We’re in crunch time now with tax season as personal returns or extensions must be filed by next Tuesday, April 17th. Before filing, tax filers should review the return carefully to make sure that all of the expenses claimed are in fact tax deductible. Read More.
There are many taxpayers that actually claim their pets as a dependent on their tax returns. To set the record straight, in almost all circumstances, a pet is not a valid tax deduction. However, there are certain instances in which the pet can be deductible. Find out if your pet qualifies. Read More.
Sometimes taxpayers that own vacation homes miss out on some valuable tax breaks. This may impact you because believe it or not, the IRS considers many types of dwellings a vacation home: house, condo, co-op, RV, house trailer, and even a boat with cooking, sleeping, and restroom amenities. What are the potential tax breaks and should I also consider renting it out? Read More.
There are a few valuable tax deductions and credits that parents and students can take advantage of for the 2011 tax year. Parents that are even high income earners can pass along certain tax breaks to their college kids. Read More.
Have you filed your 2008 tax return and claimed your refund yet? If not, you may be one of the more than 1 million people that are owed $1 billion in tax refunds from 2008. Read More.