Can I get sales tax refund???
553177
Sales taxes are claimed on your Schedule A (If you own your home, or pay Real Estate taxes, this is where sales taxes are deductible, but only for Cars, Boats or home building materials.)  The alternative is keeping ALL your receipts for the year and adding up all your sales tax for the year to put in this area of the form instead of any state income tax paid.
981982
Completely your bad luck.  Can't believe you think they would hand you over the cash difference, that's just ridiculous.  If that was the case shops would never have goods on sale!\n\nLike another answerer said, all you could do was say it was faulty and you wanted a refund, then when you got your refund, buy it at the reduced price and pocket the extra cash.\n\nHowever, beware they are not obligated to refund you, by law, if the tv is faulty they must offer to refund, repair or replace it, so it is more than likely they would just give you another tv.\n\nAlso, I work in retail and if someone did this (refund and then try to buy at lower price) I wouldn't sell them the cheaper TV!\n\nYou have been unlucky.  Thats what happens!
253543
try http://www.onrebate.com\ncall or email the store your bought the item from.
315424
1. REQUEST A REFUND IN PERSON.\n2. REQUEST A REFUND ON THE PHONE.\n3. REQUEST A REFUND IN WRITTING.\n4. SUE IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT FOR REFUND AMOUNT AND COURT COST.\n5. COMPLAIN TO BBB (BETTER BUSINESS BUR.) IN WRITTING.\n6. COMPLAIN TO COMPANY CITY/COUNTY CHAMBOR OF COMMERCE IN WRITTING.\n7. COMPLAIN TO THE COMPANY'S CITY/COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN WRITTING.\n8. THREATEN TO TELL ALL 1000'S OF YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS ABOUT THEM AND TO NOT USE THEM.
570232
You're probably getting less than you thought!  There was a mistake and the IRS corrected it for you, now your refund is going to be different than what you filed.
936269
Yes take it to your local store and demand a refund, you paid for a mobile phone and it is clearly faulty.  Inceedently you don't even need a reciept if it is faulty.  If they refuse to refund your money threaten them with small claims court, you are within your rights to your full money back, if it does go to court they will also have to pay court costs so it is within thier interests to just refund you.
206879
I'm not sure but you can try Turbo Tax. You can get it at Wal-Mart and download it on your computer and go from there.
1035882
Not suppose to. Go to your main post office and ask one of the clerks for best way. Don't forget, The small price of merchandise return receipt is worth it in the long run. Don't want someone claiming not to have gotten product with no proof of delivery.
1117002
Call the refund hotline, 334-353-AL40(2540)
525082
If you tell them the item was sold as is, two things may happen.\n1. They may lodge a paypal complaint if they paid by paypal. \n2. They will probably give you negative feedback.\nIf you are not too worried about either one do nothing.\nYou can offer a refund to them, less postage and listing fee. But you will only refund on receipt of your Kirby in exactly the same condition as it was when it left your house. You also should tell them, that the return postage is also not refundable. If they agree, then refund them when you get your kirby. If the kirby is not the same or condition, remember to take photos, of it because you have the photos from your auction to compare. Keep all your documentation regarding the auction as well. I think either way you go you will get a negative feeback especially if the refund doesn't go down well.
33217
If I understand your question correctly, you're wondering if you can deduct the sales tax for items you purchased during 2005 for your 2005 federal/state taxes.  From what I understand using TurboTax the answer is "yes" you can claim the total amount you paid in sales tax as opposed to claiming the standard deduction the govt. offers you.  We did that on our taxes last year and plan to do it again this year, since we purchased some big ticket items.\n\nThe easiest way I've taken care of receipts is I gather the receipts each month and put them in their own envelope (i.e., January, 2005; February, 2005, etc.).  At the end of the month, I take the receipts, add up the sales tax I paid for that month, and write it on the front of the envelope.  At the end of the year during tax time, I add all the 12 different figures on the front of the envelopes up and punch it in on TurboTax.  I then file the envelopes away.
1091181
small claims court can take care of you. If you paid for something and didnt recieve it and you werent told or signed something saying you wouldne be getting a refund, then you can take them to small claims court. You dont need an attorney. Just call the courthouse and ask them how you file a small claims lawsuit. I would also call the better business bureau or go online for the BBB, they give them a bad rep and you will get your money back. It might be difficult and take a while but you will get it back.
1079305
REPORT THE SELLER TO EBAY! If you paid with paypal, usually they will refund all of ur money within 7 days to get the seller to contact you. This ebay link should gibe you all the info you need. \n\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/inr-snad-process.html \n\nHope this helps and good luck!
53314
no you don't have to, unless taxes have been withheld and you want a refund.
84359
go to the official irs websight.  probablly www.irs.gov.  you can check there.  tehy also have a 1 800 number.  you must know the amount of the refund and the approx date filed.  pretty easy.
548669
As mentioned earlier no.  However, if you chose to direct deposit the refund, it will cut down the time by a couple of weeks.
1118620
Not sure, but it sounds as though you may asking about a resale certificate, so that you're exempt from paying sales tax on products for resale. If so, contact the state agency that deals with sales tax issues.