already recived my federal refund
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An extension is NOT a license to pay after the due date.  If you file an extension, you still have to pay something when you send it in.  Your best bet is to contact the IRS and explain your situation and they will set up a payment schedule with you which will cost you less in the long run.  If you don't, you'll be hit with high fees and penalties.\n\nKeep in mind that until you get the amount paid off they will be charging you interest the same way a credit card company would for not paying off the full amount all at once.\n\nFor next year, you may want to claim zero dependents on your W4 (if you work)...then you're more likely to get money back or at least owe very little. It will mean you get less money during the course of the year, but you won't be in the position of having to pay at tax time either. You probably only have to claim this way for about 6 months or so to cover what you may owe.\n\nMake some charitable donations during the course of the year, even if it's old clothing or household items you don't use anymore.  Donate to an accredited organization like the Salvation Army or the Red Cross and keep your receipts.  You can claim them on next year's taxes and bring the amount you owe down that way.\n\nConsider opening an IRA (not a Roth IRA).  You can take deductions for the amount you put in each year.
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*** hard to say...the return may backdate and it'll clear the overdraft up for u.  i'd talk to your bank if that's not the case...we can be pretty reasonable.
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When you submitted your Independent Business Application with the $199, you will only get back $159 back since $40 of it was used to process your IBA and your state insurance licensing applications. I don't know if you still have the contract (all those pages in the back of the IBA), but if you don't, here is what you do:\n\nSend a WRITTEN request to: (as exactly as shown below)\nLICENSING - Refunds\nPrimerica Home Office\n3100 Breckinridge Blvd\nBuilding 400\nDuluth, GA 30099-0001\n\nIn the letter you should state why you want a refund.\nYou have 120 days from the day you signed the IBA to send a written request.
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Contact Customer Care for further assistance\nhttp://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/mail/cgi_feedback?from_url=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch2%2Ecc%2Escd%2Eyahoo%2Ecom%2Fcct_search%2Ephp%3Fui_mode%3Danswer%26prior_transaction_id%3D808846%26action_code%3D5%26highlight_info%3D16779089%2C4%2C7%26turl%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fhelp%2Eyahoo%2Ecom%252Fhelp%252Fus%252Fmail%252Fabout%252Fabout%2D07%2Ehtml%26answer_id%3D2491771
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I'm not sure if you are asking a question.  If I got your story straight, you decided to do your own taxes instead of taking them to H&R Block.  No problem.  Most people can do their own taxes rather easily using software.  They may miss a deduction or two, but usually get things correct.  Now, it sounds like you typed in an extra "0" and now owe $4,000.  Do you owe the $4,000 because you got too much of a refund and the IRS found out about the extra 0?  If so, then you already have the money to pay back.  The IRS paid you too much and now want back the overage.  Just give them back the extra they gave you.  Next year, when your refund looks too good to be true, double or triple check for errors first before submitting.  An extra $4,000 should have set off flags in your head.\n\nOr, did the extra 0 cause the IRS to "think" you owe an extra $4,000?  If that is the case, you can fix (amend) your return to show that the extra 0 was a mistake and that you really don't owe the $4,000.
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Check your tax return and it should show it on there or contact the IRS they should have records
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try http://www.onrebate.com\ncall or email the store your bought the item from.
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You will need to check your AT&T bill and bank account monthly.  Or do so on-line a few days after payment date.  If you suspect they take out more than needed, the sooner you call the better to get the money refund.
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I think right away.  I just had a dispute with one of the items on my credit report and they got the ball rolling right away and within 30 days it was resolved.  If you have further questions either ask your local finacial adviser or go to annualcreditreport.com.
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I'm not clear if the refund is from restating your 2004 return, or if your 2005 return is enough to pay the 2004 payment and leave more to be refunded.  If the second applies, use the "Where's My Refund?" link below.  If you amended you 2004 return, amendments are processed differently that 'normal' returns and always take longer.  It sounds like they should have had time to resolve the issue by now.  Try calling 1-800-TAX-1040.  You could also try going to the nearest IRS office and talking to someone in person.
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where can i go get a refund!!!\n\ni just got a flu shot last week, i paid for it and this week illegal are getting it for free?
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If you have not received your refund, you can check the status at www.irs.gov. On the top, you will see a box that says "individuals" and from there you will select "where's my refund?" You will need to know your social security number, your filing status, and the exact dollar amount of your refund. The site will search their database and tell you the status of your refund. If it has been more that 4 to 6 weeks, it is possible you refund has been delayed due to an error or past debt, but if this is the case the site will tell you who to contact.\n\n(The site below should be a direct link to the search page.)
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I'm so sorry this happened to you.  In all honesty, the government doesn't care.  They put up a paltry reward of $50K for the return.  Whomever buys this information, sadly YOUR information, will pay much much more than $50K.\n\nIf you're not outraged, you're not paying attention.
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you would go to YOUR STATE (Florida) department of revenue. Most of them have a number to call or can tell you right on their site where your refund is.
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Don't hold your breath.  It's suppose to take 6-8 wks but I've waited for months on end for refunds, credits and reward certificates....if you don't get them in a timely manner complain like I did...I got a free DVD and my rewards
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As an independent tax preparer, if you use a program like TaxWise, you can run what is called a RAL- "Rapid Anticipation Loan" through their company. A Ral is what used to be called a rapid refund, most clients can recieve money in 24 to 48 hours. Check out www.taxwise.com for more info.
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You need to pay it and it will show a PAID collection on yout bureaus. Theres no way around it.  Have you disputed it with the bureau?  If they cannot validate it within 30 days they have to remove it per the FCRA.  You could try that route.