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Arizona personal income tax We got married April 2007 and
at time I moved from Florida
to Arizona where my wife was
living at that time. She is
therefore a full-time resident
and I am only a part-year
resident, however the forms
don't seem to allow for this
situation when filing jointly.
Any suggestions what forms to
use ?
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Use Form 140PY. For more details, see ARIZONA INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RULING ITR 95-2 http://www.azdor.gov/ResearchS tats/rulings/itr95-2.htm Note that all of your wife's income, no matter what state it was earned in, will be taxable in AZ. All of your income that was received after you moved to AZ, no matter what state it was earned in, will be taxable in AZ. All of your income earned from AZ sources before you moved into AZ will also be taxable in AZ. |
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Has anyone Had any PERSONAL We are thinking about getting
married at an all inclusive
resort in the bahamas. Just
wondering if anyone has any
tips or personal experience
with getting married in the
bahamas?
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I was married in the Bahamas
at the Sandals Royal Bahamian
resort in 2002.
We were initially concerned
that it may end up being a
'conveyer belt' wedding, as
Sandals seems to perform a lot
of them, but in th end it
worked out very smoothly.
The coordinators there are
well practised, professional,
and, well, used to the nerves,
stress and issues that brides
and grooms have, so are well
prepared to cope with
anything.
We met with them a week or so
before the wedding, and, on an
off chance, enquired about the
possibility of using their
private island (about 3/4 mile
off shore) for our day. We
were most surprised when they
said yes! For very little
extra money, we had our guests
ferried to their own private
island for the afternoon/night
- it was perfect! Not only did
we marry in paradise, but on
our own personal little
island, with a beatiful beach
(where we had the ceremony)
our own little restaurant for
our guests, and (because we
like to party!) we didn't have
to worry about the noise
levels as we danced the night
away!
If you're bringing a few
guests, definitely check it
out as an option - it makes
for fantastic memories!
For the reception, we chose an
open bar (did I mention we
like to party!) which turned
out to be very reasonable in
the end (alcohol is cheap in
the Bahamas!). We had a choice
of several menus for the meal,
and they had no problem with
us mixing and matching to
create ou perfect meal, which
was again unexpected, but goes
to show they are very flexible
in how they work with you to
get things right.
We used a local Swiss Pastry
shop for our cake, and a local
florist for the flowers - both
companies worked with Sandals
and everything was in place
when we arrived - no hiccups
there either.
All in all, it was a fantastic
experience, and I can
recommend them. It was as
stress free as I could imagine
a wedding could be, and they
were friendly, professional
and always around when we
needed to have our moments of
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How do I handle a married man There is a man I work with who
is married but he makes me
uncomfortable because I find
he wants to know a little too
much about me and my
activities. I just don't think
it's appropriate. I do not
want to make enemies, but how
do I tell him tactfully that I
really don't want to answer
his questions?
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Simply tell him that the questions make you uncomfortable or that you dont think they are any of his business. So are they the kind of questions that a guy asks a woman he is interested in ? If so then simply ask him what his reaction would be if someone was asking his wife such questions or what would his wife say if she knew he was asking such questions ? Not knowing the questions it could also be that someone at the job is interested in you and he is simply asking questions to feed them info. Woman do so it should not surprise you that some men also do it. Be careful with workplace romances because if things dont go well 2 things can happen: * Since many people dont break up on good terms then the negativeness(anger, hate etc) could spill over into work. * You get a reputation because many guys dont know how to keep there mouth closed as to what happened behind closed doors or about the relationship in general. So what happens is that guys either avoid you or start to ask you out based on your reputation. Oh yea and I am sure you already know but some guys will make up stuff to tell others which ultimately will make its way around the workplace. |
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