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Question: I lodged my tax return through e-tax and it come to the end where it gives you your tax estimate.?

I lodged my partners tax return through e-tax for the very first time as i have never needed to because i am a stay at home mum of 4 we over estimated our total income which we put 33,600 (as we were told to do so) just wanting to know how it works these are the details i got at the end:

Taxable Income: $17,008

Tax on taxable income: $1651.20
Sub-total: Gross tax payable: $1651.20
Tax withheld – salary and wages type income: $2114.00
Tax offset used (tax offsets available 1602.00): $1602.00

Sub-total: Total tax offsets and credits subtracted: $3716.00

Estimated refund due for 2009-2010: $2064.80

Does that mean he will have to pay the $2064.80 or will he get that paid to him?..Im not sure, if anyone can help me understand would greatly be appreciated

Thanks

Answer: Big clue is the word REFUND. That means the ATO will either send a cheque for that amount or pay it directly into a nominated bank account if you chose this option.

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Question: Federal Tax on State Tax refund?

In 2009 I paid 1000.00 in estimated taxes for 2009 tax year. I itemized my 2009 Federal return and claimed (deducted) that 1000.00. In March of 2010 I completed my 2009 state return and paid an additional 1300.00 to the state. I later discovered that I had made a mistake and filed an amended state return, the result of which was that the state returned (refunded?) 1200.
Should I expect a 1099-G for the 1200?
If I do get a 1099-G why should that be considered as income for my 2010 Federal return?

Answer: Yes.

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Question: File tax return question?

I’m going to file U.S tax for 2007 under the resident alien category. As I moved back to Canada, do I need to file income tax for 2008 if I still have a saving account in U.S that may generate some interest this year. If anyone knows, please reply. Thanks.

P.S: The estimate interest may be less than $50.

Answer: I would think not…

$50 less $3,400 exemption leaves no taxable income…

The IRS may get your 1099-INT but if there are no W-2 wages or 1099 payments, then I would assume they would ignore it…

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Question: I start a new job in two weeks, I know what my salary is and I just downloaded form W-4 I did the work sheet?

And based on my deductions it states total number of allowance’s to be 4. So how can I find out what my net checks are going to be? I have found many tax estimating calculators online but the million dollar question is at my income minus 4 dependents how much do I get!? I won’t get a paycheck for atleast 4-5 weeks and I’d kinda like to plan Help! Also I live in California

Answer: I can compute it for you but you can do it yourself. You need to know your annual gross salary and how many times a year you are paid and if you are claiming married or single.
Subtract 3,150 for each of the 4 exemptions then look up you annual salary minus that in Circular E on the annual tables for married or single. Divide that by how many paychecks you will get.
Deduct 7.65% for SS and Medicare.
Deduct your state income tax.
Deduct anything else they might have like medical insurance.
You might have trouble with the annual tables, I have been doing this for 35 years so it is easy for me. Tell me your gross, married or single and how many paydays a year and I can do it for you.
IRS.GOV has some kind of calculator but I haven’t ever used it.

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