If you are a procrastinator when it comes to tax planning, you are still in luck. Saving money on your taxes is not too difficult if you happen to have good accounting practices and you keep current with changes to the tax code. Read more
If you are a procrastinator when it comes to tax planning, you are still in luck. Saving money on your taxes is not too difficult if you happen to have good accounting practices and you keep current with changes to the tax code. Read more
In June 2013, the Supreme Court ruled Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional. Section 3 limited the definition of marriage to couples of the opposite sex. This change has broad impact on the tax code and on eligibility for certain employee and retiree benefits. The IRS has just begun to set up the rules Read more
The IRS has an alternate way for you to calculate your home office deduction. Now, instead of keeping track of all of your household expenses for maintaining your home, such as utilities, insurance, maintenance, and lawn care, you can take a flat amount per square foot of office space. This can be a huge benefit to Read more
Charitable deductions remain a great way to lower your tax bill while supporting your favorite good cause. There have been a lot of fraudulent charitable contributions reported, however, and the IRS is cracking down on it. As a legitimate charitable contributor, you want to make sure you get the deduction you should. Read more
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