Tax Law

How to Avoid Trouble with the IRS

By IcyCucky

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When rushing to finish your income tax return, keep these five areas in mind to avoid trouble with the IRS... more »

How to Tax Tips, Tax Refunds, Tax Season

By logan

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Tax Season is here once again. Refunds,direct deposit,filing taxes,tips and info for the tax season... more »

How to use your economic stimulus package to take a vacation

By clark711

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Wondering what you should do with the free money the government is about to give you? Look no further. Here is your answer... more »

How to Apply for a Farming Sales Tax Exemption

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If you are in the farming/agricultural business, there are tax exemptions available to you. These exemptions provide tax breaks for personal property, equipment used in farming, the upkeep of your land and other items. Here are the steps for ... more »

How to Check Federal Tax Payment Status

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After you've filed your taxes and submitted your payment, you can look up the status of your federal tax payment. The information you need is right at your fingertips, whether you mailed a check through the mail or used electronic payment... more »

How to Save for Retirement for Free

By Mark Cussen

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The government now essentially pays for $500 a year of retirement savings for low-income individuals. Here's how you can take advantage of this credit... more »

How to Stop Organizing Taxes at the Last Minute

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If you are a last-minute tax filer, you probably vow every year to do better the following year—only to find that again, you are organizing and filing your taxes at the last minute. With a little planning, you can break the cycle of rushing to ... more »

How to Claim Your Child as a Dependent When Separated or Divorced

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Determining which parent can claim a child as a dependent on an income tax return can be difficult now that courts are striving for 50-50 custody and visitation... more »

How to Deal With the IRS if You Owe Taxes

By Mark Cussen

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Owing taxes when you file is no fun. Here's how to make it easier... more »

How to Understand the Tax Advantages of a Limited Liability Company

By eHow Legal Editor

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Limited liability companies have achieved popularity because they shield the personal assets of its members from personal liabilty. They also offer tax advantages. Follow these steps to learn what they are... more »

How to use a 401K or IRA to save money

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Right now, many people are running away from investments, but now may be the best time to up your investments. Contributing into a 401K or IRA is a great way to reduce your taxable income and secure a stable retirement... more »

How to E-File with Free File

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Free File is a service offered through the Internal Revenue Service which allows taxpayers to file their taxes online for free. You must have an adjusted gross income of $52,000 or less to qualify. It's available both in English and Spanish. ... more »

How to Manage Your Taxes as a Freelance Writer

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There are numerous ways to make a living as a freelance writer, and if you work hard, it can even be a comfortable living. But this lifestyle introduces a new set of challenges regarding paying your taxes. Read further for some simple steps to ... more »

How to Reduce Your Taxes at Year-End

By Mark Cussen

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This article complements my articles on maximizing itemized deductions and reducing capital gains taxes, by offering further ideas on how to reduce your taxable income and lower your taxes for the current tax year... more »

How to Sue the IRS

By eHow Legal Editor

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The Internal Revenue Service was once virtually immune from lawsuits, even when it engaged in questionable practices. While this has changed, it is still difficult to sue the IRS. However, if you feel you've been wronged by the department, here ... more »

How to Budget Property Tax Without Escrow

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Escrow is an easy way to save for and pay your property taxes. There is very little thought behind it. It's included in your mortgage payment, and the taxes are paid on time. However, it is just as simple for you to pay your own property taxes ... more »

How to Deduct Tax Preparation Fees From Taxes

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Did you know that you could deduct the amount you paid your accountant last year in tax preparation fees on your current year's tax returns? the Internal Revenue Service allows taxpayer to deduct the cost to prepare taxes for filing. There are a ... more »

How to File Taxes From Overseas

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US citizens who earn money overseas while living outside of the United States are not excused from filing and paying taxes. The Internal Revenue Service has a special form for citizens living and working overseas. Here's what to do if you are ... more »

How to Have a Limited Liability Company Taxed as a Corporation

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A limited liability company (LLC) has the benefit of being treated like a corporation when it comes to having no personal liability in the face of litigation or other debt-related issues. When it comes to taxes, however, the LLC is seen as a ... more »

How to Appeal IRS Audit Findings

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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The Internal Revenue Service audits individuals for a variety of reasons, including statistical anomaly, tips of inaccurately-filed tax returns and plain old random selection. If you have been audited, you can expect to receive audit findings ... more »

How to Start A Non-Profit Animal Rescue

By Carol Tilley-Williams

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It takes a special person to organize and operate an animal rescue, but it takes business smarts and attention to state and federal laws to get it off the ground. Getting organized, informed and prepared for very hard work are central to getting ... more »

How to Deduct Professional Association Dues From Taxes

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If you are serious about being able to deduct professional association dues and fees from your taxes, you must be organized. The deduction is not only for business owners. Employees are able to benefit by taking the tax deduction. Here's how to ... more »

How to File a Petition With Tax Court

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You can fight back against an IRS Notice of Deficiency or Notice of Determination by filing a petition in tax court. Just like anything else involving the IRS, filing a petition in tax court can be complicated. Here are some tips to help you file ... more »

How to File an Extension on State Taxes

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April 15th is the deadline for filing both state and federal taxes. Although everyone must file and pay taxes on that date, you can file an extension to pay taxes. Here's how file an extension for your state taxes... more »

How to Fill Out Tax Extension Form 2350

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There are many reasons why individuals are not able to file their taxes in a timely fashion. For some it is procrastination, for others it's because the "dog ate their homework," and for some it is because they are out of the country. If you fall ... more »

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