CAN NOT FIND E-FILE FOR YOUNGSTOWN OH LOCAL TAXES
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You won't find one. Localities that small don't have the resources to support e-file.
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http://www.mycorporation.com/taxforms.htm
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To get the free filing you need to go through the IRS website.    Many places charge for the state.  However you can just file the state via paper.
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Go to irs.gov and click on wheres my refund.  You need the dollar amount, filing status and ss#.
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For large print tax forms. Call 1-800-829-3676 and order:\n• Publication 1614, which contains Form 1040, Schedules A, B, D, E, and R, and Form 1040-V, and their instructions\n• Publication 1615, which contains Form 1040A, Schedules 1, 2, 3, and EIC, and Form 8812, and their instructions.
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I suggest you contact your local tax assessors office to investigate.
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contact your employer, they should be able to get you your w2's through the mail, but, sorry it's not available online.
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If you can't find it at the Lincoln Park Site, try going to the Wayne County tax assessor office.
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Try this website: http://business.ohio.gov/\nFrom what you gave, I think that person would be able to come back, but I could be wrong.
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Call the IRS.  1-800-829-1040.  Do it later in the week though.  I'm sure that they are swamped with calls right now.
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you go online a type up w2 and a web site will come up adn it will tell you how to get one    good luck   or if you go to hewett-jackson to get your taxes done they will do it for you
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Call 1-800-829-3676 and ask for publication #17. Look up Itemized deductions. You are entering into a 1040 situation, long form and will have to learn how to master Schedules A-E which allow you to deduct charitable expenses and business expense. Of course the more you make the harder it is to deduct charitible expenses. You make more money and chance to itemize gets harder as you have to spend more to surpass tax ceilings. Itemizing is not just a charitable section, you will have to do you business and casualty, and medical calculations as well. All of that will go against your standard deduction to see which deduction is greater itemized or standard. And if you are married and filing separately your spouse will have to do the same thing, so this may be more work tan it is worth and it may hurt eiter you or her. As for the business thing, it is possible to deduct the part of house used as an office if and only if you do business in person with customers out of that office and it is not against your deed restrictions to do business with customers in your house. Anything that is otherwise illegal is not tax deductible. Of course you will have to prorate your house expenses to calculate how much you can deduct, and once again it goes towards that itemized versus standardized question of which is greater. In the end you may find out that you wasted your time. Plus, the more forms you fill out the more likely you are to be audited. So, you may want to seek an expert. The IRS will answer your questions at 1-800-829-4477, if not immediately within a couple of days, especially if it is a complicated question. Good Luck, and remember the liability for your filing lies squarely on your shoulders unless you get a tax preparer to do it for you and they sign the forms accordingly. Computer tax programs may help but they are only as rliable as the information you feed into them
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Well you can try typing C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[User Name]&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files in run.  But if you cleared your cache there isn't much hope of finding the files again.  Sorry, if this doesn't help.  God Bless.
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you can request it from the irs.gov site or via the phone by calling their 800 number.
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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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If you are just wanting a copy of your state return, you'll have to contact the government of the state you live in. Try doing a yahoo search if you can't find the number. If you need a copy of your federal tax return, call 1-800-829-1040 and request a transcript or visit www.irs.gov. Good luck.
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Try calling DYFS.  You should have a county or district office nearby.  Blue pages of the phone book under county government.  As far as I know, there isn't anything enforcable against it although I personally don't see the benefit.  Good luck.