how do I get a refund for overpayment of social security tax?
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If you have 2 or more employer than you can take the overpayment on your federal return. If you had only one employer then you would have to get the overpayment from the employer. They are suppost to watch that you don't over pay for the year.
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You can file an amended return with the IRS.  Go to www.irs.gov for instructions.
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go to www.irs.gov and click where is my refund on the left side of the page
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the number is 1 800 829 1040. You can also go to IRS.GOV and click on wheres my refund
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go to www.irs.gov click on status of my filing. you will need the amount of the refund and your ss#. TAKE YOUR ss# OFF THIS NOW!!!!!! NOT SMART!!!!!
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ASK  BANKS  STOMER  SERVICE  REPRESENTATIVE\nUSE   "IT"  INSTEAD  OF  SS\n\nEMPLOYERS  TAX  ID  NUMBER?  IS  THAT  WHAT  YOUR   TALKING  ABOUT?
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Read this and click the 'where is my refund' option\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96596,00.html
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IRS.GOV click wheres my refund or call 1 800 829 4477. If you had them done by a preparer a lot of them have numbers that you can call to see where it is.FYI  The IRS pulls so many returns and checks them randomly
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Call the Social Security Administration and report it as "lost or stolen".\n\nYou can call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213 to verify the\naccuracy of the earnings reported on your SSN, and to\nrequest a copy of your Social Security Statement or to\nget a replacement SSN card if yours is lost or stolen.\n\nPlus, make sure the SSA has your current address so\nyou can recieve the regularly mailed statements of\nbenefits accrued under your name (see sources for add'l. contact information).
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go to http://www.irs.gov\n\nThere's a link entitled "where's my refund?"\n\nYou'll need your SSN and the exact amount of your return.\n\nIf it's been long enough, they will be able to tell you if it's been mailed or not, and if not, when they intend to mail it.
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www.irs.gov - click on the link "where's my refund"
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go to the following link, put in your social security number, your filing status and the amount you expected back.
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Getting a refund? Well, you would first consider reducing the amount of money you give Uncle Sam each pay period. If your job will be the same and your pay will be the same (give or take a little) Reduce what you pay in taxes - you are effectively giving Uncle Sam an interest free loan! Now why would anyone do that on purpose? How do you do it? Talk to your HR people - Say you got back $600 - that's $50 a month, so reduce what you pay by a little less than that, say $35/$45. Now you'll have the money to put towards whatever it is you are saving for - new car, house, vacation or maybe even retirement - too early for retirement? The earlier you start, the less you have to put away. As for the money you're getting as a refund? Well, spend that as you would for any other item that you are saving for that is important to you - vacation, new car, house etc. Your money, Your Life, You can make good decisions. Good Luck
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Your taxes or your refund status?\n\nIf your talking about you refund status you can look it up here..\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96596,00.html
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at www.irs.gov click "where's my refund?" you will need your social security number, how you filed (married, single, etc.) and the exact whole number amount of your refund.  Don't bother with the cents, and don't round up or down.
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You can check it yourself quickly on the IRS website: www.irs.gov .  There is a link on the left-hand side of the page that says "Where's my refund?".  Plug in your info when asked for it, and you should get an immediate update on your refund status.
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www.irs.gov  click on where's my refund.  you need to know the exact dollar amt of your refund, also submit your soc sec number and your filing status (married, single, etc)