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The Residential Energy Credit Is Back
Not every new window, door, boiler, furnace, heater or roofing improvement will qualify.
10:00AM 02/18/13
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Like just about any income tax question that begins "Can I deduct," the answer is "It depends."
11:32AM 02/14/13
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Income Tax Turns 100. Did You Celebrate?
Congress had made two previous attempts at instituting a federal income tax. The one in 1913 stuck, and grew.
10:00AM 02/11/13
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The Head of Household Loophole You Won't Want to Use
Even with separate returns, one spouse can file as "Head of Household." The trick isn't a pleasant one.
10:00AM 02/07/13
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Winning Gamblers Still Lose If They Don't Keep Track for Taxes
Like people who use their car for business, a gambler must keep a record of daily activity.
10:00AM 02/06/13
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Have That Talk: Are You Joint or Separate at Tax Time?
Generally it is better to file a joint return, but in some cases it may pay to go your separate ways.
09:30AM 02/04/13
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Winning Gamblers Still Lose If They Don't Keep Track for Taxes
Like people who use their car for business, a gambler must keep a record of daily activity.
04:23PM 02/03/13
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Charitable Transfers Get Maximum Return on 'Minimum Distribution'
A great savings technique is back for those 70.5 and older.
09:30AM 01/31/13
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Your Filing Status? Look to Dec. 31
Among the mistakes tax filers make: Claiming head of household when you're actually single.
10:00AM 01/30/13
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Don't Forget the Tax Basics: Save Your Receipts
You may get a bigger deduction by using a tax table, but you'll never know unless you save your receipts and compare.
10:00AM 01/28/13