how much does the us earn w/ one years taxes?.?
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2006 has a 2.6 trillion dollar budget, with 500 billion deficit, so the IRS must have collected most of 2.1 trillion dollars, no?  I'm sure there were interest payments and such, but figure 130 million taxpayers paid the most of it.
882443
What?!? And all these years I've been paying. . .\nNo, we are absolutely required to pay income taxes! We actually OVER-pay each year, and then in the Spring we get a partial refund. That's always nice, to help cover any credit card purchases we may have made at Christmas, or to do a home improvement project. But many Americans end up having to pay in even more, because not enough has been deducted from their wages throughout the previous year. OUCH!
61029
$7000 in an instant win.  Only collected $5,600 because the IRS took the taxes off the top.  I still got a lot of $1!
486977
Depends ...I wouldnt say more than $15000 annually.
1142642
DONT U THINK 99 IS LIL BIT LESS? U SHUD LIKE MAKE 199
105151
You file federal tax ONCE. You file state tax for each state you lived in in the previous year.
964718
No, as long as you have your citizenship.  The One Year Policy only applies to green card holders.  Just make sure that, if you are working abroad, you file your American taxes or you could be in trouble with the IRS when you come back.
185417
Not only will your standard deduction go from $5000 to $10,000, but your exemtion will also go up from $3200 to $6400. Do keep in mind, like already mentioned, that both incomes are counted, not just one.
1060763
15% is not a whole number. It is .15 which is pretty close to 1/6. If you are paying tax you can bet that you will pay $1.43 for the tax which is a total of $10.93--another reason why math is so important--so you don't get overcharged.
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$18,720 - assuming you don't take any unpaid leave.\n\nThis would be before taxes and any other deductions.
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For federal income taxes, see the link below, and look at page 36 for the percentages. For social security, you'll be taxes at 7.65% until your wages total $94,200 (2006 figure). Above that level, you only pay 1.45%.\n\nFor state taxes, it would depend on your state. Find your state's web site and look for tax withholding rates or employer tax information.
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I did take a course so that I could prepare individual income tax returns, and I learned about the ways I can 'manipulate' the tax system to my benefit without cheating; like planning to attend school in a year that I may not be able to claim a child turning 17 that year, for instance.  I may even get a better credit for being considered a freshman or sophomore (up to $1500) than the $1000 child tax credit. I may no longer be 20 years old, but it seems that going back to school in my later years will pay off in several ways. :)
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Shows how out-of-touch Hastert is.\nThe point where you don't pay taxes is down around $18,000 -- not $40,000.  To many people, $40k a year is a decent living.  To Hastert, you're a lazy bum who doesn't pay any taxes.\n\nWhat a doofus (Hastert, that is).
1059911
Depends on how much you make.
430045
Depends on what it is for.  There are no easy answers to anything about the IRS.  If it's for basic business purposes, 35cents.
99031
according to http://www.salary.com\nthey make 55,137 annualy, but that's also based on where you live. go to the site.
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It depends on where you live. Look it up at IRS.GOV