Nope. Parents pay taxes, so they get the refund money. They will most likely spend it to feed you and put a roof over your heads.
If your income is at a certain level, you may be eligible for the Earned Income Credit. You definitely do not want to put yourselves in the position of owing taxes at the end of the year, so be careful in changing the exemptions on your W-4.Cut out any discretionary extras that you have now (Internet; cable; cell phone; clothing) and live simply while he is unemployed. First, EVERYONE needs their money for some thing or another.....gee I need it, I need yours too...to support my elderly grandma...sound like a good reason that you should pay and I shouldn't? Second, what are you saying? Your refund is coming to you...by definition...it is being "refunded". Use it for whatever you want. If your not getting a refund because you haven't paid some other government debt or such, which you should have paid instead of having too much tax withheld....it's good for you and your kids to understand your debts need to be paid, and creditors respected (it is how they pay for their employees and children and such). The EITC mentioned may well be part of your refund and if not, there is a process call "advanced earned income tax credit" you should look at.
no
Divorce him
Yes as long you have the necessary qualifying earned income.
yes
If you payed federal or state income withholding from wages you might get these monies returned
Depending on your income it is calculated as follows: # of kids X % from your income= amount of money owed : by # of kids. Very simple.
The amount of tax refund that a person making $26,000 a year with two kids and claiming head of household will get, will depend on several things. It will depend on what other deductions they may take as well as if they are eligible for the Earned Income Credit.
If you spend the money on the children in foster care, there is no income. It is meant to be spent like child support...... on the kids. If you get into foster care for the money then you are doing it for all the wrong reasons.
AnswerNo, I doubt it. Taxes are different than income. You get the child tax for having kids, and refunds for overpaying on your taxes.....Taxes which you have to pay on income. It isn't like an inheritance or extra profit.
Sure. Can you take the money and not pay it back as you promised from a business whose owner and employees have kids?
IF this is qualified earned income that you worked for it is possible that you could receive a refund. You will NOT know the correct amounts until you complete your 1040 federal income tax return correctly. Your filing status, your age and how you made all of your gross worldwide income amount and if you had any sources of earned income (pay that you worked for) that has to reported on your 1040 income tax return and all of your other information that is required to entered correctly on each line of your 1040 income tax return will all be a part of the necessary information that you know and will have enter on your income tax return correctly to arrive at the correct answer of how much you might possible get back as a REFUND AMOUNT after your income tax return is completely correctly. If it is qualifying earned income and you are not a dependent on another taxpayer's income tax you return. IF you meet the qualifications for the earned income tax credit and the making work pay tax credit for the tax year 2009 you WILL NOT KNOW the amounts until you have completed your 1040 federal income tax return correctly. When you get to the last lines on page 2 of the 1040 federal income tax return line 72 where it says THIS IS THE AMOUNT THAT WAS OVERPAID then you will know how much your refund amount should be. If the amount is ZERO -0- and then you have an amount on line 75 AMOUNT YOU OWE.
Sour Patch Kids
she and her kids (if they had any) would get all the money her husband was supposed to get paid
Double Income No Kids
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YOU ALREADY KNOW THIS ANSWER. Sure the income tax would be less when the 1040 income tax return for a MFJ with qualifying dependent children exemption amounts added to reduce the taxable income amount and the other tax credits that they could possibly qualify form is completed correctly the amount of their federal income tax liability would be reduced and the the credit amounts could possibly increase the refund amount.