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GNU Free Documentation License From a tax filing point of view, am I considered legally separated by having filed for divorce? Q. My husband and I separated in Dec. 2006. I finally filed for divorce (that he asked for) in March 2007 in our home state of California. He and I have not lived together as husband and wife since the separation, but the divorce is far from being final. Are we considered legally separated and can I file my 2007 taxes as single or head of household? Or must I still file married filing separately? Asked by wrknhard4the$ - Mon Mar 31 06:03:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. No, you are not considered legally separated unless you have a decree of divorce or separate maintenance. You must file as MFS. You may file as HoH if you qualify for that status but you may NOT file as Single. Answered by Bostonian In MO - Mon Mar 31 06:35:46 2008 Is there any consequences in filing married filing separately than jointly? Q. My tax accountant is telling us that we wouldn't owe as much taxes if we filed married filing separately. Is this legal? My wife and I have 1 child and she sold some stock options last year. We would owe much more if we filed jointly rather than separately. Is this legal? Thanks all! Chip Asked by chipdoo - Thu Feb 21 09:38:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. In most cases, MFJ works out better because the tax on income is lower, however, in rare cases, MFS is better.. I am sure your tax accountant wouldn't have suggested it if that was not the case. I do suggest you have her explain to you why MFS is a better situation for you. Best Wishes. Answered by Cupid - Thu Feb 21 10:52:10 2008 When filing taxes, how do you treat a restocking fee for a returned laptop bought for business?
Q. I am self-employed. I bought a laptop last year for my business, which I had to return soon later because of problems it was having. I was charged a hefty restocking fee for the return. Can I consider this restocking fee a business expense when filing my taxes? Asked by Sarah - Fri Apr 4 10:55:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. Yes. Technically, it is a "service charge" imposed by the company that restocked it for you. You would treat it as any other service charge by any other vendor. I disagree with the other poster who says if you used it only half for business, that you can only write off half of the restocking fee. If the restocking fee was assessed to your business, then you can comfortably deduct the entire restocking fee. Answered by Scotty Doesnt Know - Fri Apr 4 12:07:19 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "filing"  artistdirect.com Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:09:58 GMT+00:00 For Divorce Artistdirect.com Velvet Revolver guitarist and former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash is filing for divorce from his longtime wife Perla Ferrar. The pair were married in 2001. ... Rocker Slash files for divorce in Los Angeles The Associated Press Slash Divorce Filed: Leaving Wife Perla Ferrar Right Celebrity Slash Filed For Divorce IndyPosted  bloomberg.com Tue, 31 Aug 2010 21:23:34 GMT+00:00 Bloomberg ... spinoff to existing shareholders and provide $3.5 billion in cash and cash equivalents to capitalize it, the company said in a securities filing today. ...  hiphopwired.com Tue, 31 Aug 2010 14:55:41 GMT+00:00 Hip-Hop Wired An 18-year-old Pittsburgh teen that was violently beaten by police with his dreadlocks ripped out is filing a lawsuit against his attackers. ... From Google News Search: "filing"  tantalus5.com 687px x 886px | 53.40kB [source page] 5 minutes here Mark them clamp them in a metalworking vise really neat vise with wide smooth jaws and bend them a bit each time until 6 degrees is hit about 4 or 5 iterations My father ready for action I offered him many occasions to bail out if things were getting to be too much but he stuck with it the whole time working as hard as anyone else there I  aspirekc.com 375px x 500px | 166.10kB [source page] photo by ed ludwick The following is a guest post by Mike Vande Brake partner at  i48.photobucket.com 448px x 336px | 28.50kB [source page] but playing hide and go seek with the bindings was much more fun Then we filed the folders that we were working on After a hard day of work Mara needed to do some grocery shopping I thought I could help with that too Her grocery store is much different than the stores at home Look at the produce From Yahoo Image Search: "filing"  postclassifiedsblog.com bilywordon Mon, 30 Aug 2010 10:49:35 GM bankruptcyonle Team : From Google Blog Search: "filing" |
