need to know if taxes were taken out of tax return2005 and turned into child support office in Jackson.
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guess you'll have to check with the child support office...assuming you have a legal right to the information.
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Try irs.gov.  They have a link for efile, which I believe, is online tax filing.
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Below are the refund inquiry sites for the US and Mississippi. I don't know for sure that they handle amended returns through these sites, but if you make an inquiry that they can't process, I think they will give you additional instructions as to who to call.
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Below is the Attorney General's website for child support.  Your county district clerks office also may handle child support issues.
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first of all, 5 months is a long time.  if you didnt get paper statements, go to the bank, explain your situation, and ask if you could get a copy of those statements.  you CAN go to jail if you cant come up with an acceptable answer. some businesses will resubmit a check is returned, but if they do it a second time, the check simply becomes uncashable, and the only way they can re-coup their money is through the legal process. i used to work for a company that would collect bad checks(for a fee) by calling the bank to check availability of funds, and if they were available, my job was to go to the bank and process the check.   i dont think thats a very common practice anymore....too bad
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Contact that states Child Support Enforcement Unit and ask them.  They can best answer your question.
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If the foreclosure happened less than 6 months ago, I am pretty sure you can go into the county treasurer's office and pay off the taxes, interest, penalty and costs and get the property back with the tax lien dropped.\n\nIf it is longer than that, I am not sure.
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Do a google search for Russellton PA County Clerk - that should pull something up. Go into the office and ask. I don't know about them performing the service away from the office tho..........
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go to www.irs.gov click on status of my filing. you will need the amount of the refund and your ss#. TAKE YOUR ss# OFF THIS NOW!!!!!! NOT SMART!!!!!
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http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=110417,00.html
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Go to your local courthouse.  Check with the Tax office and they should have a list of property that has unpaid taxes and that has been unclaimed.
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....you have to give more details.  "detaching pay" before court date?  Do you mean taking money from your check?  Why would they take money from your check?  Child support? what?  \nPlease explain the problem in more detail.
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Call the IRS, they will send this information to you. I got mine rather quickly. I was surprised...
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Have you asked you JAG office. They would be your best bet for the correct info in your situation
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I have joint custody of my son also.  My Ex is primary and I'm secondary.  In the settlement, I get my son every weekend.  I should have also put in there that I get him during my vacations.  This would have made it so that he spend over 105 nights a year with me.  If I had done that, then child support would have been cut and I would also get to claim him in my taxes.  The funny thing is that my son does go with me on vacations but it isn't in the papers so I'd have to refile the child support and who knows what would happen then.  So I figure it's better just to leave it alone.
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http://www.jacksonsecurities.com/
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No. Do not hold up the child support while your daughter is with you.  If it is likely that you will have her for several months each year from now on, contact an attorney where the court that made the order is located, and ask the attorney if under the rules of that court your child support would be reduced due to the new schedule and what the child support might be given the new schedule, your current income, and the ex's current income.  \n\nMost state's schedules assume the child spends some amount of time with the non-primary parent.  So you may already have gotten the benefit.  Child support is based on current income, and it often happened in my practice that a father who came in to lower support based on a new time-share ended up paying more support because his income had gone up.\n\nBut, not paying could result in:  (1) contempt of court. (2) criminal prosecution for non-support. (3) attachment of your wages. (4) attachment of your income tax return. \nAND (5) Ticking off the Ex so that she does not put your child on the plane next summer.