned or unearned gross worldwide taxable income you would not be required to file a income tax return.
In general, child support is based on net income - child support obligations are not discharged in bankruptcy.
a new law proposed to increase federal income taxes