What state has the best in-state resident program for their state universities?
Q. I live in the Virgin Islands and am graduating from high school this year. I applied to six colleges in the states but I may not get enough aid money at any of them. My parents and I thought maybe I could work in the states for a year to establish residency and then attend a state school. I have good grades and high standardized test scores.
Asked by DGJ - Sat Apr 3 19:25:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is more to becoming a resident of a state that simply "working" there for a year. Laws are set up specifically to keep you from doing this. So instead of asking which state has the best deals, you need to be asking which state has the most lax rules regarding residency. Many states have minimum age requirements to NOT go by your parents state of residence, Some require you be 21 and some are even as high as 24 years old. I have seen this been tried many times before and 99.9% of the time it fails. You turn in all your stuff to the school in the state you have tried to gain residency at and you still get turned down... usually because you don't understand or ignore a portion of the law buried deep in jargon. You need to have… [cont.]
Answered by just not that - Sun Apr 4 01:15:21 2010

What state is the best to raise a family?
Q. What state is good to have kids raised in? I also want to know what state is more afordable for living and every day things. Also what state is safe to drive in?
Asked by Princess Baughan - Wed May 26 16:40:04 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

How do I get the State to re-asses a corrected Federal Tax Return?
Q. I failed to file my State and Federal taxes one year. The IRS made a wrong assumption of what I owed that year, and the state of Colorado assesed my State Taxes owed for that year based on the assesment. I have since hired someone file my Federal return that year and owe considerably less. Now I just need to get the state of Colorado to reasses my taxes based on the new Federal return, but I can't afford to hire someone else to do this for me.
Asked by Dave D - Fri Apr 4 14:43:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm from the EAST but if I were in Your Shoes, I would visit or call the state of Colorado Taxation office on procedures and forms to FILE an Amendment to the previous assessment <= I assume you paid and are not delinquent bec otherwise, wow could have penalty & interest and BIG MESS! Then the fact that you paid someone to make corrections to Federal Tax for particular year, just copy of that IRS Form 1040X documentation and taxable amount should make matters easy with proceeding forward. Problems again where you might need to hire Tax Professional result if you are delinquent and owe penalties & interest but if doing yourself, it is possible if good writer than you are asking for one time pardon/Exclusion etc. Hope the Above Info Helps… [cont.]
Answered by Aloha Guy - Fri Apr 4 14:58:45 2008