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Comment: FIRST TIME I'VE SEEN THIS ONE:
WERE DID YOU FIND THOSE RELATIVES? Well here's a jaw dropping kick in the pants for you. I just got off the phone with the IRS and in fact, anyone who is a relative in Mexico (or Canada) can be claimed as a dependent of tax deduction purposes, they don't have to live with you at any time and you don't have to prove how much you support them with. In fact, they have made it even easier for these people, apparently all you have to do is fill in a W-7 and attach it to your tax return and bingo you have all the dependents you want as well as a tax deduction of $3500 for each one. Can you imagine how little any of them will pay in taxes if we legalize them all??? Just put it together and it becomes clear that we are absolutely subsidizing Mexico. I've attached a copy of W-7. So all you have to do is provide a passport copy or certified birth certificate and you can claim as many people as you want as dependents. So: - they don't have to step foot on American soil at any time. - you don't have to prove you gave them a dime. - you don't even have to prove they are actually a relative, it's all based on honesty ![]() Just sickening! Pass it along, I hope others are just as incensed as I am. -------------- Here is something that I was just made aware of that I think merits further investigation. I was doing my taxes when I noticed, for the first time, that people here may now claim dependents who live in Mexico or Canada on their US tax return in order to get more money back. How many people do you know of from Canada who leave their family behind and would this claim them as dependents while working here? Not many I'm sure, but I bet they included Canada to filter the real reason - Mexico. SSP anyone? But it all gelled with me when one of my employees asked yesterday if we had done our taxes yet and were we getting money back or paying. I said I had to pay more and a few said they would be getting back $100 or so. Then my employee grinned like the cat that swallowed the proverbial canary and he stated that he was getting $8,000 back. I know his salary as well can guess his wife's - he just became a citizen having worked up here legally for 14 years, his wife is legally working at the Hotel Del but not yet a citizen. No harm no foul there, they both work hard and he is an excellent screenprinter. BUT, here is what he told me when I picked my jaw up off the floor and asked him how the heck he was getting $8k back. He said that he is claiming his parents, who live in Ensenada and are Mexican citizens, and his wife's mother who lives in Tacate (Mexican citizen) as dependents. He also said that he is going to redo his taxes for the last 3 years and claim them as dependents and get more money back from all of us US taxpayers. Now just how the F does that work!!!? They don't have SS or TIN as is required for Americans to claim a dependent, they don't have any proof of how much money was sent to support these people, they don't even have a way to prove the people are dead or alive or ever exist (hey Paco, how many kids would you like to claim you fathered in Mexico!). I have to put my daughters SS on my tax form to claim her, and if I giver her deduction to my ex I have to sign a tax form that gives him the right to do so. If I claim that I support my mom, then she can't use herself as a deduction and the IRS can check on all of this. I smell a great big ugly heist of American tax money again to go to Mexico I am outraged as a middle class big hefty tax paying American that we are now making it possible for Mexico/Mexicans to get even more money out of us. Think about it, Paco up here even legally working can claim all 10 of his fabricated children and a wife in Mexico as dependents for tax purposes and there is no way to prove anything. If there is, I sure like to know about it. I smell a scam on Americans. Our government at work. they all need to be fired! |
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