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Asked April 2010
My Mom is on Section 8 in living in California and her income is less than poverty. She still pays $240 in taxes every year, could you help?
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
Apr 2010
It may be worth seeing an accountant. If she is making that little, she likely shouldn't have to file at all, but you'll need someone who specializes in this area to advise you.
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