I got married in 2023. I currently live and work in NYC. We are moving to NJ (husband is originally from there) and I will be living with my husband and his parents (my in-laws). All of his documents have always read NJ. My documents (i.e. driver's license) say NY. I am in the process of changing my permanent address over to NJ on my employer's end (as well as bank accounts, etc). When I file for my 2024 taxes next year (in 2025), do I need to show "proof" of moving? Since I will be living with my in-laws, there won't be any utility bills that are linked to me. Appreciate the insight in advan ..read more

it includes the California Amended form (Schedule X) but is not an Amended return. Please help. submitted by /u/Radish-Lazy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I don't know if this is the correct place, but I just started a new job with a company I'm going to be receiving a 1099 from them instead of a w2. I'm 20, up until now I've only ever filed with standard w2's and such. This is a little daunting for me, but I want to prepare as best as I can in advance and throughout my employment. Any advice on what I should be doing? Questions I should ask my employers? Anything at all really, thanks! submitted by /u/JerryBoyTwist [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I filed my 2023 taxes back in March using FreeTaxUSA. This was my first year as a 1099, but I felt confident doing my taxes myself (no CPA). Everything was accepted and I chose to pay what I owe federally via direct debit through my bank account. It has now been close to two months and the amount I owe (federal) has still not been taken out of my account. However, I did get a very small return on my state taxes, and my state return was deposited into my account about a week ago (around tax day). All of my bank account information was entered correctly (I have triple checked) and I have tried ..read more

I (24F) started working for a small construction company in Florida (like 8 office employees) as the controller’s assistant. At the time, they gave me a 1099 which was fine imo bc I wanted flexibility and I was working less than 20 hours and had another part time job. Over time, my responsibilities grew. I stopped working at my other job because this one required me to be available at certain times so I could not go to the other office. I started submitting the certified payroll on Fridays which is considered a deadline and my boss told me to submit it earlier in the day. I also started assis ..read more

I filed the taxes before the deadline and now I see the balance on my 2022 come down. Can IRS use my 2023 refund as a payment towards the 2022 taxes owed (even though I have a payment plan in place)? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/sidsy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I’m a high school student I have a student checking account. I been meaning to check my back account for a few days and I recently did (Today) and saw I was charged for something I shouldn’t . I looked up the phone number with led me to Franchise Tax Board. This charge is for some legal documents change. I’ve never heard of them let alone given them my credit information this is the first time I’m seeing this. As I don’t check my bank account regularly. I don’t know what to do and I don’t even know if this is the right place to get help. I just looked up the number and saw some Reddit post ..read more

My mom just had her entire tax return taken due to my recently deceased father's unpaid SBA loan. She had nothing to do with his business and didn't sign for the loan. She is attempting to contact the SBA to see if there is anything they can do about it but I was just wondering if anyone can give me some insight that I can relay to her. Thank you submitted by /u/EnslavedMethCook [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m planing to participate in the tax preparation service, but I can not acquire an EFIN number because I am not a US citizen or Greencard holder and I'm not living in the US I have ITIN and Foreign EIN for this business. Is there any options for me in order to acquire an EFIN? I found "Foreign EFIN" described in the IRS website New IRS e-file Rule for Providers to Obtain a Foreign EFIN Q & As | Internal Revenue Service If there's a cooperating or affiliating tax agent, it seems possible to obtain the EFIN through them. I think I should know at least a little bit about how to apply for th ..read more

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