Angelica Hartleb, Tax Professional

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Angelica Hartleb, Tax Professional
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Happy Holidays! Thank's to all our WONDERFUL clients, We are GROWING so we are moving to a larger location to accommodate you! Its a very short distance from our current office .

NEW LOCATION:
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Happy Holidays ,
Angelica

How To Pay Taxes On A Job

In order to pay taxes on a job, you will need to provide your employer with your Social Security number or your employer identification number. You will also need to fill out a W-4 form so that your employer can withhold the correct amount of taxes from your paychecks. If you are self-employed, you will need to file a quarterly tax return and pay taxes on your income.

A W-4 will be required when you first start a job. You can calculate how much federal income tax is deducted from each check as a result of that small piece of paper. Based on your salary and the number of allowances you claim on the W-4, your tax liability will be determined.

When you first get your first job, it’s easy to be surprised – and disappointed – about just how much you’ll have to pay, before you’ve even earned the full amount. Uncle Sam taxes your earnings through Medicare, Social Security, and income tax.

What Do I Need From My Job For Taxes?

There are a few things you need from your job for taxes. Your employer should provide you with a W-2 form at the end of the year. This form will list your total wages and the amount of taxes that were withheld from your paycheck. You will also need any 1099 forms that you received for any other income sources. These forms will show the total amount you earned from that source. Finally, you will need receipts for any expenses that you plan to deduct on your tax return.

DO I NEED A JOB TO FILE TAXES?
Tax return filing can still be done by an individual who is still employed. If you did not earn any income during the previous tax year, you are not required to file a tax return. The IRS requires you to have a certain minimum income each year based on inflation as well as your tax status, such as a single person filing a joint return or filing separately or jointly, or a family with a head of household.

WHAT IS THE TAX FORM FROM EMPLOYER?
Employers must file Form W-2 with the IRS in January (a copy of which is sent to employees). Employees must file a tax return with Form W-2. You can find out how much you earned from your employer in the previous year and how much withholding tax you’ve already paid on it by filling out your W-2.

How Do I Pay Taxes For Work?
If you are an employee, your employer is responsible for withholding taxes from your paycheck and remitting them to the government. If you are self-employed, you are responsible for paying your taxes directly to the government. There are a few different ways to do this, but the most common is to make estimated tax payments throughout the year. You can learn more about how to pay taxes for work by speaking with an accountant or tax professional.

When it comes to providing the benefits and services that citizens and residents of the United States require, the government relies on taxes. These benefits and services are provided by roads, bridges, schools, and law enforcement. The Internal Revenue Code (the Code), in its most basic form, sets out how taxes must be paid and distributed by the government. The Code is divided into 26 of the United States Code, which is one of several titles. The primary document of the United States Code is Title 26. Each of the five parts contains chapters that can be read in a single sitting. Taxes and income are covered in Part I of the Code. Estate and trust law is addressed in Part 2 of the Code. Customs and postal matters are covered by Part III of the Code. The Code deals with Social Security in Part IV. There are several miscellaneous provisions in Part V of the Code. The IRS is the agency in charge of administering the Code. The IRS has published several publications to assist taxpayers in understanding the Code. The Internal Revenue Bulletin (the Bulletin), the Code of Federal Regulations (the CFR), and the Tax Court Reporter (the Tax Reporter) are all published in addition to the Bulletin. The IRS has developed a number of tools to assist taxpayers in filing their taxes. The IRS’s Internet Tax Assistant (the Tax Assistant), the IRS Tax Transcript Request System (TARS), and the IRS e-file Program (the E-file Program) are all part of its online filing capability. IRS internet tax tools are included in these tools.

California inflation relief refund: Here's who's eligible for payment

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California inflation relief refund: Here's who's eligible for payment California residents who filed their 2020 taxes are eligible to receive a one-time payment of up to $1,050 as part of the state's inflation relief package.

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Over the weekend, Vanessa Bryant shared a glimpse of her new Nike partnership to celebrate her daughter’s birthday.

"With these shoes, we hope to encourage everyone to embody my daughter's Mambacita Mentality -- to seize every moment, love deeply every day and to find your own joy,” she said. https://abc7.la/3kuT5yI

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Letters about third-round of Economic Impact Payments issued; important steps to take for missing payments and corrections | Internal Revenue Service IR-2022-72, March 30, 2022 — With the completion of special mailings of all Letters 6475 to recipients of the third-round of Economic Impact Payments, the Internal Revenue Service reminds people to accurately claim any remaining third-round stimulus payment on their 2021 income tax return as the 2...

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https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-has-1-point-5-billion-in-refunds-for-people-who-have-not-filed-a-2018-federal-income-tax-return-april-deadline-approaches

IRS has $1.5 billion in refunds for people who have not filed a 2018 federal income tax return; April deadline approaches | Internal Revenue Service IR-2022-66, March 25, 2022 — Unclaimed income tax refunds totaling almost $1.5 billion may be waiting for an estimated 1.5 million taxpayers who did not file a 2018 Form 1040 federal income tax return, but people must act before the April tax deadline, according to the Internal Revenue Service.

Tax Deadline is approaching fast! Contact me today to schedule your tax appointment!

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Charitable Contribution for Taxpayers That Do Not Itemize
Taxpayers may take a deduction of up to $300 ($600 if MFJ) for cash charitable contributions that they made in 2021.

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Received the child tax credit? Be on the lookout for letter from IRS If you receive one of these letters, don't ignore it or throw it away.

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TAX UPDATE - 2021 Premium Tax Credit Changes
For 2021, taxpayers who purchased their health insurance through an Exchange (Marketplace) may see an increase in their premium tax credit. Under the American Rescue Plan Act, the amount that an individual must contribute towards paying for their health insurance based on the benchmark silver plan is reduced at every income level. This will result in an increase in the credit for most eligible individuals. Learn about these changes and more on the Premium Tax Credit at the link below.

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Premium Tax Credit For 2021, taxpayers who purchased their health insurance through an Exchange (Marketplace) may see an increase in their premium tax credit. Under the American Rescue Plan Act, the amount that an individual must contribute towards paying for their health insurance based on the benchmark silver plan i...

This is not a scam letter, and it does not mean you owe taxes or you are going to jail

The IRS made a mistake and they are now sending 5 million people Letter 6470

If you received letter 6470 you more than likely received a previous letter from the IRS saying that they reduced your refund

The reason why they reduced your refund is because when you filed your 2020 tax return you stated that you did not receive the first or second stimulus check

But when the IRS checked their records they noticed that they did issue you your first and second stimulus check

When the IRS sent you the first letter saying that they reduced your refund, they were supposed to give you instructions on what to do if you disagree

But they forgot too, so now they are sending out letter 6470 giving you instructions on what to do if you disagree

So what should you do?

If you did in fact receive your first ($1,200) and second ($600) stimulus check and agree with the IRS you can just ignore it.

If you did not receive your first ($1,200) or second ($600) stimulus check and disagree with the IRS reducing your refund then you should give the number on the notice a call or send them a letter back saying you disagree!

https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/advance-child-tax-credit-payments-in-2021

Advance Child Tax Credit Payments in 2021 | Internal Revenue Service Find details about the advance Child Tax Credit payments, including how to get them or stop getting them.

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IRS, Treasury announce families of 88 percent of children in the U.S. to automatically receive monthly payment of refundable Child Tax Credit | Internal Revenue Service IR-2021-113, May 17, 2021 — The Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced today that the first monthly payment of the expanded and newly-advanceable Child Tax Credit (CTC) from the American Rescue Plan will be made on July 15.