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Using This Years Taxes to Save On Next Years Taxes By : Richard A. Chapo You just got done paying taxes or filing an extension and are grumpy. If you are smart, you will use this miserable event to save some cash for next year. Valuable Tax Deductions for your Vehicle You Can't Afford to Miss By : Germaine A. Hoston Is your business missing out on valuable tax deductions you can take for the use of your personal vehicle for business purposes? Even if you work at home most of the time, miles you've driven to purchase office supplies, buy stamps or mail packages, and other errands for your business can translate into big tax deductions. With fuel costs soaring, you are literally throwing money down the drain if you are not keeping track of this mileage and taking the deductions for it to which you're entitled as a business owner. What Is A Dependent For Tax Purposes? By : Ken Snowie What are the qualifying characteristics of a dependent for tax purposes? Following is a general explanation on how to determine dependents, and how it relates to your tax status, liability and the credits you can claim on your tax return. What Is A Tax Lien And When It Is Used? By : Gray Rollins A lien is defined as the right to hold or sell property that is owned by an individual who owes debt. The property is often sold to make payment on the debt or the property is held as security until the debt is paid off. There are many financial institutions that use a lien to obtain the amount of money owned to them. In addition to financial institutions, the federal government also uses tax liens to obtain money until their debt is paid off in full. What Is An Inheritance Tax And When Is It Applied? By : Gray Rollins When an individual passes, on the federal government imposes an estate tax. This estate tax only applies to estate properties that are over one million fifty thousand dollars. The federal government is still likely to tax an estate even if all or a portion of the estate is being handed down to other family members. Instead of imposing an estate tax in this situation, there many states that impose an inheritance tax. What Is The Fair Tax And Why Should You Care? By : Doug Smith The U.S. Federal Income Tax Code is a tax on the income of American companies and citizens enacted by the government. The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to impose taxes, duties, imposts, and excises. The purpose of the Tax Code is to provide income for the operation of the government. The Tax Code is found in Title 26 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). What To Do If You Didn’t Get a Form 1099 By : Richard A. Chapo If you earned revenues as an independent contractor in 2005, you should have received a 1099 Form for the work. So, what if you haven’t received one? What To Do If You Didn’t Get a W-2 By : Richard A. Chapo If you worked in a salaried position during 2005, your employer should issue you a W-2 form for your tax reporting. So, what if you haven’t received one? What To Do If You’re Being Audited By : Gray Rollins Audits are regularly issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). There are two main reasons why an individual or business may be audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Random audits are not as frequent as they used to be; however, they do still exist. The majority of audits ordered by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are because they noticed a large mistake or they feel a taxpayer is trying to deceive them to receive a larger tax refund. What Your Tax Dollars Do For You By : Ken Snowie In this article, we will take a look at the influence the government exerts over our daily lives through our taxation, and the good and bad aspects of that influence. Which 1099 Tax Forms Concern You? By : Keith Hoyng It’s tax time again and you must be sure to receive all the necessary forms. What is a 1099 tax form and who gets one? A Tax Form 1099 is used to report income other than wages, salaries and tips. Here of late, this term is used more and more frequently as many employers are opting to use contract labor versus hiring employees, who can turn out to be quite expensive when you factor in the insurance, payroll taxes, and other possible liability. Why Income Tax Hurt Income Earners And Workers By : Jim Thio All wealth redistribution comes in the form of the equivalent of tax and welfare. However, you need to be careful. Incorrect taxation schemes can result in less wealth for you. You see, by reading this website I would suppose that you’re poor or middle class wanting to skyrocket your income, right. Rich means owning a lot of money. If you’re poor and would want to get rich, you need to have a lot of income. So will income tax help? No! Abolish income tax. You're Roth IRA Withdrawal By : LeeAnna The Roth IRA was born on January 1, 1998 as a result of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. It's named after former Senator William V. Roth, Jr. The Roth IRA provides no deduction for contributions, but instead provides a benefit that isn't available for any other form of retirement savings: if you meet certain requirements, all earnings are tax free when you or your beneficiary withdraws them. Your Tip Earnings and Taxes By : Richard A. Chapo If you work in a service where you get tips, guess what? The IRS expects you to report them and pay taxes on them.

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