Most Americans will find that they are going to get a tax refund this year. If you are expecting a refund, you are probably going to file your taxes as soon as possible. Do you want to know how much you refund is going to be? There is an easy way to estimate what your tax refund is going to be for this tax year.
Find Your Last PaycheckIf you are unable to wait until your W-2 comes out to file your taxes, or at least to calculate what you think your refund is going to be, the best thing to do is to find your final paycheck of the year. It will show you how much you have earned and it will show you how much you have paid in state and federal taxes. This will be your base to start calculating.
Have Tax Tables And A Calculator HandyIf you like to do your taxes by hand, have the 2011 tax tables handy and your calculator. The first thing you want to do is to take your gross income and first subtract 5,800 for your standard deduction. Subtract your personal exemption of 3,700 dollars after that. Then, you want to subtract any other deductions such as student loan interest, or mortgage interest.
You will now have what is considered your taxable income. Consult your tax tables to see what tax bracket this puts you in and what percentage of that taxable income you have to pay as tax. Once you have that number, you subtract any federal tax that you have paid already throughout the year. Repeat this process for your state taxes as it will differ in terms of deductions and percentage you have to pay.
Don't Be Afraid To Use Tax SoftwareAssuming that the tax software has been upgraded to the current tax year, you can put in income estimates and try to see how much you are getting back as a refund. This way you can plan ahead and maybe change your withholding for the next tax year.
Estimating your refund is all about figuring out how much tax you owe, subtracting what you have paid and hoping that you get a negative number. The higher the negative number, the bigger the refund you can get when you file your taxes.
I do not know the math formula, but I do have a calculator over here: http://www.1040.com/tax-tools/tax-estimator/ Hope it can help you estimate your tax refund.
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One of the most popular tax programs that is used for an estimate on a tax refund is the program called Turbo Tax, but any place with this kind of consulting would be able to give you an estimate.
At www.efile.com-service/taxcalculator/ you can calculate your tax refund amount. Use the TaxSimator estimate what your refund will be based on the information you provide.
Tax refund estimators are just that, estimators. If the amount it gives you seems off, run it again. Getting the most accurate refund can be done by scheduling a visit with a tax professional.
Yes, there is a calculator that can estimate your tax refund on the sites of H&R Block or Jackson Hewitt. However, these calculators are only accurate if you input accurate data.
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Yes, you can use turbo tax. You dont have to file the return, but you can see your estimated refund. Turbotax.com
A tax refund schedule can be found online at various different site. Some of these include http://www.irs.com/2011-federal-tax-refund-schedule/ as well as http://www.efile.com/tax-refund/where-is-my-refund/. where is my refund
You can find the Newark Airport tax refund desk for processing your tax refund in the international terminal after passing through security.