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September 5th, 2010 No comments

state tax brackets
Can someone help me with this loan question?

Rico must Circa $ 2,500 buy a new computer. Years an unsecured loan through the Credit Union 2 for 12% interest. the current interest rate on its revolving home equity line is 8.75%, although reluctantly, to use it. Rico is in the 15% federal tax bracket and 5.75% state tax bracket. the loan should he choose? why? regardless of the loan, wants Rico, paid the loan in 24 months. Calculation of payments for him, provided both loans you use simple interest calculation method.

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Ohio 2010 tax law changes

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tax income brackets

August 26th, 2010 No comments

tax income brackets
If you could set the income tax rates and income levels, how would it look like?

I will give my answers after some of your

The FairTax is the way to go.

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state income tax brackets

August 18th, 2010 No comments

state income tax brackets
Income tax in the U.S.?

Hi, I worked for a company in the U.S. 1099 Contract and got about $ 25,000. I'm single and there were no Deductions (Fed, SSN, Medicare, state, etc.) of my income by the consultant. I have to pay or Self Employment Tax or regular) Taxes on specified tax brackets ($ 802.5 + 15% of above $ 8,025 Both? What if I Would change from 1099 to W2? You help me save some money?

They are the subject of a separate Employment tax and regular income tax on your income from your 1099-misc, after deduction of your company. You put all your business (1099-misc) income of Sch-C. Then you drove your business expenses (car, things you had taken to buy, money you paid people, etc.) that you pay even employment, to Sch-SE 1040 Go back to your, take your little SE deduction, and pay income tax on the rest. Being W-2 employee, you can save money that the employer pays half of your FICA / self-employment tax. But then the amount of expenses you can specify, much less, and to take serious. But you are one or the other. It's not really a choice.

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