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Ten things
You didn't tell your Tax Pro
The biggest source of errors, according to TaxMama is taking a dependent your 'ex' is also claiming. That and getting Social Security numbers wrong.

The Top Ten Things
that trigger the
Alternative Minimum Tax

The Current Wisdom
from Eva Rosenberg,
Your TaxMama

Ask TaxMama
We sometimes encourage our readers to use outside sources for information and Eva Rosenberg MBA, EA provides just such a service. Billing herself as "Tax Information With A Mother's Touch" her warm hearted column delivers time and again.

One of the benefits of home ownership, and admittedly the draw for many heavily taxed individuals and couples for the last fifty years, may have gotten better - and you may not be aware. Your home and taxes

Our series on Taxes begins in earnest with some looks at common mistakes, some suggestions on how to avoid any scrutiny from the tax collector, and how to get what is coming to you.

The child tax credit can create problems determining the right age of your child.

Because of The Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 signed into law by President Bush, there have been significant changes in the tax laws, once again. To see how these changes affect you, the individual, business, or how it effects your Estate or Trust, nothing beats the IRS for the straight forward.



A three part History

The Constitution | Noblesse Oblige | The 16th Amendment

"The taxpayer -- that's someone who works for the federal government but doesn't have to take the civil service examination." - Ronald Reagan


Tax Tips, News and Filing Information for 2008

Last updated 12.08.2008

Who Will Pay the AMT in 2008?
This stealthy tax will take its toll on still more Americans in 2007. Are you one of them? Included on this page are downloadable forms for special tax situations.

Can the rate of inflation help with your taxes? Find out how inflation helps.

Taxes and Retirement: A Look at more than income taxes.

Along with Six Key Tax Saving Tips for 2008 (and 2009).
From a report published by Congress on the consequences of AMT.

Here are some Key Tax Numbers for 2008

Earned Income Tax Credit Assistant
Will you qualify for the EITC this year? Don't guess. Know. The EITC is for people who work, but don't earn high incomes. If you qualify, it can reduce the tax you owe, or you may even get a refund.

My late father was fond of saying, "you knew you were making money if you were paying taxes". Do you know your tax rate?

You can find all of the 2008/2009 tax forms here.



Calculators

  • Calculate your Income Federal Tax Liability:
    Filing Late and/or Paying Late: Information You Should Know
    Before you decide not to file your tax return on time or not pay all of your taxes when they are due, consider this.

    Extension of Time to File Your Tax Return
    Need more time to prepare your federal income tax return? This page will direct you to information on how to apply for an extension.

    Tax Information for Members of the U.S. Armed Forces
    Members of the U.S. Armed Forces, especially those serving in combat zones, face some special tax situations and are entitled to some special tax benefits.

    Everyday Tax Solutions
    Taxpayers don't need to wait for special IRS events; they can solve federal tax problems everyday, in every Taxpayer Assistance Center. Getting information about your local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center is so easy.

    New Telephone Listings Available for your Local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center
    Getting information about your local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center just got easier with new local telephone listings. You can get pre-recorded information about office hours and locations, or if you have a tax problem and want to make an appointment to talk with someone in person, leave a message and IRS will call you back. For tax law or account information, please call 1-800-829-1040.

    1040 Central
    What's new for this filing season.

    Welcome to the IRS Withholding Calculator
    This easy-to-use calculator can help you figure your Federal income tax withholding so your employer can withhold the correct amount from your pay. This is particularly helpful if you've had too much or too little withheld in the past, your situation has changed, or you are starting a new job.

    Free Tax Return Preparation For You by Volunteers
    Free Tax Preparation For You by Volunteers

    There are a wide variety of downloadable forms and publications here

    State Forms updated for the 2008 Tax Year

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