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If you thought deductions were a sweet way to cut your bill, wait until you hear about tax credits!
Year-round tax housekeeping can ensure that your appropriate tax bills are paid.
The IRS collects only on your taxable income. Deductions can help you reduce that amount.
Even if the bulk of your taxes are paid through withholding, filing a return will sort out the nitty-gritty.
Sure you get credit on your return for your paycheck withholding, but don’t forget to also claim other taxes you paid.
Unlike deductions, tax credits cut into your actual tax bill, often providing mega-savings.
Perplexed by the status options on your return? You’re not alone. Learn about them and find the best one for you.
The earned income tax credit provides a break for lower and moderate wage workers.
Certain windfalls and profits are considered capital gains. Here’s how to determine what you’ll owe.
Mutual fund taxes can be complicated. Here’s what you need to know.
Should you file your taxes as “married filing jointly” or “married filing separately?” Here’s how to decide.
Home sales may incur capital gains taxes. Here’s how to keep as much profit in your pocket as possible.
Nearly 36 million Americans are eligible for the expanded credit.
The bill proposes making the credit permanently fully refundable. Here’s what to know.
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The interest on the home you bought for your in-laws may be deductible in these cases.
While you can’t deduct your grandkids’ college costs, you can get a different tax break.
It’s possible you could use passive losses from real estate to offset a Roth conversion.
IRA fees are tax-deductible if you use outside assets to pay them.