I only found 2 for state and city and one for my records. Do I even have to mail one to the IRS this year?
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You don't have to mail one, but you have to enter the information off it in your tax return. The data fields should be the same on all copies, so just use one of those. The IRS already has all the data you got - your employer sent them a copy too. The easy way to do it is to e-file. Then you don't have to send in anything (except money, if you owe).
239493
go get them by urself or ask someone, i hate taxes so always i avoid that even if ist illegal
104132
i would try to get a court order to look at birth records you might not need one i think after a certain amount of time these records have to become public records.\ntry city hall or your local hall of records i am sure you will find something. also becareful what you wish for and keep an open mind hope all turns out ok
45374
You will get different refunds of STATE taxes from each state, but you will have to file for it with each state's tax authority. You will only get ONE refund of your FEDERAL taxes, if you are eligible for one, from the IRS.
13524
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96623,00.html
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In some states you contact the county court house where you were born, but more and more states are starting to move birth records from the county level to a state level.\n\nWhile the state office names vary, Dept of Vital Records,, Dept of Birth records,  you should get a copy for 3 to 5 dollars a copy.\n\nAlll the online companies do is get it from these exact same places, and charge you a big amount for writing a letter to get it.
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If you have last years taxes look on your 1040. I'm not sure where else to look
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http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=110417,00.html
644637
My wife passed away last year so when I was competing my Form 1040 I found no distinctive information on how to claim her for last year so I called IRS. A woman explained exactly what I was to do and accomplished just that on the form in front of me while conversing.\nThree to four weeks later I received my refund check and it had my name and my wife's name on the check. The following day I called IRS to inquire what I should do to get the check re-issued in my name only. After 2 1/2 to 3 hours trying to get thru to a real person at IRS I finally found some other office out-side of IRS who finally transfered me to an IRS attorney. She informed me to complete a special form and return it along with the check. Both times I asked the individuals if I should include a Death Certificate and was told that it wasn't necessary.  I downloaded the form from the net and returned it with the check as directed.\nSome three weeks later I got a letter and another form to complete with instructions to include a Death Certificate and also instructions to notify Social Security which I had already accomplish after my wife's death.\n I originally submitted my taxes in early February and finally got my refund in late May. Need I say more?
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http://www.irs.gov/app/freeFile/jsp/index.jsp\nThis is the site I have used for about 3 years now.
50914
Some payroll services (ADP) will let you download directly into your tax software, but most of the time you can't get the data online.\n\nCompanies have to either give it to you or send it to you.  It is their choice.  But they have to do it by January 31.   If they said they have put it in the mail and you haven't received it, you can call them and they are required to send you a duplicate.   If they don't send you a duplicate, contact your local IRS office.
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Call the states department of Revenue. They may have a number that can give you updates. I know Georgia does. Or call your tax preparer. If you did your taxes yourself and mailed it in. It could take anywhere from 6 weeks to a full year to get them.
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I believe that you would have to wait for it to be sent to you as you cannot print out one yourself. However I just saw a commercial yesterday for H&R Block where you can get a loan for your refund without having your w-2's. You just take in your last paycheck of the year and they gather all of your info.
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Depending where you live you might consider your city offices for any building permits or property records. Also consider county offices and archives. You would probably start with previous tax records, building records or other property records. Maybe tax assesments from the county recorder might tip you. Overall, I think by starting in your city first they might also be able to point you in the right direction.
68770
I also don't know.I had 14 mail now and all of them are the same!
20519
Find the # for the IRS for your area and call them make sure you have information at hand such as you ss# the year of the tax refund owed to you good luck!
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Your need to check with your states attorney general office they keep records there and could give you the answer you seek based on your states law