Tax Attorney Columbus Ohio

In 2001 we all received a Tax Relief Fund check. Since then I have not heard or recieved one? What has happened to this program? Is the government still doing this ? If so how do I find out aboutnot receiveg a check?

I have dual (US, UK) citizenship, but am now a resident of UK (this is the transition year, ie, started as a US resident). I understand the foreign tax credit and foreign earned income exclusion portion of the US tax code. Is there any relief (as healthcare expense in itemized deductions eg) for Nat’l Insurance charged by british government?

Does anybody know who this new tax relief package applies to? I read the new tax relief will give MOST tax payers. But it didn’t say all. ???
OK, I’m seeming to not get answers I’m looking for. What I mean is, what about those who didn’t even make $3000? I already know if you made a lot of money you get a bigger tax relief check. Does this mean anybody that’s only made under $3000 a year don’t get ANY MONEY BACK FROM THE TAX RELIEF?

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I am going to buy a house in Jan and I am using the Housing Fund to help with the down payment program. I am a 1st time buyer, so if I’m getting money from the Housing Fund, can I still get the $7,500 tax relief too?

I owe the government money for student loans and so they keep my income tax check to pay for them. Will I still get the tax relief check?

I am owed back child support – over $16,000 to be more specific. I did receive his tax refund for 2007 but they held it for 6 months before sending it to me. I am wondering if anyone knows any specifics about the tax relief refund. Will they hold this for 6 months also or will it be automatically sent to me?

Why are we left out? Do they think we’re not good enough for the money? There has to be a logical explanation. It seems to me that college students would benefit from tax relief just as much as adults with kids or single parents, if not more, considering a lot of us only work part time jobs and are going to school to make something of ourselves. No offense to anybody else. I think everyone should receive tax relief except for non citizens, illegal aliens, and extremely wealthy people.

Can anyone help , I am studying at college 1 day per week for the next three years, it’s work related and I work full time I have to pay for my fees book etc, does anyone know if I can claim any tax back?