L R asked:


I currently have a full-time job making about $24,000/year. I am starting a 2nd job, part-time, making about $5,000/year. I claim 1 exemption at my full-time job, and usually get a refund of $300-$400 from the IRS. Should I claim 0 exemptions at the part-time job to avoid owing taxes at the end of the year? Or will I likely be safe claiming 1 exemption?

I can’t afford to seek the advice of a tax professional; hence, the reason I’m getting a 2nd job.

DAWNA

psychoanalyst asked:


My mom receives a social security pension each month and she forbids me to get a job in fear that the social security pension will lower or be taken away if I get a job. Is this true? She also says that my sister and I receive a monthly pension because of my dad, who’s passed away. If I get a job, will that be taken as well?

TRACY

Woop asked:


Job 1: Independent Contractor (has writeoffs for gas, office supplies, etc.)

Job 2: Employee (has writeoffs for gas, office supplies, etc.)

Job 3: Employee

Also, I have $1500 in interest for student loans.

How do I separate all of these for my tax filing?
I work from home as an employee. That’s why I have office supplies on there.

Also, once I’ve filled out the Schedule A and Schedule C, where do I total everything up?

LONNA