can i claim a making work pay credit
can i claim a making work pay credit
The current rule is in 2009 and 2010, the Making Work Pay provision provides a refundable tax credit of up to $400 for individuals and up to $800 for married taxpayers filing joint returns.
there is none -- it ended in 2010
This schedule was for 2009 only and it was to figure the 'Making Work Pay and Government Retiree Credits.' Everyone who is not someone else's dependent (most adults not being taken care of by mom or dad) and who works gets the 'Making Work Pay' credit and will want to fill out this schedule. It's up to $400 ($800 if you're married and file a return with your spouse). Those who receive social security benefits, railroad retirement benefits, or VA disability probably received a $250 check last summer and it will reduce any Making Work Pay credit they are allowed. Those who are getting retirement for a government job and aren't allowed to claim social security get a $250 credit. Those who qualify for this & the making work pay credit won't get a total credit of more than $400 ($800 if married & filing a joint return with their spouse).
Because she does not qualify for the MWPTC. A guess would be that she is a dependent on another taxpayers income tax return. Maybe because she does not have a valid social security number.
make a payment as much as you can afford and tell them how much you can afford and they will work with you if you are making an effort. The min will say on your bill but if you can't pay that talk to them and they will work with you as much as they can.
Taxpayers. Tax decreases for one group of taxpayers will have to be paid for by another group of taxpayers, currently or in the future.
The lower deductions were to provide additional income during the year. That does not change the amount of taxes you owe, but only the amount of the withholding from your paycheck. The tax credit you see on your return represents the deduction that reduced your direct liability during the year.
Pay the car payment. So you can take your butt to work and pay the credit cards!
When you are filing a free federal tax return online, always double check and make sure you have taken all possible credits. The Making Work Pay credit is a great credit that a lot of people failed to use in 2009 and 2010. By using this credit, people were able to claim anywhere from $400 to $800. If you miss out on these opportunities, then you may be missing out on a lot of potential cash. Be sure to research all of the possible credits that could be applicable in your situation and be sure to take advantage of them.
you can use your credit card to pay online or you can work for them
The overpayment will sit on your credit card account until youeither use your card to pay for items and use up the overpayment or you claim it back from the credit card company.
Not without suing. It's a credit report. You are not a creditor. If you sued and got a jugdment and she didn't pay then that would be on the credit report