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I made a loan to someone and she said she will pay me when she gets her taxes back.
She said she will just sign the check over to me (write: pay to my name) on the back of it.
The check is fairly large (5500) So i’m just wondering if I will run into any problems with her doing this…
Also-what information should I make sure she puts on the back of the check besides that, and her signature.
Thanks.
I worked for a call center in Tulsa Oklahoma, I didn’t do a change of address when I moved to Missouri (because i’m an idiot), now my W-2 is lost somewhere. I lost all of my paperwork from the call center during the move. And all of the phone numbers at the call center are not listed anywhere. I called IRS, and in order for them to be able to do anything I need an address, but I don’t know that either. Any ideas?
Well, I made friends……but, I only worked there for 4 months, and just stopped talkin to all of them when I moved, and I had a cricket phone when I was there….They don’t have cricket in Missouri……So I sold my phone back to them (again, cuz i’m an idiot)
Thismessage is from Nina Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate and your voice at the IRS. It is one of a series of videos with consumer tax tips about important tax issues you may be facing. This series focuses on the issue of cancellation of debt. Tax relief for foreclosed homeowners is discussed in this video. The Taxpayer Advocate Service, an independent organization within the IRS, helps taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS and recommends changes that will prevent the problems. For additional information, please visit www.irs.gov or www.taxtoolkit.irs.gov for our Tax Tooklt. The IRS and the Taxpayer Advocate Service worked together to develop the Tax Toolkit, as an easy-to-read toolkit designed to help people understand taxes. The Tax Toolkit is available in both English and Spanish versions. Even more news and information can be found on the Taxpayer Advocate Service in our TAS Press Kit, which can be found at: www.taspresskit.irs.gov
I lost my tax return in mail , so I got a copy of it from my previous employer.
But the problem is that it’s a COPY D.
And I need to send my tax return information Form 1040EZ to the IRS.
I changed my adresse which is why I lost it in mail.
Can I send that copy attached to IRS?
Hi – when I left, I was still being declared as a dependent on my parents. I left and am living in europe and pay a tremendous amount of money here. How do I get into the American tax system at home and will I have to pay back taxes from the last 6 years?
Thanks!
Ok me and my husband have been separated since March of 2008 we havent lived in the same household since march 2008. so recently i found out he claimed me without my knowledge and I told before not to claim me and he claimed my son. Also he claimed head of household when he lives wit his new girlfriend. I didnt have a job all last year since I was takin care of my son by myself so I wasnt gonna file any taxes and let my mom claim my son and my ex just had a baby last year so we agreed to let him claim her and let my mom claim my son. So i know for a fact he forged my name on all the paperwork and he didnt give me a dime of the,200 he got back ( hes in the army) so I wanna contact the IRS but I dunno what to even say I dont wana make myself look like a fool. what should i do
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