question 2014 Year Ki Tax Returns / Payments Estimates Veyyandi Ikkada...

[loveindia]

inka w2 raledu kadaa apudeyy how estimates man ?

 

avi estimated returns man... 

[Mahesh_Fan]

inka w2 raledu kadaa apudeyy how estimates man ?

NEE LATEST PAYSLIP lo full details untai...so dani prakaaram calculate cheskovacchu

[Mahesh_Fan]

Bros...head of household Yes pedthe ekkuva vasthondi....dani meaning enti?

[BillMarkSteve]

[mahendra234]

Bros...head of household Yes pedthe ekkuva vasthondi....dani meaning enti?

 

dani meaning house lo dependents undi nuvvu peda ayitey adhi..like father mother son daughter lo father head of household annatu..

[macha]

NEE LATEST PAYSLIP lo full details untai...so dani prakaaram calculate cheskovacchu

nenu year madhya loo ft ki converted so all diversified taxes ..

[macha]

avi estimated returns man... 

adey man how estimates antuna... Based on latest pay stub aa .

[Spartan]

nenu year madhya loo ft ki converted so all diversified taxes ..

 

FT ki move aina..total gross income lekkapettu..from both last pay checks... 

[Spartan]

HEAD oF HOUSEHOLD related qualification..

 

http://taxes.about.com/od/filingstatus/qt/headofhousehold.htm

[Spartan]

Who Qualifies for the Head of Household Filing Status?

A person can claim the Head of Household filing status on their tax return if the person passes three tests: Unmarried Test, Support Test, and Qualifying Person Test. A person filing for head of household is unmarried or considered unmarried at the end of the year, and paid more than half the cost of maintaining a home for the year, and has one or more qualifying persons who reside with the taxpayer for more than half the year.

 

Unmarried Test

To qualify for head of household status, a person must be unmarried or considered as if they were unmarried for the year.

Normally, a taxpayer must be unmarried on the last day of the year in order to file as head of household. Unmarried means a person is not married because he or she is single, divorced, or legally separated under a separate maintenance decree. As general rule, state law determines whether a person is married or not married.

 

In the case of same-sex married couples, their marriages are recognized for federal tax purposes based on the state or country where the marriage was celebrated. The laws of the state where the same-sex married couple resides determines whether the couple is considered married or not married for the purpose of filing their state income tax return.

 

 

Married Persons may be Considered Unmarried for Tax Filing Purposes

A married person may be considered as if he or she were unmarried for the purpose of qualifying for head of household status. To be considered unmarried, the person needs to be legally married and have lived in a separate residence from his or her spouse for at least the last six months of the year (July through December). Furthermore, the taxpayer would need to file a tax return separate from his or her spouse, and needs to meet the other two criteria for head of household relating to the Support Test and the Qualifying Person Test.

 

 

In other words, the married person would need to (1) reside someplace separate from the other spouse for at least the last six months of the year, and (2) pay for more than half the cost of maintaining their home, and (3) have one or more qualifying persons living with them at their separate home for more than half the year. The advantages of being able to file as head of household for married persons are discussed further in the article.

 

 

 

Support Test

 

To qualify for head of household status, the taxpayer needs to pass a “Support Test.” The support test means that the taxpayer provides more than half the cost of keeping up a home for the year.

 

The cost of keeping up a home includes such expenses as rent, mortgage payments, property taxes, property insurance, repairs, utilities, and groceries. Taxpayers can use Worksheet 1 in Publication 501 to determine if they meet the support test. Costs not included in the support test are clothing, education, medical care, vacations, life insurance and transportation.

 

Money received from public assistance programs such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families does not count as financial support provided by the taxpayer. In Publication 17, the IRS advises: "If you used payments you received under Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or other public assistance programs to pay part of the cost of keeping up your home, you cannot count them as money you paid. However, you must include them in the total cost of keeping up your home to figure if you paid over half the cost."

 

Qualifying Person Test

To qualify for the head of household filing status, a qualifying person needs to live in the taxpayer's home for more than half the year. Only certain types of closely-related relatives can be qualifying persons for the head of household filing status. A qualifying person is:

• Child, step child, adopted child, foster child, brother or sister, or a descendant of one of these whom you claim as a dependent under the qualifying children rules;
• Child, step child, adopted child, foster child, brother or sister, or a descendant of one of these whom you would be eligible to claim as a dependent under the qualifying children rules but choose not to claim as a dependent because you released the dependent's exemption to the noncustodial parent;
• Mother or father who can be claimed as a dependent under the qualifying relative rules; or
• Brother, sister, grandparent, niece, or nephew whom you can claim as a dependent under the qualifying relative rules.

Refer to Table 4 in Publication 501 for a well-laid out chart regarding qualifying persons.

Note that under the qualifying relative rules, some dependents do not need to live with the taxpayer. However, for head of household purposes the dependent must reside with the taxpayer for more than half the year.

 

Two Exceptions on the Requirement that a Qualifying Person Must Reside with the Taxpayer for More than Half a Year

[upendra_super]

HEAD oF HOUSEHOLD related qualification..

 

http://taxes.about.com/od/filingstatus/qt/headofhousehold.htm

bhayya dual status ani vuntundhi kadhaa dani gurunchi koncham info telisthe cheppu. 

 

Till oct F1 opt from Oct 1st H1 medha. So eeee situation ki edhi relavant koncham cheppu bhayya 

[Spartan]

bhayya dual status ani vuntundhi kadhaa dani gurunchi koncham info telisthe cheppu. 

 

Till oct F1 opt from Oct 1st H1 medha. So eeee situation ki edhi relavant koncham cheppu bhayya 

 

u need to file as F1 only...since u were on it for more than 6 months..

 

so neeku a 3 months lo cut aina Medicare and FICA taxes vaps vastai...no worries..

[upendra_super]

u need to file as F1 only...since u were on it for more than 6 months..

 

so neeku a 3 months lo cut aina Medicare and FICA taxes vaps vastai...no worries..

sure aaaaa bhayya nenu year beginning nunchi claim cheyali

[spidereddy]

avna

[Spartan]

sure aaaaa bhayya nenu year beginning nunchi claim cheyali

 

F-1 OPT and CPT are exempted from SSN and Medicare taxes.... under Treaty..