No. The IRS does not need a copy of your State return.
A tax return refers to the form that a taxpayer makes an annual statement of his income.
It is not illegal to send money through the mail, but it is risky to send money to be added to a mailing list promising money in return. This practice is often associated with scams or pyramid schemes, so it is important to be cautious and do thorough research before participating.
No, you do not need to send your W-2 form with your 1040 tax return. However, you should keep your W-2 form for your records in case of an audit or if the IRS requests it in the future.
No. Your parents cannot send you to jail in any state. Only a court of law can sentence anyone to jail, and children are never sentenced to jail, even for committing crimes. They can only be sent to reform school for that.
Assuming that you have the right to file in a different state (such as because the defendant or one of them lives there, or the cause of action arose there), the general process is similar as that of other states. Broadly, you have to state a "short and plain statement" of why you are entitled to relief. This could be, for example, because the person being sued breached a contract. If it was a written contract, you should state what each party was to do and what the defendant failed to do. It should also state how and in what amount you were damaged. A copy of the written contract should be attached. If the suit is based on a verbal contract, you need to state the same facts as above, but there would be nothing to attach. If the suit was based upon a tort (a "personal wrong", such as negligence), you would state what the defendant did or failed to do that harmed you under the circumstances, and how you were damaged. In either instance, the allegations of the complaint have to be in writing and signed by you. The Clerk of the Court where the suit will be filed may have forms available that you should use. The lawsuit must be filed with the Court, and a filing fee will be required. Request from the Clerk a "true copy" of the summons and complaint, showing the case number assigned to it. A summons is a document that directs the sheriff or the process server to deliver the lawsuit to the person being sued. A form for the summons will be available at the Clerk of Court's office. If the person is out of state, you will need to determine the county in which he/she lives, the location of the sheriff's office or of a process server to serve the lawsuit, and the cost of having it served. Send the copy of the summons and complaint, together with payment of the charge for service to the sheriff or the process server with a cover letter asking that it be served. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope to return to you the proof of service showing that the defendant was served. If the sheriff or process server returns an original and a copy of the return of service to you, file the original with the court and keep a copy for your records.
Yes, it is generally legal for a medical practice in Florida to add a fee to a patient balance before sending it to a collection agency, as long as this practice is clearly outlined in the patient's agreement or consent forms. However, it is important for the practice to comply with state and federal laws regarding debt collection practices and patient billing.
No you do not send a copy of the state income tax return with the federal income tax return.
It depends on the state (we don't know what state you are in) and the complexity of your return. Some states require a copy of your federal return. Some states require a copy only if you have certain types of income or file certain forms. Some states do not require a copy at all. Check the instruction booklet that came with your state tax forms. It should tell you what you need to send. If you are filing your state return electronically you do not need to mail in a copy of your federal return. If you are mailing in your state return then yes a copy of your federal return must be attached.
No, you do not need to send a copy of your federal tax return with your Virginia state tax return. However, you should keep a copy for your records, as Virginia state tax forms may require you to reference information from your federal return. Always check the latest instructions from the Virginia Department of Taxation for any specific requirements.
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No, you do not need to send a copy of your Maryland (MD) federal tax return with your MD state tax filing. However, you should keep a copy for your records, as you may need to reference it while completing your state return. It's important to ensure that the information on both returns is consistent. Always check the latest guidelines from the Maryland Comptroller’s office for any updates or specific requirements.
Yes, Virginia requires taxpayers to submit a copy of their federal tax return when filing their state return. This is particularly important for those who are filing a Virginia individual income tax return. However, if you are filing electronically, you typically do not need to send a paper copy of the federal return, as it is often transmitted automatically. Always check the latest guidelines from the Virginia Department of Taxation for any updates or changes.
When filing Minnesota state taxes, you are not required to send a copy of your federal tax return with your state tax forms. However, you should include any necessary federal tax information, such as W-2s and 1099s, as part of your state filing. It's important to keep a copy of your federal return for your records, but it doesn't need to be mailed with your Minnesota state taxes. Always check the latest instructions from the Minnesota Department of Revenue for specific requirements.
If you have filed itemized deductions, it may call for a copy of your federal tax returns.
You do not need to send the state one. You will need to take the federal one and send that in to Washington D.C.
I don't think they'll ever find out which order you signed your returns in and I doubt that they care. If your concern is that you need to send a copy of your federal return with your state return and are wondering whether you should sign it, that is up to your state. It can't hurt to sign it even if it's not required.
Yes if you file a paper return.