On form 1040 line 65 it says estimated tax payments.  Is that where I put my social security, medicare, & the?
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No.  Some people make estimated tax payments if they have income that there hasnt been withholding on.  Such as self-employed people.  Estimated tax payments are made to cover that so they dont have to pay a large amount in taxes and penalties at the end of the year, because of underwithholding.
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it goes on schedule c of the 1040 form
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According to the IRS.....\nhttp://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=108331,00.html
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It depends your exemptions, filing status (single, married, ect) and your gross income (amount before taxes).\n  You can check online at the website for the IRS.  In the search type in Circular E.  The circular E has charts where you can find information based on your income, how many dependents you are claiming, and your filing status.  There you will see exactally how much they will take out of your paycheck depending how many exemptions you are claiming.\n  Your withholding is the only thing that will change.  Your social security and medicare do not change.\n\nI hope that my answer was helpful.
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You will get it in January. That's when all tax forms are mailed out - 1099, W2, etc. You usually get them at the end of January.
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I assume you are saying you didn't pay your estimated quarterly taxes for last year (if not, ignore this eMail).  I'd suggest figuring out what you should have paid, and paying it ASAP. You send in the payment with an extension request (you can extend your 2005 return until October 15th, but you still have to pay what you estimate you will owe when you request the extension).  Extend immediately since the extension request should have been received by 4/15.\n\nThe penalty is about 10%, the interest is about 8%.  The IRS will happily figure out this penalty and interest and tell you the extra you need to pay.\n\nOf course if you owe state taxes and didn't pay those either you better do the same for your state, and the state will also tell you the extra you need to pay.
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Is your 1098 mortgage interest you paid?\nIf so, it goes on Schedule A line 10.\nSo you will have to fill out form 1040 not 1040a
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call the IRS line 800-829-1040, they will be more than happy to assist you. If you are in a payment plan, you can call the same number and request a payment transcript from the IRS. This will show the payments made, interest added, and the total amount owed at any given time
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consult http://www.irs.gov\nIt depends on your income level. Likely you'll use the 1040 form if you're just filing personal income taxes.
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You have not provided enough information to determine the answer accurately.  How ever if you are single and your monthly salary is $5417 the approximate deductions for Medicare, Social Security and withholding would be $1436.18 plus state withholding of approximately $334.50 giving you a take home of $3646.32. \n WELCOME TO CALIFORNIA\n\nThe following link will take you to an IRS calculator in which you may input more accurate information if you wish. \n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96196,00.html
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I'm not sure what you are asking.  Your payroll stub should tell you what has been taken out; i.e., FICA, Medicare (M/C), Federal withholding and State withholding.  You probably don't have any deductions, so you can fill out a 1040EZ.  If you do have deductions, you might want to try Turbotax online (for about $20) and it will ask all the pertinent questions about filing your income tax.\n\nIf you are just wondering what to expect to get out of $27,000, you can expect at least 1/3 to go to taxes.
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yes but not directly.  There's a pass through site that handles the payments.  the IRS's site has info on it.
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Well you have to first understand that all of the actual labe will be taxed ( in the US) as self employment, so you will have 15 percent social security tax on top of your normal income tax to pay.  So you have to add in at least 35 or 40 percent just to pay taxes or you will have a giant tax bill come next April.\n\nNext you need to know the costs of the matierals you are going to use.  If  you don't know the cost of them, go to the hardware store and price ( not sale prices) some of the standard material you will need, and then have thier phone number handy to call for prices.\n\nNext is experence, how long do you beleive the job will take, if you estimate 4 hours and it takes 8, oh well you did not make too much per hour but you learned.\n\nSo you take the cost of the materials ( add in a small amount for having to go get the material from the store and for some waste and what I call a fudge factor)  so I would add in 10 or 15 percent on the top of my estimate on material cost.\n\nSo you have your material cost,  \n\nnext you have to figure how much an hour you wish to clear after taxes, if you want to earn 20 dollars a hour you will basicly need to use 30 dollars since you know a factor is used in taxes.\n\nNext you will have overhead,  the cost of your truck, your gasoline, truck insurance.  are you going to be licenced ( that has a cost)  are you going to be bonded, insured for liablity or for workers comp and so on.\n\nIf you said yes to that, then you will have an overhead factor that can run from 15 to 30 percent of your labor cost.\n\nI will make a note,  if you don't have liability insurance, consider it.  I was at a ladies house one time and she complained latter I backed into her mail box,  she even sued me in small claims court ( her word that I did, my word I did not)   I paid for it.\n\nAnother time I was in a gentlemans house and a fitting fell onto his carpet causing a large grease stain,  guess what I had to pay for the cost of a carpet cleaning machine.  had it been worst or not came out, I would have had to buy new carpet.\n\nJust some thoughts.
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Whooah.. lotsa questions.\nWith you only making 2000 this year you don't need to file but if you are going to here's the info you requested: \n\nAs far as itemizing, you just need to make sure that it is higher then your standard deduction. (SEE SOURCE)\n \nWith the 1500 on surgery this would go on your Schedule "A" and it's limited up to 7% of your income.\n \nAs far as buisness expenses on the Schedule "C", everything is a Dollar per dollar deduction. It sounds like you should defenitly do that schedule c, which is just another way of itemizing. \n\nIf you are tring to deduct those 80 miles - you can, somewhat, you can deduct the gas it took to get you out there (standard or actual if you have been saving your reciepts), but using your time as a deduction.... I think not. \n\nBe careful about buying that laptop. You should probably find out how much your estimated quarterly tax payment is (DUE JAN. 15th) before hand. (SEE SOURCE)
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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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Call the IRS.  They have a help line for people in your situation, and 4/15 is fast approaching!
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go to www.irs.gov and type in the form you need