Comments for peicsa.ca http://peicsa.ca Financial freedom Tue, 14 Feb 2012 08:52:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Golf – a Bridge For Health And Fashion Lifestyle by Taylormade RBZ http://peicsa.ca/golf-a-bridge-for-health-and-fashion-lifestyle/#comment-473 Taylormade RBZ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 08:52:49 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/golf-a-bridge-for-health-and-fashion-lifestyle/#comment-473 I was sent by a friend who told me I would be interested in reading this article. She was right. This is really good original material with which I agree. I was sent by a friend who told me I would be interested in reading this article. She was right. This is really good original material with which I agree.

]]> Comment on Are state income taxes based on the address of the employer or the employee? by Mark S http://peicsa.ca/are-state-income-taxes-based-on-the-address-of-the-employer-or-the-employee/#comment-415 Mark S Sun, 04 Dec 2011 00:09:46 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/are-state-income-taxes-based-on-the-address-of-the-employer-or-the-employee/#comment-415 pisceswise is correct, but not complete. You will file a NY Non Resident return for your New York income only. You will file a CA Resident Return for all income including the income earned in NY. CA should give you a credit for taxes paid to NY. If CA's tax rate is higher than NY, your credit should be the total amount of tax paid to NY. If CA is lower, then your credit will be limited to the tax that CA would have assessed on that income. pisceswise is correct, but not complete.

You will file a NY Non Resident return for your New York income only.

You will file a CA Resident Return for all income including the income earned in NY. CA should give you a credit for taxes paid to NY. If CA’s tax rate is higher than NY, your credit should be the total amount of tax paid to NY. If CA is lower, then your credit will be limited to the tax that CA would have assessed on that income.

]]> Comment on Are state income taxes based on the address of the employer or the employee? by pisceswise http://peicsa.ca/are-state-income-taxes-based-on-the-address-of-the-employer-or-the-employee/#comment-414 pisceswise Sat, 03 Dec 2011 23:15:21 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/are-state-income-taxes-based-on-the-address-of-the-employer-or-the-employee/#comment-414 State income taxes are based on the employee's state of residence. If you have taxes withheld for one state and you are a resident of another state, you will have to file your resident return and non resident return. State income taxes are based on the employee’s state of residence. If you have taxes withheld for one state and you are a resident of another state, you will have to file your resident return and non resident return.

]]> Comment on Are state income taxes based on the address of the employer or the employee? by drslowpoke http://peicsa.ca/are-state-income-taxes-based-on-the-address-of-the-employer-or-the-employee/#comment-413 drslowpoke Sat, 03 Dec 2011 23:05:51 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/are-state-income-taxes-based-on-the-address-of-the-employer-or-the-employee/#comment-413 You have to file a tax form in the state that you work in, as well as the state that you live in. In this case, you are a California resident, and a New York non resident. The states will make you figure out your taxes as if you earned the entire income in that state, then you take the ratio of earnings and multiply it by the tax. If you earned 1000 dollars in NY and 9000 in CA, then your total income is 10000. The CA tax on 10000 is lets say $100, so $9000/$10000 = 0.9, so therefore 0.9 * $100 = $90. The same goes for NY, more or less. You have to file a tax form in the state that you work in, as well as the state that you live in. In this case, you are a California resident, and a New York non resident.

The states will make you figure out your taxes as if you earned the entire income in that state, then you take the ratio of earnings and multiply it by the tax.

If you earned 1000 dollars in NY and 9000 in CA, then your total income is 10000. The CA tax on 10000 is lets say $100, so $9000/$10000 = 0.9, so therefore 0.9 * $100 = $90.
The same goes for NY, more or less.

]]> Comment on What debt settlement companies are trustworthy and have the best rating? by Veo http://peicsa.ca/what-debt-settlement-companies-are-trustworthy-and-have-the-best-rating/#comment-412 Veo Sat, 03 Dec 2011 22:33:59 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/what-debt-settlement-companies-are-trustworthy-and-have-the-best-rating/#comment-412 The advantage of having a debt settlement company do the legwork is that you need not worry about the harrowing experience of dealing with creditors calling in for payments due. On the other hand, zeroing in on a debt settlement company requires good research and authenticity checks. For example, deal only with the debt settlement companies that sketch out and provide a detailed contract to you before making payments to them. Remember that you furnish all your personal and financial details to these debt settlement companies, so you need to ensure that your privacy is well-guarded. There are possibilities that your information might get embroiled in scams thanks to careless policies of these debt settlement companies. The advantage of having a debt settlement company do the legwork is that you need not worry about the harrowing experience of dealing with creditors calling in for payments due. On the other hand, zeroing in on a debt settlement company requires good research and authenticity checks.

For example, deal only with the debt settlement companies that sketch out and provide a detailed contract to you before making payments to them. Remember that you furnish all your personal and financial details to these debt settlement companies, so you need to ensure that your privacy is well-guarded. There are possibilities that your information might get embroiled in scams thanks to careless policies of these debt settlement companies.

]]> Comment on What debt settlement companies are trustworthy and have the best rating? by Mindy S http://peicsa.ca/what-debt-settlement-companies-are-trustworthy-and-have-the-best-rating/#comment-411 Mindy S Sat, 03 Dec 2011 22:21:00 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/what-debt-settlement-companies-are-trustworthy-and-have-the-best-rating/#comment-411 Check with your state's attorney general, they often have companies they recommend. This started because to file bankruptcy you have to get a certificate from a reputable credit counseling agency. Also here is link to check for the justice department to check your states agencies. Check with your state’s attorney general, they often have companies they recommend. This started because to file bankruptcy you have to get a certificate from a reputable credit counseling agency. Also here is link to check for the justice department to check your states agencies.

]]> Comment on What debt settlement companies are trustworthy and have the best rating? by Pat http://peicsa.ca/what-debt-settlement-companies-are-trustworthy-and-have-the-best-rating/#comment-410 Pat Sat, 03 Dec 2011 22:05:59 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/what-debt-settlement-companies-are-trustworthy-and-have-the-best-rating/#comment-410 Don't trust any of them. Get one loan from a bank, or transfer them all onto one credit card. Don’t trust any of them.
Get one loan from a bank, or transfer them all onto one credit card.

]]> Comment on What is the maximum income I can make and not be required to file income taxes? by Deva http://peicsa.ca/what-is-the-maximum-income-i-can-make-and-not-be-required-to-file-income-taxes/#comment-409 Deva Sat, 03 Dec 2011 06:04:22 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/what-is-the-maximum-income-i-can-make-and-not-be-required-to-file-income-taxes/#comment-409 I filed anyway one year, when I only made like $6,000-$7,000 and I got back over $600. I was very surprised. You might do it online for kicks just to see if you have anything coming to you. If not just leave it unfiled. Good luck ! I filed anyway one year, when I only made like $6,000-$7,000 and I got back over $600. I was very surprised. You might do it online for kicks just to see if you have anything coming to you. If not just leave it unfiled. Good luck !

]]> Comment on What is the maximum income I can make and not be required to file income taxes? by CuriousK http://peicsa.ca/what-is-the-maximum-income-i-can-make-and-not-be-required-to-file-income-taxes/#comment-408 CuriousK Sat, 03 Dec 2011 05:05:38 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/what-is-the-maximum-income-i-can-make-and-not-be-required-to-file-income-taxes/#comment-408 I was a full-time student uuntil this year. I think the limit is under $7,000. :( I was a full-time student uuntil this year. I think the limit is under $7,000. :(

]]> Comment on What stocks are good to invest in at this time? by Never-Again http://peicsa.ca/what-stocks-are-good-to-invest-in-at-this-time/#comment-407 Never-Again Fri, 02 Dec 2011 13:14:01 +0000 http://peicsa.ca/what-stocks-are-good-to-invest-in-at-this-time/#comment-407 The smart investor doesn't buy what is good at this time. They buy what will be good in the future. The smart investor doesn’t buy what is good at this time. They buy what will be good in the future.

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