That depends on your country.
You have to file every year that your income meets the minimum mandatory filing requirements in Virginia. You can find those requirements here: http://www.tax.virginia.gov/site.cfm?alias=WhoMustFile But you also should file if you had any tax withheld from your wages or from your other payments. If you don't file, you will forfeit any refund you had coming. If you wanted to know whether you can combine two different years and file them together, the answer is no. You must file for every year separately.
When a person does not file their income tax return every year, there will be a penalty. An income tax shows the amount of how much the person has earned for the year.
You can and should electronically file your taxes every year. The IRS prefers that you file the return electronically as it greatly reduces errors, expenses, etc.
You can file one federal return. And you can file one return in each state. If you made a mistake or left something out, you have to file what is called an "amended return."
If companies file a consolidated tax return do they become liable for each other's liabilities
some do but you have to file a 2007 tax return even if you donot file every year
You have to file every year that your income meets the minimum mandatory filing requirements in Virginia. You can find those requirements here: http://www.tax.virginia.gov/site.cfm?alias=WhoMustFile But you also should file if you had any tax withheld from your wages or from your other payments. If you don't file, you will forfeit any refund you had coming. If you wanted to know whether you can combine two different years and file them together, the answer is no. You must file for every year separately.
When a person does not file their income tax return every year, there will be a penalty. An income tax shows the amount of how much the person has earned for the year.
It can change every year....but he can be claimed on only one persons return.
You can and should electronically file your taxes every year. The IRS prefers that you file the return electronically as it greatly reduces errors, expenses, etc.
You can file one federal return. And you can file one return in each state. If you made a mistake or left something out, you have to file what is called an "amended return."
If companies file a consolidated tax return do they become liable for each other's liabilities
Corporations must file Federal tax returns every year, regardless of income or loss. The same is true in most states.
Up to a certain point. You are responsible to file a tax return every year. If you don't the IRS will file it for you in the worst possible manner. You can file the correct return, but can only claim a refund for the current year plus the previous two years. Anything before that you are liable for taxes but cannot claim a refund.
If the welfare recipient has income that exceeds the mandatory filing threshold, has had taxes withheld from salary or other payments, or qualifies for a refundable credit such as EIC, then yes. A recipient who worked part of the year and then received benefits for the other part of the year or who earned a little bit but not enough to totally disqualify themselves from welfare may need to file. A recipient who is hiding income from the welfare department nonetheless is required to file and pay taxes on the income if it exceeds the mandatory filing threshold.
Once you are married you can file a joint tax return as long as you were married for one day in that year.
In order to file a joint return, the parties must be married at the end of the year, living together in a recognized common law marriage, or married and living apart but not legally separated or divorced.You can also file a joint return for the year in which your spouse died. But that is only the one year..