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Tax Obligations for U.S. Citizens Living Abroad
U.S. citizens and resident aliens, including those with dual citizenship who have lived or worked abroad during all or part of 2013, may have a U.S. tax liability and a filing requirement in 2014. The ... ...More...
Online Alternative Teacher Certification in Alabama
Prospective teachers in Alabama who hold a bachelor's degree can earn a teaching certificate by either completing an approved alternate route education program at an Alabama college or by completing the American Board for Certification of Teaching Excellence program (ABCTE). Those enrolling in colle...More...
Tax Credits for Homeowners in Foreclosure
Homeowners who lose their homes to foreclosure may be shocked to find out they owe Uncle Sam money at tax time. When a lender forecloses on your home and subsequently sells the home at auction, it is likely the proceeds of the sale will come up short, leaving a balance on your mortgage loan. You cou...More...
Allowable IRA Deductions
Contributions you make to a tax-deferred individual retirement account, such as a traditional IRA, can usually be deducted from your income taxes. The deduction for IRA contributions can be taken even if you do not itemize your deductions....More...
Dormant Companies Must File Tax Returns
In the good old days, the booming economy let the IRS focus primarily on income-earners. Many people used to set up corporations or LLCs, and then just ignored them. Even if people got a tax ID number for their LLC or company; if they never did any business, they filed no tax returns; and in the pas...More...
Preparing Tax Return Online - The E-Filing
With advancement in every field, internet access has become a non-separable part of every business. On the closing time of tax season, every earner has a priority to finish with all the formalities and processes of tax return filing....More...
Free Tax Preparation - Easy Online Process Explained
Given the fast paced life that we have today, we really need a technology that would help us in the preparation of our taxes. Doing it manually or hiring an accountant could be burdensome and impracti...More...
Becoming A Personal Service Company
The term 'Personal Service Company' (PSC) is somewhat ambiguous as it has yet to be clearly defined by Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC). This article explores what constitutes a PSC, how using one can be beneficial to self-employed workers and the legality of such a company, par...More...
How to Adjust Income Before Taxes for Operating Activities
When tax season comes around, the big question on everyone's mind is "How can I get a bigger refund?" or "How can I pay less tax?" The simple answer is knowing all of your tax deductions, which is especially important to self-employed business owners taxed on the amount of money they made during the...More...
How to Calculate Gross Income
Gross income is the total of all your income before taxes and other deductions are removed. The amount left after all deductions is called net income. Calculating your gross income is fairly easy and straightforward, using basic information from your pay stub, and simple math. This artic...More...
The Best Low Tax Retirement
When planning for retirement, you may want to choose alternative retirement and investing strategies that reduce or eliminate your taxes. If you think that you'll be in a high tax bracket when you retire, a low or tax-free retirement will ensure that you get the most net income from your retirement ...More...
How to Figure Out My Paycheck Based on My Annual Salary
If you've been offered a new job and are having trouble working out how your annual salary will translate to a regular income or are concerned that your current employer isn't paying you properly, you can use a simple calculation to work out the gross and net values of your periodical paycheck....More...
How to Find a Good Enrolled Agent to Help With Tax Problems
An enrolled agent, or EA, is a tax professional with substantial technical expertise in the tax code and is authorized to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. The position dates back to the 1800s, after the government began to restrict direct access to the IRS after a number of q...More...
How Much Does Property Tax Affect Filing Your Taxes?
Taxpayers who own property are assessed a tax annually on the value of that property. These taxes are paid either out-of-pocket or through escrow as part of a mortgage loan. While these expenses may be an unpleasant requirement, they may be advantageous at tax time. Some property tax payments may he...More...
Income Tax Extensions - Payments and Penalties Explained
Filing a tax extension gives you six extra months to file your tax return--but if you owe taxes, the IRS asks that you still pay them by April 15 (or March 15 for most businesses). This may seem a bit counterintuitive to many taxpayers. Isn't the whole point of getting an extension so you don&a...More...
Finding Professional Hartland Ct Tax Attorneys Services
One element of life that we all ultimately have to deal with is having to pay taxes. However, if you are inexperienced with the process of how to file your taxes or you are going through issues while making your yearly payments, you may want to consider contacting a Hartland CT tax lawyer. Legal rep...More...
5 Important Facts About Tax Benefit in India
Buying a home is one of the major decisions of one's life and almost every body who takes a home loan has to go to a bank or financial institution to get his home financed. The money involved in a home loan is often a very big sum. Government of India has given some tax benefits on home loans i...More...
Can I Deduct House Payment Interest on My Federal Taxes?
The interest on your mortgage payment is tax deductible. Tax deductions are not the same as tax credits, however. With a deduction you get a portion of the deduction taken from your tax liability, while tax credits reduce your tax liability by the amount of the credit. Mortgage interest deductions d...More...
Estimate Determination of Fair Market Value
An object's fair market value (FMV) is an important figure to know if you intend on selling or donating the item. According to the Internal Revenue Service, FMV is "the price the property would sell for on the open market. The figure has also been described as the price between a willing buyer and a...More...
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