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is this stimulus?

padredurand

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it was supose to be $13 a week, not $3 a week and I said ask lebuick he posted it. search the net it's all over the place.

From the IRS...

Q6. If a taxpayer is eligible for more of a credit, how can it be claimed?
A. The modified tables take the anticipated credit into account through reduced withholding. However, the Making Work Pay credit will be reported on all filed 2009 income tax returns, along with the taxpayer’s withheld income tax. Taxpayers receiving less than the full amount of the anticipated credit through reduced withholding will still be entitled to the full credit on their return.

Guess you'll have to wait until the next time you file your taxes.
 

LeBuick

New Member
From the IRS...

Q6. If a taxpayer is eligible for more of a credit, how can it be claimed?
A. The modified tables take the anticipated credit into account through reduced withholding. However, the Making Work Pay credit will be reported on all filed 2009 income tax returns, along with the taxpayer’s withheld income tax. Taxpayers receiving less than the full amount of the anticipated credit through reduced withholding will still be entitled to the full credit on their return.

Guess you'll have to wait until the next time you file your taxes.

So I guess that means Donna will get the rest of her money when she files. That won't make her happy but it let's us know she was treated fair.
 

blackbird

Active Member
From the IRS...

Q6. If a taxpayer is eligible for more of a credit, how can it be claimed?
A. The modified tables take the anticipated credit into account through reduced withholding. However, the Making Work Pay credit will be reported on all filed 2009 income tax returns, along with the taxpayer’s withheld income tax. Taxpayers receiving less than the full amount of the anticipated credit through reduced withholding will still be entitled to the full credit on their return.

Guess you'll have to wait until the next time you file your taxes.

Padre
You are "privvy" to inside information with the IRS, ain't 'cha???

You don't live in one of their office closets, do you??

Is there any other job openings like the one you hold with them??

From yours truly with the Russian KGB

Blackbird
 

padredurand

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
Padre
You are "privvy" to inside information with the IRS, ain't 'cha???

You don't live in one of their office closets, do you??

Is there any other job openings like the one you hold with them??

From yours truly with the Russian KGB

Blackbird

Gotta love the Internet. You can either get your information from Joe down at the coffee shop or Uncle Sam himself. Job openings? I don't know about that but they sure do seem to enjoy hearing from me once a quarter... me and a check I should say.
 

LeBuick

New Member
Go to usajobs.gov and type in Revenue Agents to see a list of positions.

I just got this in an email from one of the groups that helps with job locating.
 
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