I made maybe $4800 in 2005, but never filed. This year the same. Can I just pay what I owe? How do i find out?

Answer 1

i didnt file for 2 years when i knew i owed(i know its stupid) but this year i filed and when you get your return or you owe which ever it may be the irs will either take your back taxes out of your return or send you a letter of how much you still owe.this just happend to me last week

Answer 2

The other guy is right. You wouldn't end up paying with an amount that small, but unless you worked for cash, your employer probably made deductions for federal taxes.

You have up to 3 years to file an amended (revised) return.

It's a good idea to file a return each year anyhow so that you can actually prove you didn't need to file. Ironic isn't it?

I'd file, just to get it in there. You'll probably get some cash back. I think you can just do an amended return. I'd pay a tax person to do it for you though. Should be cheap and simple.

- Kevin

Answer 3

dont mess with I.R.S.you got to file ,regardless (you owe or they owe you).there are few dedutions that you might be entitled to.try to keep it clean with uncle sam.its just a friendly advice.actually today is the the day you could report your tax(file it on the net for free)..our whole system is based on taxes you like it or not.it does not matter how much you made you gotta file it.

Answer 4

call employer, or irs, because they both have the info on you receiving that money... and ;you do owe, if you made anything over $600 you should've gotten a 1099 MISC form and you do have to pay taxes on that

Answer 5

Find the website for H and R Block or Hewitt Jackson.
They can help you.

Answer 6

u dont owe if you only made $4800, if you made $48000 you owe