Frequently Asked Questions
The most frequently asked tax questions related to Frequently Asked Questions
Where's my IRS refund?
Asked Sunday, March 11, 2012 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
Finding out the status of your refund is easy.
Just Go to the IRS website at Where's My Federal Refund?
Can I deduct the interest on my credit cards and auto loan?
Asked Sunday, March 11, 2012 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
No - Consumer - non business debt is not an allowable deduction.
Can I income average to pay less tax this year?
Asked Sunday, March 11, 2012 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
No - Income averaging has not been available for over 25 year.
Can I postpone the gain on the sale of my home if I buy another house?
Asked Sunday, March 11, 2012 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
No- That was an old rule than has not existed since the 1980s. Currently, if you are single and live in your home for 2 out of the last 5 years, you can exclude up to $250,000 of the gain. A married couple filing jointly can exclude up to $500,000 of the gain. Any gains that exceed these amounts would be taxed at the capital gains rate.
Can I deduct the cost of mustache wax and grooming supplies per IRS Section 212 expense?
Asked Thursday, February 23, 2012 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
Probably not, unless these expenses are business related for an occupation such as an Clown or Actor.
And not per Section 212.
IRS Section 212 expense Internal Revenue Code provides a deduction, for U.S. federal income tax purposes, for expenses incurred in investment activities.
And not per Section 212.
IRS Section 212 expense Internal Revenue Code provides a deduction, for U.S. federal income tax purposes, for expenses incurred in investment activities.
Tax Rate Schedule - Single Filing Status
Asked Tuesday, January 10, 2012 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
For 2013:
The Tax between 0 and 8,925 = 10%,
between $8,925 and $36,250 the Tax = 870 plus 15% over 8,925,
between $36,250 and $87,850 the Tax = 4,868 plus 25% over 36,250,
between $87,850 and $183,250 the Tax = 17,443 plus 28% over 87,850,
between $183,250, and $398,350 the Tax = 43,843 plus 33% over 183,250,
between $398,350, and $400,000 the Tax = 43,843 plus 33% over 398,350 over $400,000 the Tax = 116,163.75 plus 39.6% over 400,000.
For 2012:
The Tax between 0 and 8,700 = 10%,
between $8,701 and $35,350 the Tax = 870 plus 15% over 8,700,
between $35,351 and $85,650 the Tax = 4,868 plus 25% over 35,350,
between $85,651 and $178,650 the Tax = 17,443 plus 28% over 85,650,
between $178,651, and $388,350 the Tax = 43,843 plus 33% over 178,650,
over $388,351 the Tax = 112,863 plus 35% over 388,350.
The Tax between 0 and 8,925 = 10%,
between $8,925 and $36,250 the Tax = 870 plus 15% over 8,925,
between $36,250 and $87,850 the Tax = 4,868 plus 25% over 36,250,
between $87,850 and $183,250 the Tax = 17,443 plus 28% over 87,850,
between $183,250, and $398,350 the Tax = 43,843 plus 33% over 183,250,
between $398,350, and $400,000 the Tax = 43,843 plus 33% over 398,350 over $400,000 the Tax = 116,163.75 plus 39.6% over 400,000.
For 2012:
The Tax between 0 and 8,700 = 10%,
between $8,701 and $35,350 the Tax = 870 plus 15% over 8,700,
between $35,351 and $85,650 the Tax = 4,868 plus 25% over 35,350,
between $85,651 and $178,650 the Tax = 17,443 plus 28% over 85,650,
between $178,651, and $388,350 the Tax = 43,843 plus 33% over 178,650,
over $388,351 the Tax = 112,863 plus 35% over 388,350.
I live in Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota,Ohio,Oklahoma,South Dakota,Utah,Wyoming, where do I file my 1040 tax return ?
Asked Tuesday, December 27, 2011 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
If you are not electronically filing and if you are filing and not enclosing a check or money order then file at the IRS Center Fresno CA 93888-0002: if you are filing and enclosing a check or money order then the address is IRS Center PO Box 802501 Cincinnati OH 45280-2501
I live in Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Where do I file my business tax returns ?
Asked Tuesday, December 27, 2011 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
If your total assets at the end of the year is less than $10 million and Schedule M-3 is not filed Mail return to Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati OH 45999. If your total assets at the end of the year is more than $10 million and Schedule M-3 is filed Mail return to Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Ogden, UT 84201
Form 1065, less than $10 Million -Dept of the Treasury, IRS, Cincinnati OH 45999-0011- Form 1065, $10 Million or more-Dept of the Treasury, IRS, Ogden, UT 84201-0011
When my divorce is finalized, what is my filing status?
Asked Thursday, December 22, 2011 by an anonymous userCPA Answer:
In the year you are divorced you must file as single or head of household if you have a child living with you.