can you claim new windows under the energy tax credit in your 2005 taxes or does it start in 2006?
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when did you buy them?
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Contact the tax collector's office. They may be able to set up a payment plan for you.\n\nIf the property is your primary residence, you may be eligible for tax credits, tax exemptions or a tax abatement. Most states have a homestead exemption, which will lower your overall property tax. Other tax relief may be available for the elderly, the blind, veterans, widows/widowers, and the handicapped. You need to contact your assessors office or county appraisers office for more information on available exemptions.\n\nAlso, check to see if your home is eligible for credits, abatements, refunds, etc for things like solar heating, wood heating, etc. Again, contact your assessors office.\n\nThe county/town does not want to own or auction your home. It is bad press to put a person or family out in the street, and the government is usually eager to help. It does not hurt to gently remind them.\n\nGood luck.
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if you have dependents you may choose to claim them. you can also choose to claim just yourself which is a 1. if you claim 0 then you are claiming nothing so you will get less money back during the year, but a larger refund when tax time comes. if you claim a 1(or more), you will get more money during the year but you run the risk of having a bill at the end of the year.
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You don't really need to keep any recepts except for major appliances (things under warranty) or items that are valuable (collectibles).\nYou should certainly keep all your closing papers from when you bought the home.\nAlso, on the new tax code, this is the last year you get to deduct any items that make your home more energy efficient (like storm doors), so keep those as well.
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If it's your main residence and you live in the UK no. If it's not your main residence you pay capital gains tax. You have an allowance for capital gains for the year 2006 to 2007 of £8,800 so you pay tax on a gain over that. you should also adjust for the effects of inflation - check the finance pages on TV teletext - there used to be a chart for that on there - not sure if there still is. Outside the UK the tax rules are probably similar - ask your local IRS office. Incidentally, capital gains applies to the sale of a copyright so if you write a magazine feature in the UK and get paid up to £8,800 in this financial year - you won't pay tax on it. Assuming you haven't used your allowance for something else. Capital gains tax does not apply to cars, household furniture, etc. Basically, stuff that goes down in value normally. So you can't offset the loss on a car against a gain. But a gain on a car is tax free (as long as you don't sell them as a business).\n\nThat is one hell of a top answer! 10 points!
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In order to qualify for the 500k exemption, yiou must have lived in the home for 2 of LAST 5 years.  Since you rented it for last 12, you would be taxed on gain.  HOWEVER, if yoiu bought another property and rented it out,  (using a Sec 1031 like kind exchange), you could then stop renting it and move in, making it your primary residence.  No tax!!!
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You have to claim it when you file your taxes.
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Try searching for the phrase "carbon credit"  See\n\nhttp://www.ebrd.com/country/sector/energyef/carbon/index.htm
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Tax credits will be available to buyers of gas-electric hybrid cars — anywhere from $1,700 to $3,000 depending on the model. \n\nas much as $500 in credits can be claimed by taxpayers who buy home insulation and energy-saving exterior windows, as well as more-fuel-efficient appliances, heat pumps and solar-powered hot-water systems.\n\nsingle parent with two children will be able to claim the credit if the parent earns less than $36,348. For two parents filing jointly, the cutoff will be $38,348. \ntaxpayers (those who do not itemize deductions in 2006, will rise to $10,300 for a married couple filing jointly, and $5,150 for singles. The amounts for 2005 were $10,000 and $5,000.\n\nFood product makers must provide more labeling information to alert customers who are allergic to such ingredients as milk, eggs, wheat and peanuts.\n\n\nElderly Americans on Social Security will get an automatic cost-of-living increase of 4.1% this month. But about 25% of the increase will be reclaimed to pay for higher monthly premiums for Medicare's Part B, which covers visits to doctors' offices and some outpatient procedures.
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If you worked here in 2005, you need to file a taxes.
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If you are working at the same place of business as you did for 2004, you can somewhat go by 2004's W-2...but in most cases you hopefully got a raise since last year. To answer your question, there is no way to find your 2005 W-2 online, unless you can hack into the companies computer system you work for.
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Your filing status is based on what it was on Dec. 31.  If by 'this year' you mean 2005, you're single or head of household;  if you mean 2006, you're either head of household, or married filing jointly or separately
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If you filed last year, then the place that did your taxes for 2004 will have one for you. If not, then call the CRA and they should have a copy of one for you. I work at a tax place, this is a liable answer, lol.
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Call the IRS. Their web site and automated line are just for 2005 tax year. The # is 1800 829-1040. If you Had it done by someone they should be able to find out for you.
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None.  You're you allowed to exempt up to 250k of the gain from taxes, if you're filing single or seperately.  And 500k if you're married filing jointly.
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the end of Feb is the last day you can buy them and  claim them for the previous years return\nthey give u 2 extra months each year to buy them
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Albertans will start seeing their $400 per-person Alberta 2005 Resource Rebate cheques in their mailboxes in late January 2006. To receive the rebate, you must have been an Alberta resident on September 1, 2005, and have filed a 2004 Canadian tax return."\nhttp://www.gov.ab.ca/home/index.cfm?page...