I need tax write-offs FAST!?
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You can write off medical expenses.\n\nYou can donate stuff to the Goodwill, donate a non-running car, or open a retirement account.\n\nYou need to talk to your tax consultant as you may have deductions that you do not know about.
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I would have your taxes prepared by a professional this year. It will help you with this unusual situation. Try H&R Block, if you don't want to use them, perhaps they can just answer the question over the phone.
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You can give yourself as much time off as you want. You can also pay yourself whatever you want while you're not working... just remember to declare it accurately to your accountants and the tax office.
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i highly recommend everyweek you have an automatic amount pulled from your paycheck into a savings account you'll never touch!  even if its only $10 a week, it will add up very fast especailly with compounding.
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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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go to quicktaxweb I did my taxes for free also you can do as many as you like
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go get them by urself or ask someone, i hate taxes so always i avoid that even if ist illegal
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File an Installment Agreement (Form 9465) with the IRS.  As long as you're trying to hold up your end, they will work with you.  If you don't do anything, they can squeeze you like a turnip.
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Take the form 1040 for 04' and the letter to a CPA and let them check into it. We can negotiate with the IRS for you
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Go to http://finance.yahoo.com/taxes  \nHere your will find lots of info about tips, dates, guides.\nI made it my homepage, and never mist another deadline.\nUse tax Act (is free) or Turbo tax and dont miss the deadline next time.\nHope you find this site as helpful as it was to me!
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You may try to get help from this site..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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donate it somewhere and get a tax write-off for it, plus know you are doing something good.  use the tax write-off towards a new PDA
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email investor relations for Credit Suisse.. that is the easy way and they should come through with the info or a link.\n\nfaster way would be dashing down to your local library and hitting the microfiche (do they still have those?) for old newspapers or the Business Reference section for old S&P or Moodys books on splits and dividends. wake the librarian up and ask them to help.
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I don't know about getting them written off but you can ask for a forbearance b/c of financial hardship.  You will still have to pay them but at a future date set up by the student loan ppl. Contact them ASAP! Don't wait to long.  Once they are put into default there will be nothing you can do.  They will take your federal income taxes until the debt is paid in full and/or garnish any future job salaries.\n\nGood Luck!
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Use a good online tax preparation program like CompleteTax.  The program can find all sorts of deductions and credits you probably don't even know about.
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A tax "write-off" is most commonly used as a business term for legally reducing your taxible income, saving you money. Individuals are also allowed "write-offs" called deductions. You can find a huge list of possible deductions at the IRS website.
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Certainly the human resources officer where you work can provide some information for you. The tax situation could be the most serious so make and follow a plan to settled that immediately.  Get a notebook. Write your name and the date on the first page. Skip the next two or three pages. Then list each activity, bill or account that needs to be settled on a page by itself. Include the account information like the person to contact, the phone number, address, interest rate and the amount that is owed, and when it is due for each one. Set a time to find the resources (people or organizations) that are available to assist with resolving each one. When you complete paying an account, put a big x on it's page. Turn to the pages that you skipped and write the name and the date that it was completely settled on one line. Keep working on this consistently until you have all the pages with X's on them and the list of completed accounts and dates listed on the pages that were skipped for this purpose. Good luck...