This is why we need to take the current TAX Code and revamp it!!!!
7:28 pm February 8, 2012
Steveo wrote:
Pardon my ignorance but how in the world are these miles taxable income? Cash and earned wages don’t expire like frequent flyer miles do. They can be inflated away pretty quickly by Ben Bernanke of course, but they don’t expire. As onerous (odious maybe?) as this would be it should only be taxable when redeemed if anything.
1:06 am February 10, 2012
John Moormans wrote:
ConsumerTaxReports.Org has supplied individuals a one-stop place for researching tax debt assistance corporations, so that it is drastically easier to weed past the scammers of the industry and come across a trusted tax debt firm to help get an IRS resolution. Have a look at the web page here! http://www.ConsumerTaxReports.org The issue I preferred pertaining to the web page was indeed the in-depth checklist of the national corporations and testimonials, which in turn offer an view of each organizations “free consultation.”
btw, MarioP, in case Phil doesn’t answer, I have some ansrews for your questions to him:And are those who can’t get health insurance for their pre-existing condition or the ones that had their healthcare cut off due to high healthcare bills “undeserving and unwilling to work for it”?- Answer: MEDICAID. All 50 states have it and this person would qualify, if their income was “low” enough (e.g., in NY, $88,000 total household)What would you do if you had cancer and all of a sudden lost your job due to the poor economy, who would insure you then?- Answer: MEDICAID. I was an oncology nurse. I have seen this situation many, many times.What would you do if you had to fork out tens of thousands in medical bills to keep your wife in cancer therapy?- Answer: Hopefully you saved enough for that “rainy day” which costs the same as a new car. Otherwise, get a “paper divorce” and declare that you are not willing to pay for her cancer care. Then she will get MEDICAID. (I’ve seen that many times too, just ask any hospital social worker.)Have you not heard people having to sell their homes to pay for healthcare?- Answer: So what? Is your house more important than the family that lives in it? Owning a house is not so important in the scheme of life. Just be glad you even have a house to sell to help pay for healthcare for a loved one. Get your priorities straight!Where were those god fearing, charitable people to help them out?- Answer: PLENTY. Just ask any hospital social worker. They are a WEALTH of up-to-date information on getting financial and social assistance from foundations/charities set up by RICH PEOPLE TO HELP YOU IN YOUR TIME OF NEED.
7:51 am November 9, 2012
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I think when you make extra on a paycheque, the coemutpr figures out the tax rate as if you made that amount every week. I know we had issues with this when my husband used to work a lot of overtime. You’ll likely get some back next year at tax time.
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Whenever you receive something as a bonus, whether it was a gift card from your employer to the frequent flyer miles from this article, the government believes you received value for it. Therefore, the amount of the “bonus” is income to you. They call this Imputed income. One of the best examples is for life insurance. Anything over a basic $50K policy is added to your taxable wages as Imputed income.
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This is why we need to take the current TAX Code and revamp it!!!!
Pardon my ignorance but how in the world are these miles taxable income? Cash and earned wages don’t expire like frequent flyer miles do. They can be inflated away pretty quickly by Ben Bernanke of course, but they don’t expire. As onerous (odious maybe?) as this would be it should only be taxable when redeemed if anything.
ConsumerTaxReports.Org has supplied individuals a one-stop place for researching tax debt assistance corporations, so that it is drastically easier to weed past the scammers of the industry and come across a trusted tax debt firm to help get an IRS resolution. Have a look at the web page here! http://www.ConsumerTaxReports.org The issue I preferred pertaining to the web page was indeed the in-depth checklist of the national corporations and testimonials, which in turn offer an view of each organizations “free consultation.”
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I think when you make extra on a paycheque, the coemutpr figures out the tax rate as if you made that amount every week. I know we had issues with this when my husband used to work a lot of overtime. You’ll likely get some back next year at tax time.
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Whenever you receive something as a bonus, whether it was a gift card from your employer to the frequent flyer miles from this article, the government believes you received value for it. Therefore, the amount of the “bonus” is income to you. They call this Imputed income. One of the best examples is for life insurance. Anything over a basic $50K policy is added to your taxable wages as Imputed income.
If you have further questions, visit EasyWebTaxes.com.