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Businesses owe $58 billion in tax withholdings 28 Jul 2008 Congressional investigators say businesses have failed to pay the IRS some $58 billion over the past decade in taxes they were supposed to have withheld from their employees' paychecks and forwarded to the government. The Government Accountability Office says more than one and a half million businesses owed the supposedly withheld income     

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Author: Obwon
Date: Jul 30, 2008 21:36

Businesses owe $58 billion in tax withholdings 28 Jul 2008 Congressional investigators say businesses have failed to pay the IRS some $58 billion over the past decade in taxes they were supposed to have withheld from their employees' paychecks and forwarded to the government. The Government Accountability Office says more than one and a half million businesses owed the supposedly withheld income
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I can't find a way that you do, short of some bogus artificially distinct categories. I'm also struggling to figure out why it matters, what they'd do different with it, and why they even put the choice there in the first place. Even if you tell it you are filing MFS, they never seem to ask enough questions that it matters--they just seem to use the MFS rates. "Robert A" <ra44203@noemail     

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Author: Obwon
Date: Jul 30, 2008 21:36

When using the Tax Estimator, and viewing the State Tax Withholding for the year... my tax withholding and my spouse's withholding are both shown in "My" withholding. And if I go to the "Spouse's" withholding, there are no transactions listed. I already track each paycheck's full details. How do I get Money to track my withholding and my spouse's withholding amounts separately? I am
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On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:39:48 -0400, "Crusher" <nospam.florab@roadrunner.com> wrote: > >"**Dalin**" <ljck@mindspring.com> wrote in message >news:48baf4cf.5474328@130.133.1.4... >> On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 05:49:59 +0100, Anne Welsh Jackson >> <amygdala@zetnet.co.uk> wrote: >> >>>"Crusher" <nospam.florab@roadrunner.com> wrote: >>> >>>> >> Then imagine the extra 23%% added to your credit card     

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Author: Dick Watson
Date: Nov 18, 2007 16:33

"Dick Watson" wrote: Assuming you are using Advanced Register and not the Essentials edition of Money, you can use the "Paycheck" split transaction type to track everything from your paycheck. Gross income, deductions before taxes, tax withholding, deductions after tax like these. Depending on whether these transfers from your paycheck go to accounts you have in Money, you
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"Dick Watson" wrote: > Assuming you are using Advanced Register and not the Essentials edition of > Money, you can use the "Paycheck" split transaction type to track everything > from your paycheck. Gross income, deductions before taxes, tax withholding, > deductions after tax like these. Depending on whether these transfers from > your paycheck go to accounts you have in Money, you     

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Author: Robert A
Date: Nov 18, 2007 14:36

"Dick Watson" wrote: Assuming you are using Advanced Register and not the Essentials edition of Money, you can use the "Paycheck" split transaction type to track everything from your paycheck. Gross income, deductions before taxes, tax withholding, deductions after tax like these. Depending on whether these transfers from your paycheck go to accounts you have in Money, you
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"Dick Watson" wrote: > Assuming you are using Advanced Register and not the Essentials edition of > Money, you can use the "Paycheck" split transaction type to track everything > from your paycheck. Gross income, deductions before taxes, tax withholding, > deductions after tax like these. Depending on whether these transfers from > your paycheck go to accounts you have in Money, you     

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Author: **Dalin**
Date: Aug 26, 2008 12:11

Many thanks. I looked into it and it seems that it'd do the trick. I appreciate the help. --Tim On Mar 23, 9:55 pm, "Dick Watson" <littlegreenge...@mind-enufalready- spring.com> wrote: Assuming you are using Advanced Register and not the Essentials edition of Money, you can use the "Paycheck" split transaction type to track everything from your paycheck. Gross income, deductions
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Author: Dave924
Date: Apr 1, 2008 18:12

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Author: Dave924
Date: Apr 1, 2008 17:54

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Author: Dave924
Date: Apr 1, 2008 17:51

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Author: Dave924
Date: Apr 1, 2008 17:49

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Author: Tim Trachimowicz
Date: Mar 24, 2008 11:08

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