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If you didn't even have a last pay stub, or a W-2, you still legally HAVE to file your income tax forms and pay by April 15 of the following year.
If you filed, using any information from anything but the required sources, most of which are already filed with the IRS by the one giving it ti you, you will be suspect and have to refile. A paycheck stub, while having much info, is NOT he form required to be submitted.
When you do get the information on say a W-2, if it doesn't match what you filed, you will have to amend and correct your filing.
However, you should wait for several reasons: The return likely won't be processed until the employer has filed all his reports (generally due by 01/31), and they can be matched to what your claiming.
The information on the W-2 may have year end adjustments, additions, etc that don't match your last stub. Tha will delay your retuirn for a long time while the dicrepency is resolved - and rthen you will have to file an amended return.
Some information you need to report, certain employer ID#s etc may not be available on a pay stub.
If it is available, you are really required to use it or explain why you didn't have one, using another complex form.
You want to use the best information available and follow the established process as best you can, or expect problems!
And as you hear about "quick refunds, etc being advertised, don't be confused:
The W-2 and/or 1099s MUST be submitted with the formal return.
Some tax preparers have a LOAN process, where by using your last check to prove to THEM that you have overpaid your tax and will be getting a refund, they will give you a loan against that eventual refund (which you actually get when the real return, using the correct forms (not a paycheck stub) is filed. (And then THEY must prepare that return, which they charge you many times the normal rate to do....it's called business!)
These "quick refund" loans - by whatever name they may go under - are becoming illegal and regulated in many areas as they ave been the source of many abusive loan practices, are ALWAYS such a bad deal it almost amounts to thievery and should never be done as simply being about the most foolish financial thing possible.
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What is the earliest that you can file?
last pay stub of the year if they let u
Can you file taxes on last paystub of the year?
No this is not allowed because some of the information on the last pay-stub that you have in your hand could be different from the information that is on the W-2 form that you and the IRS will have in hand shortly before the end of January. The information from the W-2 form will be what the IRS will be using when they process your income tax return.
Where can you file income taxes in Texas with last paystub?
There are some tax preparers offices that will do this with your last pay stub. Check your local offices.
Linking the stub file?
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Can a person file their taxes at h and r block with their last paycheck stub before January 15th?
It is NOT legal to do this.
Can you legally file taxes with your last check stub?
Absolutely. If you didn't even have a last pay stub, or a W-2, you still legally HAVE to file your income tax. When you do get the information on say a W-2, if it doesn't match what you filed, you will have to amend and correct your filing. However, you should wait for several reasons: The return likely won't be processed until the employer has filed all his reports (generally due by 01/31), and they can be matched to what your claiming. The information on the W-2 may have year end adjustments, additions, etc that don't match your last stub. Tha will delay your retuirn for a long time while the dicrepency is resolved - and rthen you will have to file an amended return. Some information you need to report, certain employer ID#s etc may not be available on a pay stub. If it is available, you are really required to use it or explain why you didn't have one, using another complex form. You want to use the best information available and follow the established process as best you can, or expect problems!
Places to file taxes with last paycheck stubs?
Call 252-202-0764 for last paycheck stub tax preparation services.... CTS Tax Services...
What is the earliest you can file your taxes in mi?
As soon as you receive your W2 and the tax forms become available you can file. Some people use their last paycheck stub to file their taxes but this isn't recommended as sometimes the information can be different. You will also need your employer EIN # if filing online and this information isn't on your paycheck stub. A lot of online sites such as Turbo Tax will let you know if you are trying to file your taxes too early as some forms can't be filed online until after certain dates. Alot of tax preparers such as H&R Block will file your taxes using your last paycheck stub also, personally I have never been to a tax preparer as they dont do anything different than I can do on my own. I rather save my money.
Can you file your tax return without your w-2?
Yes, if you have a copy of your end-of-year pay stub that has all of your tax info on it (taxes paid, Medicare, etc)
How can you get your last pay stub from McDonald's?
The way to get your last pay stub from McDonald's is to contact your General Manager. They can then contact the payroll department to issue a copy of the check stub.
Is it possible to file your income tax using your last paycheck stub of 2011?
Of Course you can!!! Just give them in the beginning of the month then they'll except == ans == NO. The W-2 and/or 1099s MUST be submitted with the formal return. Some tax preparers have a LOAN process, where by using you last check to prove to THEM that you have overpaid your tax and will be getting a refund, they will give you a loan against that eventual refund (which you actually get when the real return, using the correct forms (not a paycheck stub) is filed. These "quick refund" loans - by whatever name they may go under - are becoming illegal and regulated in many areas as they ave been the source of many abusive loan practices, are ALWAYS such a bad deal it almost amounts to thievery and should never be done as simply being about the most foolish financial thing possible.
File taxes with last check stub in dallas tx?
Your kidding that you think being a Texan from dallas makes one bit of difference to what you need to file your Federal Income Tax, right? If available, your W2 should be used. In fact, If it is available, you are really required to use it or explain why you didn't have one, using another complex form. If you didn't even have a last pay stub, or a W-2, you still legally HAVE to file your income tax. Except under certain circumstances (death really), a return MUST be for one entire year...which can't happen until year end anyway, and filing before only means that would be open to questions. When you do get the information on say a W-2, or on a 1099 from any source, (both not sent until January), if it doesn't match what you filed, you will have to amend and correct your filing. However, you should wait for several reasons: The return likely won't be processed until the employer has filed all his reports (generally due by February), and they can be matched to what your claiming. The information on the W-2 may have year end adjustments, additions, etc that don't match your last stub. That will delay your return for a long time while the discrepency is resolved - and then you will have to file an amended return. Some information you need to report, certain employer ID#s etc may not be available on a pay stub. Simply, you want to use the best information available and follow the established process as best you can, or expect problems!
