Does New York State charge sales tax for services?

You would have to file self employed. The IRS has basic tax tables to use were you can figure up what tax bracket you will be in by how much you make. You can pay the IRS through out the year to av...

Filing jointly almost always gives you a lower tax overall than filing separately. For joint returns, the brackets are wider than for singles or married filing separately, so you generally pay a...

The attorney is going to want to see the 1099-Misc forms. when you get them, you'll see if the corporate name is at all "revealing."

Did you have anything withheld for federal income tax? If so you should get all of that back. You'd also be eligible for an Earned Income Credit of around $1450.

If you do not live in the following states then you can claim your fiancee on your taxes. They are: Florida, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, Virginia and West Virginia. If n...

You will have to file a tax return. If you did not meet the substantial presence test, then you would file a 1040NR. You will have to report the IRA and attach a form 5329. This goes on line 16b...

Possibly, you'll have to ask. Your past employers are required by law to provide copies of W-2s and any other tax statements upon request, although they are allowed to charge a reasonable f...

Go to hrblock.com and they have a est. tax refund link were it will ask you for your gross income and your federal taxes paid with a few other simple questions.