Taxes deduction in St Louis, MO.?
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I am a florida resident - used to work in Missouri.  For some reason Missouri payroll taxes are very high compared to other midwest states (i.e. Kansas, Indiana, Ohio, etc.).  I'm not sure of exact rate but do find that out as my take home pay increased CONSIDERABLY after the relocation to Florida.\n\nSupplemental wages (i.e. bonuses) are taxed at 6%.  PAyroll wages are taxed at a fee like the IRS tax table. They actually have a tax table but it doesnt necessarily follow a straight percentage of wages.\n\nGood luck on your relocation.
652976
I would contact the City of St. Louis(City Hall) and ask them for a copy.. I am sure they will charge you)
546913
You better talk to a tax person.  If you've filed already, and took the deduction, then you'll have to amend.  But if you went to file and realized your mistake, they can help you back out your money.
608293
Take a look at this link: http://www.dort.mo.gov/tax/business/sales/taxcards/\n\nHere's another good one:\nhttp://www.salestaxinstitute.com/sales_tax_rates.jsp
260229
They keep that money. You can claim local taxes as a deduction on federal taxes though.
171942
if you own your own business almost everything is a deduction but if you work in a hospital you can deduct the cost of your uniforms. you would report it on the schedule a along with your other itimized deductions. other than that you could call the irs or go to your local tax office to get the full details that relate to your particular situatuion.
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amount earned minus the deduction
115061
You should find an non-profit agency to support your walk.  People aren't going to give much unless they get the tax deduction.
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Maybe this link will help?\n\nhttp://www.taxsalelists.com/?gclid=CMGPqrbJ8IMCFS2SLAodcCxQIg\n\nWas there a real estate agency involved?  They should be able to help you.
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Turbo tax program breaks everything down for you and they have a set list of values already set in the program... Good Luck
1024023
The amount of parking fees spent going to work can be deducted (maybe) and the way to deduct these expenses is to use IRS Form 2106.  Here is the form:  \nhttp://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f2106.pdf\n\n and here are the instructions for the form:  http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i2106.pdf. \n\nYou are allowed to use this form to deduct "ordinary and necessary expenses for your job".  This means you can only use this form if you work for someone else as an employee.  However, if you work for yourself, it IS a cost of doing business and can be put on your Schedule C (or 1120 or 1120S or 1065).\n\nAs you can see, the amount from form 2106 carries the Schedule A to be included with the rest of your itemized deductions.  You should read through the instructions and see if there is anything else that you are footing the bill for that you could deduct as well.  \n\nThanks for the question!
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Do you use your cable for personal use or for only educational use?  If you use it for personal use, I wouldn't even bother.  It will be too much of a pain to explain to the IRS.  And, you would have to apportion personal vs. business use.\n\nHowever, if you only use it for educational use, then you could deduct it on your Schedule A if you itemize deductions as a deduction to 2% of your AGI.
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Try Turbo-Tax on your computer. Maybe they can help and make it easy and affordable.Worth checking it out and might keep you put of trouble and save you money and headaches. Don't mess around with Uncle Sam.
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i think you will have to file a long form to take the renters deduction. just call h& R block and ask
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Well, make certain you check this with your tax professional because mine has always said this is only for specific types of items such as an automobile.\n\nIt was certainly not my intention to insult anyone, I thought I was making a light joke. I apologize if I hurt your feelings.\n\nBut I do know in the past that we had asked about deducting sales taxes at H & R and were told that this had very strict limitations. She could have been wrong because they use a lot of temp help around tax time. Conversely, there is a person who asked a question because they now owe an additional $4400.00 to the IRS because of mistakes.\n\nThat really was all I meant.
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Yes, go to a government website and they'll give you taxes- FOR FREE!!!!!
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the total amount including taxes