Marcus17
3 Answers
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Bob/PKB
I'm presuming your income tax return for the USA. I don't know about your state tax return, but you'll likely need the same information for that as for the federal.
Gather all your tax documents: your 1099, 1040, expenses for medical, property taxes, charitable donations, education, social security numbers for yourself and anyone who is claimed as a dependent.
If you do not have more than a job for income, you can easily file for yourself, but if you have enough "stuff" to itemize your deductions, you might best be served by having a tax prep service, accountant, or CPA prepare the return for you.
THAT'S where I would start! A place like H & R Block should be willing to look at your documentation, ask a few questions, and tell you whether or not you can file by yourself, as well as give you good information on how to get started.
| 9 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Our IRS system is ridiculous, and there is actually no federal law that mandates the necessity of filing and paying income taxes, unless it slipped by when I wasn't looking. It was supposed to be a temporary thing begun during WWII....let's see now, that was 70-odd years ago. We are so unorganized as a "community" of citizens who should be objecting on a mass basis of this unlawful garnishment!!!
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