Tax Credits: Getting Your Share

Do you pay more than your fair share of the tax debt? Isn't it time to pay more attention to your budget than the government's deficit? Paying your fair share is an honor. Paying MORE than your fair share is bad stewardship.

Tax Deductions for Your 2005 Hybrid Automobile

With the recent push by President Bush for alternative fuel strategies, much confusion has arisen regarding tax incentives for hybrid vehicles. This article clarifies the issue for you.

Debt Management Begins with Paycheck Management

One good start towards managing your debt is to adjust your withholding taxes so that you can take more cash home every payday.

Tips For Preparing Your Taxes from the Internet

When it comes to preparing our taxes, many of us could use some help. The following websites offer guidance and information that may assist you in learning about how to get the most out of filing your returns.

Social Security Voluntary Tax Withholding

If you receive Social Security benefits did you know that you can have income tax voluntarily withheld from your check? By signing up for Voluntary Tax withholding it could make next year's tax liability easier to swallow. Here is how it works.

1.7 Million Americans Forfeit $2 Billion to Uncle Sam on April 17th

People owed refunds on their 2002 taxes had until April 17, 2006 to file for that tax year and claim their refund. If they did not file the $2 Billion will be forfeited to the government.

Didn't File Anything With the IRS on April 15th?

The magic tax date of April 15th has passed. If you did not file a tax return or extension request, you need to consider the following.

The IRS Solution If You Cannot Pay Your Taxes

The Internal Revenue Service wants you to pay taxes on time. That being said, it understands this is not always possible and has created a program for such situations.

What IRS Requires for Your Home to Qualify as Your Principal Place of Business

There are complicated IRS rules that allow you to deduct expenses for the business use of your home. One rule allows you to deduct expenses if you use a portion of your home as a business office if you to meet the exclusive and the regular use tests. If your home does not meet the exclusive and regular use tests, another IRS rule may allow your home office to be your principal place of business.

How to Make Your Child's College Savings or Wedding Expenses Tax Deductible!

The author describes a little known but legal way the average family can make ordinary regular family expenditures tax deductible and save thousands of dollars on their taxes each and every year!

Getting It Right: Taxation and Economic Growth

The article explains which tax policies will lead to sustained business growth and which are just plain old smoking blowing (business as usual). Why is this important--because a slow growing economy will negatively impact both the top and bottom lines of your business. It is best to know which set of policies will work.

Tax Return Filing Preparation

Filing for taxes and returns can be very complex, depending on the income. All the information provided to the IRS should be accurate to get a refund. Besides, the filing should be done so that the refunds are high.

Donating an Automobile to Charity? Don't Forget the Tax Deductions!

When donating an automobile to charity, you'll want to think about tax deductions. According to Publication 4303, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and state charity officials provide general guidelines for donations.

Legally Avoid Out of State Use Taxes

Selling out of state? Not sure what you should be doing about sales and use tax? Read on entrepreneur.