File Tax Returns
Question: Is there anyone in Melbourne who can file US tax returns that is not really expensive?
My husband needs to file the last 3 years US tax returns. He is now an Australian citizen and has been living and working here for the the last 6 years. Does he have to pay tax in the US even though he has been paying tax here? Are there going to be any penalties for him?
Answer: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/index.html
This is the link for the 2006 tax year. You can navigate to Forms & Publications and download everything you need.
I don’t know if you want 1-800-829-3676 is the phone number
for ordering if on-line isn’t for you.Good Luck & Bless
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Tax Non Filer
Question: would a non-filer statement get my parents in trouble?
Im a US citizen, i’m 19 I live on my own rent my own apartment, have a job and file taxes last year. But when I tried to applied for financial aid it says I’m dependent so it asks for my parents information. I talked to the financial aid office and they told me to have my parents call or go to an IRS office and get a non filers statement but they are illegal immigrants clean background record but the only problem is that they have not been filing taxes for 10 years. Having them going to the office and getting that stament, would that get them in trouble? in other words deported?
If that’s the case I’m just going to have keep on paying for skool out of my pocket
crap, yeah I knew I had a spelling error! sorryAnd even by showing my tax return information they still required my parents information! It’s retarted but I guess i’ll keep paying for it
Answer: I think having your folks bring their situation to the attention of IRS would not have positive results for them. I would suggest that you get them hooked up with a tax pro who can evaluate their situation since not filing is a potential time bomb.
But back to you. If you don’t live at home, then are you dependent on the parents for support? If not then I think your better answer is to challenge the financial aid people. Nicely of course. Tax info from your parents is only relevant if you are dependent upon them. If not dependent, then their tax info has no play. You would be what is considered emancipated.
Check into that and if you encounter resistance, and you may, then stand up to that if the facts in your situation support your independence.
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Joint Tax Returns
Question: Is it more beneficial to file joint or separate income tax returns in Canada?
We have one child born Nov 2008.
Answer: There is no such thing a Joint Returns in Canada. Everyone files an individual return. You state your marital status, which is used for some credits.
If you are living together and have a child, you will claim Common-law
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Joint Returns
Do you have “water on the knee”?
We are sure you may be wondering what this term means, although you have heard it before…The term “water on the knee” is a generic term that describes the accumulation of excess fluid (edema) in or around the knee joint. As a result of a trauma, overuse, or other underlying conditions or disease, water on the knee may exist.
Arthritis is often times an underlying condition when a person has “water on the knee”. The term arthritis means “joint inflammation”. People also refer to arthritis as being “joint pain” as well. The two most common types of arthritis are osteoarthritis (OA), which effects over 27 million people a year (mostly women), while rheumatoid arthritis (RA) effects over two million adults. Most of them being women over the age of 45. Although these two types of arthritis effect millions of people, and are the two most common types of arthritis, there are over 100 different types of arthritis.
When this fluid is removed from the joint, an individual can have pain relief. Pain can return when the fluid returns to the knee joint. Please see your physician regarding this procedure.
You also may have “water on the knee” due a traumatic injury. Fluid or blood can accumulate in the knee joint as a result of a meniscus tear or ligament injury. Moreover, when an individual suffers an ACL tear, they may have also torn small blood vessels which can cause fluid to accumulate in and around their knee joint. Prepatellar bursitis can also cause water on the knee.
To avoid having water on the knees, individuals should consider seeing their physician on a regular basis, to maintain a healthy lifestyle. It is also important to make sure individuals are avoiding activities that result in physical contact with their knees. Pain medications, such as Acetaminophen, can help to reduce swelling (see your physician before taking medications). Weight management can also take the stress off of your joints, which could result in water on the knees. Ice and elevation of your legs can also help to reduce the fluid build up.
If you have irritating pain or instability in your knee, and want to do something about it, you should consider these aforementioned options; they can be of service to you. A useful adjunt in your care should involve the use of a low profile knee brace. Knee braces have been proven to decrease knee pain, and increase knee stability. The meaningful support you need, can be provided by a knee brace during exercise or activities of daily living.
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