way2mei asked:


How much tax refund do you get for rental expenses?

usedcarwise asked:


Are you using your tax refund to buy a car or truck, either as a down payment or a cheap used car?

lpdmb asked:


So I heard that I can pay for my tuition normally, and write it on my taxes that I did that, and the government will re-imburse me in the form of a tax refund check(since my tuition is so cheap).
I am married…working part-time(aka poor) and my tuition is only 2000 a semester. me and my wife are both going to school too.

answers?

kim_1849 asked:


How does the stimulus tax refund help the economy, why doesn’t the US just pay off our foreign debts?

Molly C asked:


I have heard rumors that the state is taking a closer look at Turbo Tax filed returns and that people are getting significantly less than they were told they would get. I wouldn’t know because I haven’t received my refund. This is my first year filing in NY and I have to say, it’s the poorest run state I’ve filed in.

psychgrad asked:


I will admit that I am not financially savvy and I am thankful that someone can do my taxes for me.
Every year, we have to pay taxes on the tax refund from the previous year. To me, that seems like I’m being doubled taxed. I overpaid the government, they refund me, but then they take money back out of that refund of money that should have originally been mine?
Arg…..Can someone explain this to me?
We lived in 2 states last year, so we will be paying taxes on two refunds.
Don’t get me wrong. I don’t understand why I have to pay taxes on a refund, but I still do it every year. I’m not interested in trying to trick the IRS or the state government.

sjake18 asked:


I’m just curious about how much money I will get back on my tax refund from my state this year. I live in the state of Arizona. I will have made about $14,200. I will have payed $450 in state taxes. I am claimed as a dependent on my parents tax form this year. I am a full time student.

Jackstarks asked:


Federal and state have already considerably reduced the total refund amount, because I received the not taxed unemployment benefits last year. I can’t give up anymore portion of my refund, specially local tax.

leona2025 asked:


Through out the year I’ve had 0 deductions on my w-4. My gross income is 23853, total withheld is 3803. I will be filing as head of house hold and claiming 1 for myself. How much will I get back on my tax refund?

operaphantom2003 asked:


It says on the website:
Please read the following information related to your tax situation:
* Tax Topic 203 – Failure to Pay Child Support, Federal Non-Tax and State Income Tax Obligations

What the *** does this mean? Am I not getting a refund? I am a single parent and do not owe child support to anyone but myself.
no student loans, no federal debt, nothing. I haven’t filed taxes for two years–didn’t need to didn’t work.