what are some tips to get the most money back on your tax reund?
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Go to H&R Block, they will itemize EVERYTHING. Or you can do it yourself, but you have to pay a little extra online :o)
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go to the irs or state website, you will find a link that will allow you to put in you SS# and actual ammount of the refund and it will tell you when you should recive it.
363232
i am a tax preparer and the best thing for you to do is to go ahead and file and let them (irs) take what you owe so when you get trough paying them you can have your money for yourself.  Please have a dependent so that you can get enough back so that maybe you may only have to pay back two years, not child support but the irs
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I really feel sorry for you. You made $272,000 and you want to reduce your taxes by claiming the clothing you donated?? First of all, you must have a receipt for any donations over $25 or over a total of $250 for small donations. That still isn't going to reduce your taxes by much. And it's too late to do anything about last year's income, anyway. Here's what to do this year. Give a lot more money to charity... and get a receipt.
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1. spend less--save more\n2. buy things cheaper and only when absolutely necessary\n3. try and find some part-time job\n4. if u are looking into a good future, loan some money from friends and/or relatives and when you earn good, you can return them back.
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A technique for receiving a refund of back taxes by applying a deduction or credit from a current year to a prior year. also called tax loss carryback.
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Most tax preparers will check over your return for free.  I know that Liberty Tax Service will and I think H&R block and Jackson Hewitt will also.  They will charge you to correct it if you messed up, but it gives you the best of both worlds.  If you get it right you don't have to pay.  If you make a mistake it gets caught by someone other than the IRS :)
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It depends on your personal finances.  If you own a home and have a mortgage on it, you can deduct the interest.  You have to itemize (schedule A) to get most deductions on a personal return, but once there, you can also deduct charitables and medical expenses if they are very very high relative to your income.  The best strategy for most individuals is to try and minimize your income in the first place by contributing to an IRA (traditional) or to participate in the 401(k) plan where you work.  Not knowing anything about your personal situation, I can't offer much more advice than that.
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Those payday loan places can really wind up costing you a lot in the end. If you're in a bind, you can go to one of those national tax preperation firms. Several of them offer "holiday loans" or "instant money" loans. They can be paid back with your refund when you file your tax return. You can get up to $1500 in some places, which might be enough to get you through. \n\n    If you're really in a pinch, like if you need money for heating, electricity, or food, you can go to a church or synagogue and ask for help - some also offer classes or advice on money management to break the cycle of borrowing. There are a couple of websites I"d suggest on the matter, and I'll attach them. \n\n     I realize I don't know how much money you need or why... if you're looking for a mortgage or something you could always try a Credit Union if you're eligible. If you have a 401K or life insurance you can typically borrow against them or from them. If you have an IRA you might be able to get some money out of it, depending on the type of IRA and how much you want to pay in taxes. I have borrowed from my family and my boss, but in those cases it's important to know without question when you will pay them back, and DO it - with interest. \n\n     Finally, don't be fooled by anyone who tells you that for a small fee, they will find you a lender. If you have to pay up front for someone to lend you money, it's probably not a good idea - you might never hear from them again.
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This site from the IRS can help you; you need to put in some personal information (Social Security No., filing status; dollar amount of refund).
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contact some good business in the same area.\ncompanies can also save for this kind of help on taxes, so hopefully you'll be able to get some company to help them.
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Get a check card.\nSome places will also allow you to send money orders, but its really best to get a debit or credit card so if you get scammed you can get your money back.
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Getting a refund? Well, you would first consider reducing the amount of money you give Uncle Sam each pay period. If your job will be the same and your pay will be the same (give or take a little) Reduce what you pay in taxes - you are effectively giving Uncle Sam an interest free loan! Now why would anyone do that on purpose? How do you do it? Talk to your HR people - Say you got back $600 - that's $50 a month, so reduce what you pay by a little less than that, say $35/$45. Now you'll have the money to put towards whatever it is you are saving for - new car, house, vacation or maybe even retirement - too early for retirement? The earlier you start, the less you have to put away. As for the money you're getting as a refund? Well, spend that as you would for any other item that you are saving for that is important to you - vacation, new car, house etc. Your money, Your Life, You can make good decisions. Good Luck
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Go back to your tax preparer they can do an ammendment...it may take longer to get your taxes back, but it is worth it in the long run
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IRS.GOV click wheres my refund or call 1 800 829 4477. If you had them done by a preparer a lot of them have numbers that you can call to see where it is.FYI  The IRS pulls so many returns and checks them randomly
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you'll never get paid, the only people who attach tax returns is IRS, child support, and federal student loans. All the court judgement is good for is to go back to court again if he didn't keep the judgement. and if he is under the table or on welfare, what taxes will you get?
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Actually, you would prefer to break even, or owe them a small amount.  A huge refund means that you gave the government an interest-free loan.\n\nLook at what (if any) you got back last year.  If your financial circumstance hasn't changed much, for every $700 in refund you got, add another deduction to your W-4.