Why Do I Owe Taxes This Year? 10 Reasons To Spot
If you’re like most people, you dread tax season. You don’t know why you owe taxes this year, and the paperwork seems…
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If you’re like most people, you dread tax season. You don’t know why you owe taxes this year, and the paperwork seems…
Read More… Why Do I Owe Taxes This Year? 10 Reasons To Spot
We’re going to make your job of finding the best tax software easier by providing the details of the five most popular tax software plans available.Compare free and paid tax prep software. TurboTax vs H&R Block vs TaxAct and other top tax prep apps. Pricing, features, audit support and more.
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The rent vs. buy a home debate is an ongoing one, that seems to rise and fall with property values. With house prices now sitting at record levels, the debate is relevant than eve. This is especially true in high-priced markets, where house prices have reached nosebleed levels, and will require a massive financial investment […]
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Gift tax rules allow tax-free gifts up to $14,000. How does the gift tax work? Do you owe taxes on a cash gift? How much can you give before paying tax?Gift tax rules allow tax-free gifts up to $16,000. If you pass this threshold, the lifetime exclusion may still shield you from paying taxes.
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Here’s a little quiz: Suppose you are living an extremely happy life  – all your material needs and wants are met, and there is still money to spare. Then suddenly, you get even more money. Do you: For many people, this might seem like a trick question. After all, needs are cheap but how […]
When I was in my 20s, I was single, without kids, renting, had graduated from college, working at my first job and no interest whatsoever in taxes. My feeling was, Why should I waste time thinking about taxes? As a single, renter with no kids, I would get absolutely no deductions or credits — and in addition to that, I had nothing to itemize. That meant I should have just filled a 1040EZ and been done with it, right? Right?
Most of us who are starting our financial journey think this. It is not always true. The assumption that paying attention to taxes at this stage provides little benefit, can result in us losing out on a lot!
That is why I decided to write this post, focusing on people in their 20s — to get their attention, and to tell them there are reasons to take a second look at their taxes (though taxpayers of any age can equally take advantage of these deductions/credits).
Tax deductions enable taxpayers to reduce their total taxable income. That can be a very good thing: It can result in a lower tax bill or, if you had too much withheld through the year, a larger refund. While most people now take the standard deduction â especially since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act […]
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Americans set to file taxes for the 2022 fiscal year are looking for ways to reduce their bills and support tax credits for green improvements.
Know your taxes! I am a big fan of the philosophy: No one cares more about your money than you do. Even if a professional prepares your taxes every year, learn to do it yourself. Aside from what you’ll save in fees, here are two benefits of learning to prepare your taxes yourself:
Educate yourself. This is an excellent place to start â IRS tax tips.
Set up a meeting with your accountant/tax adviser.