where do the "tax brakets" begin and end.?
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The link below is the 2006 federal tax rate schedule.  The numbers change every year.
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Look here ---> http://www.taxcorp.co.uk/faq.html
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/publications/
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Type in Irs --do a search --and their homepage will give a complete definition on what they mean.  Other tax web sites will give free info about this as well.  I honestly have no clue what that is.  Good luck.  If nothing else, call a tax preparer for the free advice.
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It depends on where you live.  Go to www.irs.gov for the answer.
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the total amount including taxes
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There are simply too many to list. The best reference for this is the US Master Tax Guide section 59. This book should be available at your local tax professional's office or your local library.\n\nWilliam Perez\ntaxes.about.com
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhh no place, your stuck in a taxing world.  Pay up or take the alturnitive.  (6ft under) and even then you have to cough up something within 9 months of your death.   Damn Feds...taxes.
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http://www.taxengine.com
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call irs and have them put a stop to it, tell them what happen if this person file then they will have a address to where the check is going to go. good luck.
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It varies from state to state:\n\nSales and use tax chart\nSales tax chart\nSales tax calculation chart\n\netc etc
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The Sixteen Amendment which allows the enforcement of taxes was passed by Congress on February 13, 1913. They chose March 1, 1914 as the filing deadline for taxes. This deadline was changed to March 15 in 1918, and in 1955 it was changed to April 15. \n"According to an IRS spokesman, the move "spread out the peak workload," but there's another explanation. Turns out that as the income tax applied to more of the middle class, the government had to issue more refunds. "Pushing the deadline back gives the government more time to hold on to the money," says Ed McCaffery, a University of Southern California law professor and tax guru. Still, the IRS's rigidity works in your favor: By law, it must mail your refund within 45 days or pay you interest."
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Refers to the tax rate imposed at the federal level. \n\nThe total tax paid by two people not married is less than the total tax paid by a married couple, filing a joint return.
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Only good income tax practetioners can answer your question correctly. No income tax practerioner will answer your question because it involves lot of time to calculate and answer. That too you are asking it for the F.Y 2004-05. Again your financial year end is 30th June.\n\nBest of luck
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I'm still waiting, but it seems that when they are put to facts - they are remarkably silent.  I'll keep my fingers crossed that you get an answer but - I'll take a shot at it:\n\nYou will get to pay more taxes so that you end up making less money and since they say money is the root of all evil - then you will never get a chance to be evil...\n\n(I know it sucks, but it's the best I could do).  =0)
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Tax laws change from year to year ... best get a new copy and write it off on your taxes. \n\nMake sure the shortcut points to the correct folder. You might have to re-install it but save last year's return first.