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Answered: How can i view the federal tax return i sent electronically through

You could make a copy when finished or save it. Go back and check it.

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You need to contact the company from which you purchased the item. AOL Answers is not that company. If you name the company, we might be able to find a contact phone or email address, but that's about all.

Answered: Are You Curious About Romney's Tax Returns?

Apparently our ignorant and uneducated leftists do not realize that IRS returns are privileged information. There are a few exceptions: those of notorious criminals like Al Capone, and the president, are public information. Romney's IRS returns could not become public until after he is elected.

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Answered: What to do when dependent child claim himself on his tax return

Over 18 and a student can still be claimed as a dependent if the parent is providing more than 1/2 the support. If the child has erroneously claimed himself as a dependent on his return, you need to file an amended return to change the status to "dependent of another". You can then file your own ...
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I have had my taxes done and now I have found out ...

Not to worry! So is the tax code.

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I am 18 years old, going to schooland have a part time job. Should I file

If you had any taxes (federal or state withholding) withheld, you should definitely file, as you will most likely get a refund of everything you paid in. I am assuming you made less than $5,450, in which case you have to file a return.

I am considering investing in gold. If I buy some and sell it a few

If you sell it in less than 12 months, it will be a short term gain and subject to ordinary income tax rates. The more favorable capital gains rate (at least for now) is only for assets that are held for 12 months + 1 day or more.