Erin asked:


How big or little of a percentage of your paycheck are you paying in taxes?
That’s what I was thinking, is it like, around 22%? That’s what I think we’re paying out of each check.

John J asked:


What kind of tax, what percent should i consider placing into a seperate account. How often would I pay taxes? Quarterly or Annually? Any information would be great. Thank You.

halfxwayxtorn asked:


My mom is going to be filing my taxes and I don’t want her to know that I have almost nothing in my savings. I’m not sure if it will show up or not.

Jadeca asked:


I work part time for a friend and I am paid 100.00 per week. I have been working for one year. How do I provide this information on Turbo Tax? Also, I am curious if I would still be able to get a Tax Refund. I realize that I will have to pay about 700.00 in taxes but would I still receive the Earned Income Tax Credit? I don’t want to go to a big chain Tax preparer because they are too expensive.

Carlos F asked:


I want to prepare taxes on the side but I need guidance on what software to use. I need software that can be used multiple times. I work for a tax office but I want to make money on the side.

JJ asked:


i am going to operate and manage the vending in my stores i.e. candy, tattoos, stickers what do i need to do to get started? what taxes will i be subject to? what governing agencies will i report to?

rayray004 asked:


So, I normally owe about $500 in taxes after I do my return each year. If I get the $600 check, will I end up owing $1,100 (my normal $500 plus that $600 advance) in taxes for 2008 or will it still be closer to my regular $500 owed?

melissa t asked:


I would like to know how much money the taxes on an Ontario Northlander train ticket would be?
Aswell, I would like to know what the taxes on a Greyhound bus ticket?

ch5082 asked:


I made a mistake on my 2005 Federal taxes and had to pay about $1000 in 2007 on that 2005 tax year. Pretty sure I can’t deduct that on my Federal return, but can I deduct it on my state return?

ms c gardner asked:


I work at a restaurant in NYC and we’ve always gotten paid without taxes being taken out of our checks. We instead claim the money and pay taxes every year to the government. I just found out the job is going to start taking taxes out of people’s checks without notifying them first and without having us fill out any paperwork such as a W-2 or I-9 form. Is this legal?