what exactly are all the things i can claim on my taxes?
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Go to www.irs.gov\n\nPets are out. Only a nitwit would think you could deduct money for a pet.  Now a business investment is a different story.
904936
If you are tax exempt, what are you going to write it off of?
239125
If you can claim her she probably just needs to fill out a 1040EZ.  There is a spot on their to check if someone else is claiming you.
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The "Employment office" (or Work Force Center) should have it all on file as long as you paid taxes at each job.That is how they calculate what benefits you have paid in or may be eligible for.
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You will file 1040 and only income you will show would be income from business. You can take whatever deductions you are entitled to on the same form.
952578
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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don't listen to all the nonsense that people tell you. the real and only answer is what the IRS says in this matter.\nhttp://tinyurl.com/5u0d
1006723
exactly what it says on my tax return
143819
If you itemize your deductions, then your state taxes are deductible from your federal taxes.  Other common large deductions include real estate or property tax, interest on home mortgages, and (if you don't make too much money) the interest on student loans.
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no, you cannot claim mileage.  although you can use actaul expenses.  i feel that if you are asking it is because you do not have the receipts, or that mileage is much more than actual.  as far as payments . . .check with taxact.com, turbotax.com or hrblock.com  they have great interviews and will let you know of the latest tax laws.  tax act is a free download, so there is no charge to use their program..\nhope this helps.\ngood luck
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It depends on your personal finances.  If you own a home and have a mortgage on it, you can deduct the interest.  You have to itemize (schedule A) to get most deductions on a personal return, but once there, you can also deduct charitables and medical expenses if they are very very high relative to your income.  The best strategy for most individuals is to try and minimize your income in the first place by contributing to an IRA (traditional) or to participate in the 401(k) plan where you work.  Not knowing anything about your personal situation, I can't offer much more advice than that.
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You should seek professional tax advice.  If not, complete a pretend tax return using your salary of 52k and figure out what you will need withheld and claim your exemptions based on that.  You can probably afford to claim at least 4, since you will be head of household.  Also, you can always change your exemptions mid-year.  So, you can claim 3 for 6 months and 4 for 6 months.
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I believe he can claim you. My boyfriend was told he could claim me by an accountant. I would check with an accountant just to be sure. \n\nP.S. We are in California, it might be different in your state.
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Ask a tax professional I'm sure they'll be able to tell you.
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you can just claim it. they give you a receipt that you fill out with the approximate value of the clothes you gave. it's a very loose system.\n\ntalk to an accountant. they will figure out the best things for you to do.
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Include everything on your taxes to avoid litigation. Especially your expenses, they are deductable and will lower you tax liability, consult a tax professional.
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If you mean as an exemption on income taxes, it would depend on whether or not he supported you or not.  Are you a minor?  Are your parents divorced?  Did he contribute more than 50% toward your care?  There are a lot of factors to consider.  If you KNOW you have the legal right to claim yourself then just do it and he'll be the one who would have to refute it in case of an audit.