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State Income Tax FAQs -- Wise County Commissioner Of The Revenue
return to the Commissioner of the revenue, PO Box federal return, is it necessaryto itemize on state? claimed itemized deductions on your federal income tax
http://www.wisecounty.org/CommRev/stateinctax_faq.htm

Extractions: Home Up General Information Related Links ... Mapping FAQs [ State Income Tax FAQs ] From the Commissioner Meet the New Commissioner Wise County Commissioner of the Revenue Frequently Asked State Income Tax Questions Back to Top Back to Top If I owe tax, to whom should the check be made payable? Back to Top Does the Commissioners office assist taxpayers in preparing their state tax return? Back to Top Does the office also have federal forms Yes.
Tax Information For International Students And Scholars
Self Keep copies of everything you submit to the federal state governments. OregonDept. of revenue, Local office 2350 Oakmont Way Phone 1800-356-4222.
http://oip.uoregon.edu/iss/tax/

Extractions: OIP Student and Scholar Services T his tax information is intended only for international students and scholars at the University of Oregon with income sources and levels typical of students and scholars at the University. If you have income from unusual sources or higher than usual income you should not rely on this tax information. You should instead seek professional tax advice from a qualified accountant or attorney. You should also seek professional tax advice if you qualify as a resident taxpayer. Statement of Individual Responsibility The Office of International Programs , as part of our broader service mission, sponsors workshops to offer to international students and scholars at the University of Oregon, the opportunity to obtain general tax information from independent tax professionals. The University cannot provide legal advice to individuals concerning their individual tax liability. You are ultimately responsible for complying with tax laws and you should consult with your personal tax advisor if you have specific questions about your individual tax liability. Upcoming Tax Workshops for International Students and Scholars
Hennepin County Library - Website Catalog -- Tax Assistance
FedWorld FedWorld is a program of the US dept. A starting point for federal tax returnefilers Also includes fact sheets, newsletters and revenue notices, plus
http://www.hclib.org/pub/wsc/wscAction.cfm?Subject=Tax Assistance
Tfms1
should I do? Try the IRS or the Mass dept. be advised that the state Department ofRevenue has notified can go to this site and prepare your federal and state
http://www.noblenet.org/danvers/tfms1.htm

Extractions: The Peabody Institute Library is happy to make federal and state tax forms available to the public through April 2003. The forms sent to us by the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue * are available on a first come self-service basis. They are located in the newspaper room on the first floor of the building. In addition, a set of Federal Reproducible Forms are available at both the Circulation and Reference Desks. "Can I file my taxes electronically from the library's computers?" The library has not purchased any special software to enable our patrons to file their taxes electronically. The IRS has a new program called FREE FILE , an online tax preparation and electronic filing through a partnership agreement between the IRS and the Free File Alliance. Not everyone will qualify for Free File and services are provided by commercial companies, not the IRS. The IRS also includes information on privacy and security concerns.The Reference Department will be happy to help patrons access this portion of the IRS web site. Come in, call or email us if you have questions.
Taxation Law: Internet Law Library
Tax forms and related material from the dept. of revenue; Morse v. Republican Partyof Virginia (US v. Oklahoma Tax Commission (US, 1995) (federal involvement in
http://www.priweb.com/internetlawlib/109.htm

Extractions: About Linking Sites Comment World Law Sites Internet Law Library All of Priweb.com [help] Internet Law Library: Taxation Tax laws, regulations, and related material compiled by Will Yancey Alabama Constitution of 1875, article XIII (Taxation) Alabama Constitution of 1868, article IX (Taxation) Alabama Tax forms ...
Barkley Fraser Commercial Real Estate Listings And Services Charleston, SC
Internal revenue Services For information on federal tax regulations 3. (FUTA) federalUnemployment Tax US dept of Labor Employment Standards Division, Labor
http://www.barkleyfraser.com/relocation.html

Extractions: Charleston Area Business Assistance Programs Utilities Gas Electricity Telephone Bell South Commissioner of Public Works Water Mt. Pleasant Waterworks Berkley Co-op Moncks Corner Berkley Co-op Goose Creek Berkley Co-op John's Island Dorchester Electric Automobile Driver License Tags/Registration Transportation Airport Charleston International Buses Charleston Transit Information Sources Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce Charleston County Emergency Preparedness State Requirements Secretary of State: If you plan to incorporate your business or operate as a partnership you will need to notify the Secretary of State to file your assumed name or the name you will be doing business under. Filling for incorporation in South Carolina must be done by an Attorney. Corporate Charter Trademarks/Service Marks Business Name searches are conducted by the Secretary of State Office.
Taxation
tax forms and related material from the dept. of revenue; Morse v. Republican Partyof Virginia (US v. Oklahoma Tax Commission (US, 1995) (federal involvement in
http://www.lectlaw.com/inll/109.htm
Compliance Library [List]
Library of Congress. United states Office of Personnel Management FederalHolidays. NY, $, New York state dept. TN, Tennessee Department of revenue.
http://www.harrisdata.com/compTaxList.htm

Extractions: Key Federal Links Federal agencies are numerous, but some helpful links here should get you on the right track toward answering any federal compliance or regulatory questions. For a general overview of tax issues for business, the Department of Labor, Internal Revenue Service, Social Security Administration, and Small Business Administration have joined forces to provide the Simplified Tax and Wage Reporting System , or STAWRS. Other federal links are provided in the table below.
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WHERE DO I SEND MY COMPLETED FORMS? federal (1040NR, 1040NREZ, 8843) Internal revenueService Center. For Refunds Massachusetts dept. of revenue. PO Box 7054,.
http://ecampus.bentley.edu/dept/iss/faq.html
Wisconsin Department Of Revenue Home
Statistical reports, tax forms, training opportunities and tax bulletins are all available here. Includes a FAQ and related links.
http://www.dor.state.wi.us/

Extractions: quicker refunds! Choose direct deposit and get your refund in 5 working days compared to up to 12 weeks with paper returns - even on the April 15 deadline! (for returns requiring no additional review) Fre e -File - It's the first no-charge electronic tax filing option available for taxpayers of every income level. Web-Based Filing - Full featured commercial tax-preparation software offers tax advice and unequalled ease of use. Tax Preparers - Find one near you who files electronically for the best service possible. Check on your refund Filing Deadline Approaching: Business ...
Oregon Department Of Revenue
Explore Oregon's tax code and electronicfiling service. Publications and income tax statistics for the state are also available at this site.
http://www.dor.state.or.us/

Extractions: Search Tax Help Locations 2002 Personal Income Taxes Withholding Change ... How to donate to the state of Oregon Important news about filing your 2002 income taxes The temporary income tax increase failed in the January 28, 2003, special election. Please use the purple tax tables and charts in the 2002 Oregon individual income tax booklet. Free Electronic Filing Student Web Site The mission of the Oregon Department of Revenue is to make tax systems work to fund the public services that preserve and enhance the quality of life for all citizens. Oregon Department of Revenue 955 Center Street NE, Salem, OR 97301-2555 Taxpayer questions: 503-378-4988 and 1-800-356-4222 (in Oregon only) Home Tax Forms Tax Information Electronic Filing ... State of Oregon Web Site Comments or questions about this page can be sent to the Webmaster at:
Nebraska Department Of Revenue
http://www.revenue.state.ne.us/

Extractions: AREAS OF INTEREST Revenue Home Page Taxpayer Bill of Rights Regional Offices Individual Income Tax Nebraska Homestead Exemption Sales and Use Tax Income Tax Withholding Business Income Tax Miscellaneous Taxes Magnetic Media Reporting Recently Issued Sales Tax Permits Send Mail to the Department Nebraska Tax Forms Current Year 2000 Income Tax 1999 Income Tax 1998 Income Tax 1997 Income Tax E-Filing Federal-State Electronic Filing Online (PC/Home) Filing Electronic Payments Legal Information Statutes Income Tax Revenue Rulings Sales Tax Revenue Rulings Miscellaneous Revenue Rulings Regulations Frequently Asked Questions Individual Income Tax Business Taxes News and Information Newsletters News Releases Information Guides Research Reports State Aid to Counties Estimated State Aid to Municipalities Monthly Comparison of Net Taxable Sales by County Tax Calendar Publications Nebraska Withholding Tables 2000 Tax Expenditure Report 1999 Annual Report 1998 Annual Report 2000-2001 State Funds Refunds Refund Status Unclaimed Property Tax Incentives for Business Employment and Investment Growth Act Annual Reports Invest Nebraska Act Rural Economic Opportunities Act Taxpayer Education and Training Motor Fuels
Dept. Of Revenue_150_401
http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/rules/OARS_100/OAR_150/150_401.html

Extractions: DIVISION 401 TELEPHONE EXCISE TAX 150-401.000 Note (Or. Laws 1981, Ch. 533) 150-401.000 Note (Or. Laws 1981, Ch. 533)-(A) Telephone Excise TaxDefinitions and Administrative Provisions (1) Those exempt from e Oregon telephone excise tax are: (a) Federal, state and local taxing districts. (b) Certain federally chartered corporations specifically exempt from state excise taxes by federal statute. (c) Indians on federally recognized reservations, who are enrolled members of the tribe located on the reservation. (d) Foreign government offices and representatives that are exempt from state taxation by treaty provisions. (e) Regional housing authorities exempt from all state taxes and assessments by ORS 456 (f) The connection between utilities to provide service. This includes the connection between radio common carriers and the interexchange carrier as well as between two or more utilities. (g) Any other agency, organization or person claiming an exemption shall be required by the provider to identity the authority for its claim. If a provider is unable to determine the status of a subscriber the Department of Revenue will make such determination. (2) A provider is any corporation, individual or group of individuals providing telecommunication access to the 9-1-1- Emergency Reporting System.
Tax Law Research At UIC Main Library: UIC University Library
Internal revenue Service code is contained in Title 26. Location 3rd Floor DocumentsDept., Row R8 Code of federal Regulations (current 19981999), cited CFR.
http://www.uic.edu/depts/lib/documents/resources/tax99/guide.shtml

Extractions: Internet Links for Tax Laws This page contains a brief introduction to the federal tax administration and a list of sources for tax law research. Sources listed provide tax research information including tax laws, rules and regulations, tax cases in federal and state courts, citators for locating the same case within different publications, and general law sources which may be referenced within a tax case. Three branches: legislative, executive and judicial, are involved in the enactment and administration of tax law. The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation and the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees are responisible for gathering information and holding hearings which may eventually be reported to Congress and culminate in the passing of new or amended tax legislation. Federal tax law are referred to collectively as the Internal Revenue Code, or Tax Code. The Treasury Department is responsible for administering the Tax Code. It issues interpretations of the Tax Code, called Treasury Regulations.
Consumer Information -- Internet Links -- Flint River Regional Library
of hundreds of the best federal consumer publications federal JobsNTIS healthfinderUSDept. Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Internal revenue Service (IRS
http://www.spalding.public.lib.ga.us/internet/consumer.htm

Extractions: Access America for Seniors Social Security Administration One-stop shop for government information for seniors; links to benefits, health, consumer protection, services, employment and volunteer Activities, taxes, travel, education, and more. Access America for Students U.S. Dept. of Education One-stop for government information for students: financial aid, careers, passports, Selective Service, taxes, travel, and more. America's Job Bank U.S. Dept. of Labor and state-operated public employment services Information about over a million available jobs and job seekers. Applications/Forms Federal Yellow Pages / Govt. Information Exchange Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance U.S. General Services Admin. (GSA) Compendium of Federal programs, projects, services, and activities which provide assistance or benefits to the American public. Commonly Requested Federal Services White House Web Links to benefits and assistance, business adviser, consumer protection, education, employment and taxes, government property, health, housing, publications, science and technology, state and local government gateway, and travel. Consumer.gov
Dept Mgr Manual Tax Info
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/isso/tax/sc_tax.html

Extractions: Because of legal restrictions, the staff of International Students and Scholars Office is not qualified to answer individual questions from international scholars regarding their tax liabilities. U.S. tax law is extremely complex and each scholar's situation varies. It is the responsibility of each international scholar at Columbia to understand his or her own tax situation. To assist scholars in learning about tax-filing obligations and to provide them with correct and current information, the ISSO offers annual tax seminars for all international scholars. Held on campus, usually in March, the workshop is conducted by accountants who specialize in international taxation. If scholars have questions when it is time to file their tax return, you should encourage them to attend the workshop or view the video which is made of the presentation. Current tax information is available also from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) office at 120 Church Street (telephone 800-829-1040). Many administrators and international scholars are surprised to learn that citizens of other countries who are in the U.S. studying, teaching, or engaged in research are subject to federal and state income taxes and may also be subject to federal Social Security tax (FICA) on wages earned. Tax liabilities for international scholars vary depending on whether the scholar is considered a resident or non-resident alien for tax purposes. A resident alien is someone who for the majority of the tax year had the right of legal permanent residence in the U.S., i.e. had a "green card," or who was "substantially present" in the U.S. Substantial presence is based on the number of days a scholar is in the U.S. over a period of several years.
Dept Mgr Manual Tax Info
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/isso/dept_mgr/manual_tax.html

Extractions: T AX I SSUES FOR I NTERNATIONAL S CHOLARS Many administrators and international scholars are surprised to learn that citizens of other countries who are in the U.S. studying, teaching, or engaged in research are subject to federal and state income taxes and may also be subject to federal Social Security tax (FICA) on wages earned. Tax liabilities for international scholars vary depending on whether the scholar is considered a resident or non-resident alien for tax purposes. A resident alien is someone who for the majority of the tax year had the right of legal permanent residence in the U.S., i.e. had a "green card," or who was "substantially present" in the U.S. Substantial presence is based on the number of days a scholar is in the U.S. over a period of several years. If the scholar does not pass the substantial presence test, he or she is a non-resident alien for tax purposes. Non-residents are taxed only on income "effectively connected" with their stay in the U.S., while resident aliens are taxed on their worldwide income. Income such as wages earned in the U.S., compensation for services, and profit from the sale of real estate would be "effectively connected" income. A scholar in a nonimmigrant status (J-1, H-1B, etc.) under certain circumstances may be considered a resident alien for tax purposes. All resident and non-resident aliens who earn income in the U.S. are required to fill out an annual income tax return, which usually must be filed by April 15. Non-resident aliens file Form 1040NR for federal returns and the corresponding state and city income tax forms (forms vary from state to state). If a scholar has already returned to his or her home country when the time comes to file a tax return, he or she will usually be able to obtain the appropriate tax forms from most U.S. embassies or consulates abroad. Forms and publications may also be downloaded from the

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