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Browse our previous Tax Tips Newsletters to help you stay current with the income tax issues that can affect your current and future tax situation.
The Internal Revenue Service has issued a new form with which you can request your own tax return information. It is intended to simplify and expedite the process. Read this newsletter.
With the current condition of our economy, you may be more concerned than ever about minimizing your income tax bill when it comes time to file returns again. Read this newsletter.
As the new school year begins, you may be turning your attention more fully to the subject of financing college education for yourself, your spouse, or your children. You will want to know how our tax laws attempt to support you in your efforts. Read this newsletter.
It's just plain heart-warming when the tax collector exhibits to us taxpayers its sense of fair play. The Internal Revenue Service showed true sportsmanship when it issued a mid-year reminder to encourage us to take advantage of numerous tax breaks made available earlier this year as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Read this newsletter.
Have you been running your household or small business on a shoestring, relying on your oil-burning, gas-guzzling 1995 Chevy Caprice station wagon with 205,000 miles on it to take you just a little bit further down the road before you have to bite the bullet and get a new car? Read this newsletter.
With summer fast-approaching, and vacation season about to begin, long-distance highway travel to your favorite family getaway may be on your mind. Read this newsletter.
The IRS, in commemoration of Earth Day 2009, released new guidance regarding energy-saving credits available to taxpayers who purchase certain products that reduce energy use or produce renewable energy. Read this newsletter.
Most taxpayers are concerned they may be making costly mistakes or overlooking tax breaks that could save them money, according to findings from a nationwide TaxEdge TaxEdge® survey. Read this newsletter.
The IRS has decided to be generous with its interpretation of the expanded new homebuyer's credit enacted as part of the new stimulus bill. People who qualify for the credit and who buy a new home this year before December 1 will be able to knock as much as $8,000 off their 2008 taxes, if they choose. Read this newsletter.
Senate and House conferees have agreed on the final provisions of The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the major "economic stimulus" measure of the new Obama administration. Read this newsletter.
As the filing season gets underway, taxpayers need to be aware of a handful of law changes that have been instituted since last year's filing deadline. Read this newsletter.
As 2008 heads into the fourth quarter, taxpayers who want to minimize their tax burden for this year and next have a range of options, but also face a considerable amount of uncertainty. Read this newsletter.
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