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Share on Pinterest. Share on LinkedIn. Most Read. Police: Male driver hits 8-year-old with his vehicle in school parking lot and takes off. Two houses damaged in South Toledo fire on Wednesday morning. Cremains from Toledo funeral home found in Akron church. A third suspect has been arrested in the death of Samir Jefferson , a year-old Philadelphia boy who was shot 18 times late last year while he was waiting for a bus. Oakwood police said Sunday on Facebook that officers were called to the store "in reference to a fraud in progress call.

Oakwood police did not name the second person. It's not clear whether the second person is also connected to Samir's death. Samir was in a North Philadelphia neighborhood just before p. He was waiting for a bus to take him home from school when he was shot 18 times throughout his body, authorities said. The police incident report didn't suggest a motive for the shooting, which happened outside a crowded pharmacy and was partly recorded on security video.

If they are, filing taxes as a teenager might not be necessary. However, teenagers may need to file to get a refund of their tax withholdings for the year. Pay attention to the way your teenager is classified by their employer.

Contract workers can come with less paperwork and fewer tax complications for the employer. When a teen is a W-2 employee, payroll taxes, and even federal taxes, can be withheld from the paycheck.

The fact that federal taxes often come back as a refund rarely registers with teenagers. An employer will provide the contractor with a tax form showing the amount paid to them rather than the W-2 that is provided to an employee. Unfortunately, being a contractor can come with extra headaches at tax time. Consider the implications of different types of employee classification, and realize what seems like a good idea for a summer job might not be as attractive come tax time. This means that there are exceptions for jobs that include mowing lawns and babysitting.

Those under 18 can also get a self-employment tax exemption if they deliver newspapers. But, once again, you need to be careful.