Tax Returns
Feb 12th 2001, 3:38 pm
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Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year 2000, should I
not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes for 3 years done (1999,
1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My mom is
co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her 2000 tax returns either. Will it be ok
to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a copy of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4
years of tax returns.
not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes for 3 years done (1999,
1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My mom is
co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her 2000 tax returns either. Will it be ok
to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a copy of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4
years of tax returns.
Feb 12th 2001, 5:24 pm
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I think 3 years is ok leaving out the one that has not been filed Actually this is a test
as Deja is now Google Grinch
>Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year 2000, should I
>not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes for 3 years done (1999,
>1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My mom is
>co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her 2000 tax returns either. Will it be ok
>to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a copy of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4
>years of tax returns.
as Deja is now Google Grinch
>Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year 2000, should I
>not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes for 3 years done (1999,
>1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My mom is
>co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her 2000 tax returns either. Will it be ok
>to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a copy of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4
>years of tax returns.
Feb 12th 2001, 6:08 pm
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You use the years that you have "already" file. If you have not filed for 2000 yet then
start with 99 as your first year and go back from there.
> Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year
2000,
> should I not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes
for 3
> years done (1999, 1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My
> mom is co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her
2000
> tax returns either. Will it be ok to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a
copy
> of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4 years of tax returns.
start with 99 as your first year and go back from there.
> Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year
2000,
> should I not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes
for 3
> years done (1999, 1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My
> mom is co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her
2000
> tax returns either. Will it be ok to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a
copy
> of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4 years of tax returns.
