Does a military spouse supposed to get a part of spouse paycheck?
Q. Is it required for a service member to give the spouse a portion of paycheck? Or is it as long as the family is provided for (like food clothing and shelter) anything extra is the responsibility of the mil spouse even they stay at home, take care of kids and finishing degree? BTW there isn't BAH.
Asked by MyLife - Tue May 18 22:04:54 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, it depends upon your relationship. In a normal healthy relationship, the money is a shared commodity, with the working spouse having more of a say on how it is spent, but the spouses sharing the funds. This includes bill paying, savings, investings, shopping, etc. And, generally funds are kept in joint accounts. In other relationships, accounts are kept separate, with each spouse controlling their own income, with some sort of a sharing of the bills. In the case of a non-working spouse, often they are merely given an allowance, with the working spouse having complete control over all of the funds. None of this has anything to do with the fact that one spouse is active duty. This is a relationship issue, not a military issue. [cont.]
Answered by usafbrat64 - Wed May 19 09:37:54 2010
Q. Is it required for a service member to give the spouse a portion of paycheck? Or is it as long as the family is provided for (like food clothing and shelter) anything extra is the responsibility of the mil spouse even they stay at home, take care of kids and finishing degree? BTW there isn't BAH.
Asked by MyLife - Tue May 18 22:04:54 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, it depends upon your relationship. In a normal healthy relationship, the money is a shared commodity, with the working spouse having more of a say on how it is spent, but the spouses sharing the funds. This includes bill paying, savings, investings, shopping, etc. And, generally funds are kept in joint accounts. In other relationships, accounts are kept separate, with each spouse controlling their own income, with some sort of a sharing of the bills. In the case of a non-working spouse, often they are merely given an allowance, with the working spouse having complete control over all of the funds. None of this has anything to do with the fact that one spouse is active duty. This is a relationship issue, not a military issue. [cont.]
Answered by usafbrat64 - Wed May 19 09:37:54 2010
Is the spouse and taxpayer adjusted gross Income the same if you filed married filing jointly?
Q. I am trying to efile, we filed married filing jointly last year, do I enter the same amount for both our AGI's or do I put the AGI as the taxpayer and zero for the spouse lines? We put the same amount in on Friday and it got rejected. We did end up doing a 1040X for 2007, those are the amounts we used, but got rejected. We are currently trying to use just the 1040 AGI and have not gotten acceptance back yet.
Asked by bhb_3_8 - Sun Feb 22 20:08:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you filed a joint return last year, then your AGI is the same as for your wife's AGI. For example, if your AGI from last year return was $18000, then when asked about your wife's AGI from last year, you would want to put the same number in.
Answered by yourtabo - Sun Feb 22 20:15:02 2009
Q. I am trying to efile, we filed married filing jointly last year, do I enter the same amount for both our AGI's or do I put the AGI as the taxpayer and zero for the spouse lines? We put the same amount in on Friday and it got rejected. We did end up doing a 1040X for 2007, those are the amounts we used, but got rejected. We are currently trying to use just the 1040 AGI and have not gotten acceptance back yet.
Asked by bhb_3_8 - Sun Feb 22 20:08:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you filed a joint return last year, then your AGI is the same as for your wife's AGI. For example, if your AGI from last year return was $18000, then when asked about your wife's AGI from last year, you would want to put the same number in.
Answered by yourtabo - Sun Feb 22 20:15:02 2009
I had to file injured spouse to get my part of joint tax return. How will that affect my tax rebate in May?
Q. A company that my husband owed took our joint tax return because he had fallen behind on payments. I filed injured spouse to get my portion of the return. He still owes them some money, but is now on a repayment plan. Will they still try to take the tax rebate money we get in May? Since I filed injured spouse, does that effect the amount we will receive?
Asked by geegee - Tue Apr 15 11:58:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Companies cannot intercept tax refunds. State and Federal agencies can. If a private company got the refund, it's because they levied the bank account. The injured spouse form only applies to back taxes, student loans, child support and other state/federal debts. if this applies, the form will cause the rebate check to be split 50/50. However when it gets to the bank account, it can still be levied.
Answered by the tax lady - Tue Apr 15 12:03:04 2008
Q. A company that my husband owed took our joint tax return because he had fallen behind on payments. I filed injured spouse to get my portion of the return. He still owes them some money, but is now on a repayment plan. Will they still try to take the tax rebate money we get in May? Since I filed injured spouse, does that effect the amount we will receive?
Asked by geegee - Tue Apr 15 11:58:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Companies cannot intercept tax refunds. State and Federal agencies can. If a private company got the refund, it's because they levied the bank account. The injured spouse form only applies to back taxes, student loans, child support and other state/federal debts. if this applies, the form will cause the rebate check to be split 50/50. However when it gets to the bank account, it can still be levied.
Answered by the tax lady - Tue Apr 15 12:03:04 2008
How does a spouse married to a greencard holder file for residency?
Q. How does a spouse married to a greencard holder work towards permanent residency? What forms can be filed?
Asked by TheChamp - Sun Aug 23 13:37:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The LPR can file to bring you to the US ... takes about 6 years to get the visa But once they get citizenship a green card will be available to you immdiately ... You cannot wait in the US ... but you can visit with the appropiate visa
Answered by David - Sun Aug 23 13:58:57 2009
Q. How does a spouse married to a greencard holder work towards permanent residency? What forms can be filed?
Asked by TheChamp - Sun Aug 23 13:37:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The LPR can file to bring you to the US ... takes about 6 years to get the visa But once they get citizenship a green card will be available to you immdiately ... You cannot wait in the US ... but you can visit with the appropiate visa
Answered by David - Sun Aug 23 13:58:57 2009
Can a military spouse living overseas work online from home?
Q. I am a male military spouse, living overseas with my wife. I cannot find any work here. I was wondering if I could work as a survey taker or data entry clerk. I've searched for both, but everything either asks me for money or denies me because my ISP is Korean. Can someone help me out?
Asked by Shaun - Thu Jul 15 01:26:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Shaun, The most of the affiliate companies will ask you for money... U can try freelancer.com or visit gdi-marketing.com... Contact us there, maybe there is solution for you problem...
Answered by Damir&Martina - Thu Jul 15 17:12:15 2010
Q. I am a male military spouse, living overseas with my wife. I cannot find any work here. I was wondering if I could work as a survey taker or data entry clerk. I've searched for both, but everything either asks me for money or denies me because my ISP is Korean. Can someone help me out?
Asked by Shaun - Thu Jul 15 01:26:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Shaun, The most of the affiliate companies will ask you for money... U can try freelancer.com or visit gdi-marketing.com... Contact us there, maybe there is solution for you problem...
Answered by Damir&Martina - Thu Jul 15 17:12:15 2010
What would you do if your spouse asked for a divorce via text Message?
Q. Spouse has to work and live in a different city. See one another as often as possible. Then comes the text. If a spouse asked you to marry them face to face (and on one knee), shouldn't they ask for divorce the same way?
Asked by LifeChef - Sun Jun 21 19:55:15 2009 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd rub their toothbrush between my butt cheeks.
Answered by justme - Sun Jun 21 19:59:15 2009
Q. Spouse has to work and live in a different city. See one another as often as possible. Then comes the text. If a spouse asked you to marry them face to face (and on one knee), shouldn't they ask for divorce the same way?
Asked by LifeChef - Sun Jun 21 19:55:15 2009 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd rub their toothbrush between my butt cheeks.
Answered by justme - Sun Jun 21 19:59:15 2009
How long would a spouse visa take from Philippines to the US?
Q. If I marry in the Philippines and apply for a spouse visa, how long will it take for the visa to be approved? What's a realistic expectation?
Asked by ARGA - Sun May 3 20:16:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A K-3 (non-immigrant spouse) visa takes about 12 months. When she arrives she'll have to adjust status to immigrant. That's a pain and costs $1,010. A CR-1 (immigrant spouse) visa will take longer, maybe 15 to 18 months, but when she gets here nothing further is required. She'll just get the green card in the mail in about a month or two.
Answered by Yak Rider - Sun May 3 22:16:16 2009
Q. If I marry in the Philippines and apply for a spouse visa, how long will it take for the visa to be approved? What's a realistic expectation?
Asked by ARGA - Sun May 3 20:16:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A K-3 (non-immigrant spouse) visa takes about 12 months. When she arrives she'll have to adjust status to immigrant. That's a pain and costs $1,010. A CR-1 (immigrant spouse) visa will take longer, maybe 15 to 18 months, but when she gets here nothing further is required. She'll just get the green card in the mail in about a month or two.
Answered by Yak Rider - Sun May 3 22:16:16 2009
How is stimulus payment impacted by injured spouse claiim?
Q. For the 2007 tax year, me and my husband filed. He owed child support and since i was the only one working I filed an injured spouse claim and later received a paper check. However, on my 1040 I did request to have my refund direct deposited. How will this impact the stimulus. Will this be directed deposited or paper check; does the injured spouse claim also cover the stimulus rebate.
Asked by Eva S - Wed Apr 30 13:48:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. More than likely you will recieve a paper check...and the IRS will take half of what your rebate amount is to apply it towards the debt...I had the same issue...and I thought we would just lose a portion of the rebate since you get more for being married and that the injured spouse could get the money for the kiddos but it dosen't work that way. The IRS takes your whole amount and splits it 50/50
Answered by kristie350 - Wed Apr 30 13:55:09 2008
Q. For the 2007 tax year, me and my husband filed. He owed child support and since i was the only one working I filed an injured spouse claim and later received a paper check. However, on my 1040 I did request to have my refund direct deposited. How will this impact the stimulus. Will this be directed deposited or paper check; does the injured spouse claim also cover the stimulus rebate.
Asked by Eva S - Wed Apr 30 13:48:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. More than likely you will recieve a paper check...and the IRS will take half of what your rebate amount is to apply it towards the debt...I had the same issue...and I thought we would just lose a portion of the rebate since you get more for being married and that the injured spouse could get the money for the kiddos but it dosen't work that way. The IRS takes your whole amount and splits it 50/50
Answered by kristie350 - Wed Apr 30 13:55:09 2008
Has anyone filed Injured Spouse 8379 when the injured spouse paid all the tax and non-injured earned little?
Q. What to expect with 8379 in this situation: tion: 1. Non-injured spouse paid no tax and would have no tax due regardless of filing status. 2. Injured-spouse paid all tax. $1k refund if MFJ, $50 refund if MFS. How much to expect back? Not a community property state. No dependents.
Asked by Tek - Tue Dec 2 21:43:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you live in a community property state, they will split the income and expenses and credits straight down the middle. If you live elsewhere, they will proportion the expenses and credits to the percentage of income for both parties. Edit: From instructions F8379 Specific Instructions Line 6. If you live in a community property state, special rules will apply to the calculation of your injured spouse refund. Community property states are: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Generally, income, deductions, credits, and expenses are allocated 50/50 between spouses who live in a community property state. Overpayments are considered joint property and are generally applied (offset) [cont.]
Answered by Chuckie O - Tue Dec 2 21:57:21 2008
Q. What to expect with 8379 in this situation: tion: 1. Non-injured spouse paid no tax and would have no tax due regardless of filing status. 2. Injured-spouse paid all tax. $1k refund if MFJ, $50 refund if MFS. How much to expect back? Not a community property state. No dependents.
Asked by Tek - Tue Dec 2 21:43:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you live in a community property state, they will split the income and expenses and credits straight down the middle. If you live elsewhere, they will proportion the expenses and credits to the percentage of income for both parties. Edit: From instructions F8379 Specific Instructions Line 6. If you live in a community property state, special rules will apply to the calculation of your injured spouse refund. Community property states are: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Generally, income, deductions, credits, and expenses are allocated 50/50 between spouses who live in a community property state. Overpayments are considered joint property and are generally applied (offset) [cont.]
Answered by Chuckie O - Tue Dec 2 21:57:21 2008
How do you and your spouse split up holidays between the two families?
Q. My boyfriend and I are getting ready to be engaged. His family lives in one state, my family in another, I live in a third state, and he in a fourth. It's not possible to drive from one family's home to the other overnight - it's about a 12 hour drive or more. How do you and your spouse divide time for holidays, and how much distance is between your families' homes? How did you decide which holidays to spend where?
Asked by Mysterious Gryphon - Sun Sep 28 23:39:53 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. we go back and forth one xmas we do his parents, then next year mine, then same with thanksgiving. we did have times when we stayed home with just us and went no where. its a hassel but you have to visit the family.
Answered by jessnclh - Mon Sep 29 00:18:33 2008
Q. My boyfriend and I are getting ready to be engaged. His family lives in one state, my family in another, I live in a third state, and he in a fourth. It's not possible to drive from one family's home to the other overnight - it's about a 12 hour drive or more. How do you and your spouse divide time for holidays, and how much distance is between your families' homes? How did you decide which holidays to spend where?
Asked by Mysterious Gryphon - Sun Sep 28 23:39:53 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. we go back and forth one xmas we do his parents, then next year mine, then same with thanksgiving. we did have times when we stayed home with just us and went no where. its a hassel but you have to visit the family.
Answered by jessnclh - Mon Sep 29 00:18:33 2008
What will happen to your spouse if your married and file for welfare?
Q. I'll be filing for me and my children. Will they make my spouse pay the money back? Will I have to file child support?
Asked by alex87123 - Sat May 2 21:08:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes and yes! The father/mother the noncustodial parent will be expected to pay support and any monies received for the children. In tact families often qualify for some type of assistance. If married and living/co-habituating together. All earned income is taken into consideration. It is a needs based entitlement program. If you fall within the guidelines of poverty. You would receive for all within the household. Medical coverage, food stamps, and monies. However, if you do not qualify for all of the above, you may qualify for medical coverage, and food stamps, due to our difficult economic times more families are now entitlement and eligible for the food stamp/medical care coverage.
Answered by Glo - Sat May 2 21:12:51 2009
Q. I'll be filing for me and my children. Will they make my spouse pay the money back? Will I have to file child support?
Asked by alex87123 - Sat May 2 21:08:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes and yes! The father/mother the noncustodial parent will be expected to pay support and any monies received for the children. In tact families often qualify for some type of assistance. If married and living/co-habituating together. All earned income is taken into consideration. It is a needs based entitlement program. If you fall within the guidelines of poverty. You would receive for all within the household. Medical coverage, food stamps, and monies. However, if you do not qualify for all of the above, you may qualify for medical coverage, and food stamps, due to our difficult economic times more families are now entitlement and eligible for the food stamp/medical care coverage.
Answered by Glo - Sat May 2 21:12:51 2009
What do you think of people who set their spouse an allowance?
Q. Do you think that is not a good thing and why not? Or do you think it is a good thing and why is it good? If only one spouse is working and they set an allowance for how much the unemployed spouse can spend is that wrong or right in your opinion?
Asked by Zakpenamawu - Fri Oct 16 16:26:54 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's f***king hilarious, in my opinion. I think it's fine if both partners consent to it. Personally I would not deal with such nonsense. Whatever works for you...
Answered by .... aav - Fri Oct 16 16:36:12 2009
Q. Do you think that is not a good thing and why not? Or do you think it is a good thing and why is it good? If only one spouse is working and they set an allowance for how much the unemployed spouse can spend is that wrong or right in your opinion?
Asked by Zakpenamawu - Fri Oct 16 16:26:54 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's f***king hilarious, in my opinion. I think it's fine if both partners consent to it. Personally I would not deal with such nonsense. Whatever works for you...
Answered by .... aav - Fri Oct 16 16:36:12 2009
How to get my us citizen spouse to Canada after the completion of his probation?
Q. I am engaged to an american citizen who is currently on probation in the states for a speeding ticket. I am a Canadian resident, and would like to know if after the completion of his probation, we will be able to get married, so he could come to Canada as my spouse and live with me? *All of the answers will be appreciated.
Asked by EDDYN BAROSY - Thu May 20 13:44:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to qualify to sponsor your spouse www.cic.gc.ca/english/imm igrate/sponsor/index.asp
Answered by tuppenybitz - Thu May 20 16:35:59 2010
Q. I am engaged to an american citizen who is currently on probation in the states for a speeding ticket. I am a Canadian resident, and would like to know if after the completion of his probation, we will be able to get married, so he could come to Canada as my spouse and live with me? *All of the answers will be appreciated.
Asked by EDDYN BAROSY - Thu May 20 13:44:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to qualify to sponsor your spouse www.cic.gc.ca/english/imm igrate/sponsor/index.asp
Answered by tuppenybitz - Thu May 20 16:35:59 2010
How would you feel if your spouse came clean about cheating on you when you dated?
Q. By cheating, I mean your spouse cheated on you with several people while you two dated. And they had sex. What would you think or do?
Asked by I love Gerard Butler - Wed Mar 10 16:27:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would be heartbroken and we would be done. I don't tolerate cheaters and liars.
Answered by Mrs B - Wed Mar 10 16:29:40 2010
Q. By cheating, I mean your spouse cheated on you with several people while you two dated. And they had sex. What would you think or do?
Asked by I love Gerard Butler - Wed Mar 10 16:27:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would be heartbroken and we would be done. I don't tolerate cheaters and liars.
Answered by Mrs B - Wed Mar 10 16:29:40 2010
Would you forgive your spouse for having an affair for over a year?
Q. Would you be able to forgive your spouse for cheating on you? If so what would your spouse have to do to prove themselves? How would you be able to trust them again?
Asked by R.R. - Fri Feb 26 22:48:30 2010 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very complex question with no simple answer. We all think we know what we would do, but in reality, we have no idea just how hard this would be. First, it depends on who the marriage was before the affair. Was this the final straw in an already difficult marriage or a happy marriage otherwise. Is this the first betrayal or one of many? Then, if the wayward spouse is truly remorseful and willing to end all contact with the other person, Completely commit to the marriage and remove the third party. Sorry, they cannot remain "just friends" It is up to the betrayed spouse to figure out if they are willing to try to work past all the pain, this is something that may take time to decide. There is no quick fix, this takes… [cont.]
Answered by joyh - Sat Feb 27 16:26:39 2010
Q. Would you be able to forgive your spouse for cheating on you? If so what would your spouse have to do to prove themselves? How would you be able to trust them again?
Asked by R.R. - Fri Feb 26 22:48:30 2010 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very complex question with no simple answer. We all think we know what we would do, but in reality, we have no idea just how hard this would be. First, it depends on who the marriage was before the affair. Was this the final straw in an already difficult marriage or a happy marriage otherwise. Is this the first betrayal or one of many? Then, if the wayward spouse is truly remorseful and willing to end all contact with the other person, Completely commit to the marriage and remove the third party. Sorry, they cannot remain "just friends" It is up to the betrayed spouse to figure out if they are willing to try to work past all the pain, this is something that may take time to decide. There is no quick fix, this takes… [cont.]
Answered by joyh - Sat Feb 27 16:26:39 2010
What dates have people received their injured spouse refund this year?
Q. And were they direct deposit or by check? Were you happy with the amount? I'm also trying to figure out if the Injured Spouse department cuts checks on Friday's like regular refunds or if it is a different schedule.
Asked by kfireflying7 - Mon May 24 16:12:32 2010 - - -2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Injured Spouse claims are not processed on any set schedule. Refunds are released, usually by check, when they are complete. It's been my experience that few people are satisfied with the program, which is traditionally the best indicator that it's actually working properly.
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Mon May 24 16:30:33 2010
Q. And were they direct deposit or by check? Were you happy with the amount? I'm also trying to figure out if the Injured Spouse department cuts checks on Friday's like regular refunds or if it is a different schedule.
Asked by kfireflying7 - Mon May 24 16:12:32 2010 - - -2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Injured Spouse claims are not processed on any set schedule. Refunds are released, usually by check, when they are complete. It's been my experience that few people are satisfied with the program, which is traditionally the best indicator that it's actually working properly.
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Mon May 24 16:30:33 2010
How can I help a friend whose spouse is going through depression?
Q. My friend's spouse is going through a bad depression (they are getting help from a doctor and medication). My friend, however, is a terrible worrywart even when things are perfect. My friend is prone to anxiety and obsessive worrying. What can I do to help my friend cope? I am scared that BOTH of them going to end up in a depression!
Asked by Wicked Bad Nonsense - Wed Apr 15 09:07:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its simple just be there for her. Tell her to call you whenever you want. or tell you whenever she wants to get together and no matter what you will make time for her. call her often. but in all of this, dont smother her or something. just keep things light hearted and fun, maybe plan some cute walks or coffee dates together. only talk about her husbands depression if she wants to - sometimes having a really good reliable friend to vent your problems and concerns to helps a lot. if you begin to notice any signs of depression in your friend, maybe suggest that she talk to that doctor to.
Answered by dinobot - Wed Apr 15 09:14:08 2009
Q. My friend's spouse is going through a bad depression (they are getting help from a doctor and medication). My friend, however, is a terrible worrywart even when things are perfect. My friend is prone to anxiety and obsessive worrying. What can I do to help my friend cope? I am scared that BOTH of them going to end up in a depression!
Asked by Wicked Bad Nonsense - Wed Apr 15 09:07:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its simple just be there for her. Tell her to call you whenever you want. or tell you whenever she wants to get together and no matter what you will make time for her. call her often. but in all of this, dont smother her or something. just keep things light hearted and fun, maybe plan some cute walks or coffee dates together. only talk about her husbands depression if she wants to - sometimes having a really good reliable friend to vent your problems and concerns to helps a lot. if you begin to notice any signs of depression in your friend, maybe suggest that she talk to that doctor to.
Answered by dinobot - Wed Apr 15 09:14:08 2009
What would you do if you and your spouse spent every single today together for a month without working?
Q. My husband is in the Army, and we are moving at the beginning of July. He is taking a large block of vacation before we go, so we have a full month together before we move. Our son will be in school for a few more weeks, so it will just be the two of us. Would you be excited to spend a whole month, all day everyday, with your spouse?
Asked by Magic 8 Ball ( * )( * ) - Wed May 26 12:43:40 2010 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hell yeah I would. I took a week and a half off from work before my wife left with her Guard unit. Let's just say there was a lot of sex involved. I'll tell you what BILF, I gotta give you some props for having the chops to deal with multiple deployments. I admit I miss my wife like crazy but it kills me having to explain it to my youngest daughter why mommy isn't going to be home for awhile. We made pillowcases that have a picture of my wife in her uniform and everyday my daughter tells me how she misses her "best friend". When I tuck her in at night she give her mom's picture a kiss and says "I love you, sweet dreams". I have to admit it puts a lump in my throat looking at her sad little puppy dog eyes.
Answered by Tino's Famous Churros - Wed May 26 12:49:51 2010
Q. My husband is in the Army, and we are moving at the beginning of July. He is taking a large block of vacation before we go, so we have a full month together before we move. Our son will be in school for a few more weeks, so it will just be the two of us. Would you be excited to spend a whole month, all day everyday, with your spouse?
Asked by Magic 8 Ball ( * )( * ) - Wed May 26 12:43:40 2010 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hell yeah I would. I took a week and a half off from work before my wife left with her Guard unit. Let's just say there was a lot of sex involved. I'll tell you what BILF, I gotta give you some props for having the chops to deal with multiple deployments. I admit I miss my wife like crazy but it kills me having to explain it to my youngest daughter why mommy isn't going to be home for awhile. We made pillowcases that have a picture of my wife in her uniform and everyday my daughter tells me how she misses her "best friend". When I tuck her in at night she give her mom's picture a kiss and says "I love you, sweet dreams". I have to admit it puts a lump in my throat looking at her sad little puppy dog eyes.
Answered by Tino's Famous Churros - Wed May 26 12:49:51 2010
If your spouse died in 2006 can you still file electronically this year?
Q. My Tax software is telling me if your spouse died in 2006 and you filed joint that year, and single this year then you must do a paper return. Is this correct? No dependents, so cannot file qualifying widow(er).
Asked by TJ - Wed Jan 30 18:02:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can e file. Maybe it is just that software program. Did you check to see if you are a qualifying widower. If you are you can file as QW for both 2007 and 2008 as long as you are not remarried.
Answered by just me - Wed Jan 30 18:33:11 2008
Q. My Tax software is telling me if your spouse died in 2006 and you filed joint that year, and single this year then you must do a paper return. Is this correct? No dependents, so cannot file qualifying widow(er).
Asked by TJ - Wed Jan 30 18:02:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can e file. Maybe it is just that software program. Did you check to see if you are a qualifying widower. If you are you can file as QW for both 2007 and 2008 as long as you are not remarried.
Answered by just me - Wed Jan 30 18:33:11 2008
My injured spouse claim was not filed correctly and Colorado kept the refund. Any way to retrieve it?
Q. I submitted the injured spouse form at a later date and I will be getting my Federal refund soon, but CO kept $600 and gave it to the child support office in our state to pay some of my husband's child support arrears. I don't want the money back from the child's mother, but am wondering had the injured form been filed properly, would this money have been taken out regardless? If so, can I go after my tax preparer to give me that money back?
Asked by wvdown2tn - Wed Aug 26 16:32:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you file the form again and Colorado honors it, they *will* ask the mother for the money back. No, you can't demand that the preparer give you the money instead. If federal did the form correctly and the state didn't, I suspect an error in one of the tax authorities instead of the paperwork.
Answered by the tax lady - Wed Aug 26 16:36:56 2009
Q. I submitted the injured spouse form at a later date and I will be getting my Federal refund soon, but CO kept $600 and gave it to the child support office in our state to pay some of my husband's child support arrears. I don't want the money back from the child's mother, but am wondering had the injured form been filed properly, would this money have been taken out regardless? If so, can I go after my tax preparer to give me that money back?
Asked by wvdown2tn - Wed Aug 26 16:32:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you file the form again and Colorado honors it, they *will* ask the mother for the money back. No, you can't demand that the preparer give you the money instead. If federal did the form correctly and the state didn't, I suspect an error in one of the tax authorities instead of the paperwork.
Answered by the tax lady - Wed Aug 26 16:36:56 2009
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