(Presuming it is a government insured, guaranteed or otherwise involved loan - which are therefore allowed to directly offset any money the gov't would pay you otherwise). Your filing status and amount of refund make no difference to the creditors right (in this case the Gov't), to offset the amount you owe, up to the amount you owe. They also have the right to use other means of collection, (like garnishment). You may find that contacting them and acknowleging your obligation to pay (no reason to stress that you now understand they will eventually collect it all from you, adding interest and fee's along the way - every opportunity they have through your life)...and arranging a payment schedule...which if you adhere to will mean they will stop alternative collection methods (and likely save you fee's and such they would add), is a reasonable thing to do. Gotta pay it off somehow anyway, tey ain't going away and you can't even clear it through bankruptcy (or death - they will take it from your estate before any heirs get anything). A little contriteness when doing this doesn't hurt.
paid work is when you work for someone and get something in return in most cages money and unpaid work is when you do something but do not get anything in return example of an unpaid could be volunteering to do something where you do not get paid anything
Joint filers are both responsible for the entire tax bill. If the unpaid taxes are from a year that the couple filed jointly, the wife is fully responsible for any unpaid taxes unless she can meet the qualifications for innocent spouse relief. After the filing deadline, a joint return cannot be amended to separate returns. If there are unpaid taxes from 2008, the wife can still file a separate return for 2008. If a joint return has been filed for 2008, they have until April 15, 2009 to amend.
No. As long as the person qualifies as Head of Household creditors cannot execute a writ of garnishment.
It is probably what is considered a write-off. It is probably to money consuming to pursue for the return.
Unfortunately, yes it can. You can consolidate the loans and get an income sensitive repayment plan. The payment can be as low as $0, depending on the income and dependents. You can get help with consolidation at www.defaultms.com/consolidation.html
A dual burden in sociological terms is when a women has the responisbitly of unpaid work and paid work i.e working as a class room assistant and doing household chores GOOD LUCK bad-girl-eya@hotmail.co.uk A dual burden in sociological terms is when a women has the responisbitly of unpaid work and paid work i.e working as a class room assistant and doing household chores GOOD LUCK bad-girl-eya@hotmail.co.uk
She was unpaid on this Friday.
Housewives typically do not receive a salary for their work as it is considered unpaid labor within the household. Their contributions to managing the household and taking care of family members are invaluable, even though they may not receive monetary compensation.
Who contracted themselves to unpaid labor in return for their passage to America along with room and board during the contract period.
An Unpaid mortgage is a mortgage that has not been paid
An Unpaid mortgage is a mortgage that has not been paid
That is the correct spelling of "unpaid" (without payment).