Articles, tagged with "form 1040", page 1
22nd October 2011
The purpose of this article is to help you prepare Form 8283, Non-cash Charitable Contributions. The rules for reporting charitable contributions on your tax return are a bit tricky, so take your time as you read on. We'll start with some of the basics on...
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Author:
Wayne M. Davies
20th October 2011
Enjoy your tax time? I'm even looking forward to my next filing. And I might even frame my tax return and hang it in my home office. That's how big I think my refund's going to be.
Dread of the Form 1040? I leave my wife at home to take care of our ho...
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Author:
armand
07th October 2011
It is more popular than Saint Patrick’s Day, Columbus Day, and Veteran’s Day, and yet it is does not appear on any calendar printed in the United States. More than one hundred and forty million Americans observe this date by sending letters, either elect...
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Author:
Dori Faxton
22nd July 2011
A number of states have their own version of an Alternative Minimum Tax – one that is imposed at the state level, separate and distinct from the Federal Alternative Minimum Tax. While a state AMT certainly adds to the burden of those subject to the Fede...
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Author:
George Bauernfeind
23rd June 2011
A key part of US expat tax preparation you need to understand is the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, which is a series of US expat tax credits for those who are working abroad. These tax credits are reported on Form 2555 which is filed along with your Fo...
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Author:
GreenbackTax
22nd June 2011
There is a lot to handle when you personal a tiny organization. On major of all else, you have to make positive you file all the required tax varieties on time. You also may not be confident about what tax deductions are obtainable for a modest business o...
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Author:
Brent Vaughn
19th June 2011
Looking for legitimate tax deductions for your small business income tax return this year? Here are three common expenses you can deduct on Schedule C, all starting with the letter "E".
Employees.
There are several legal deductions related to your e...
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Author:
Wayne M. Davies
19th May 2011
Are you running a small business as a sole proprietor? Are you confused about which tax forms you are required to file? Here's an overview of the most common forms you'll need to prepare this tax season.
1. Schedule C, Profit or Loss From Business.
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Author:
Wayne M. Davies
13th May 2011
Frustrated with the amount of self-employment (SE) tax you pay each year? You should be. The sole proprietor pays twice as much in SE tax (15.3%) as the employee pays in federal payroll taxes (7.65%). What's a Schedule C filer to do? Here are three ways t...
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Author:
Wayne M. Davies
05th May 2011
10 Aspects of Your US Expat Taxes You Need to Understand as an American living abroad
The United States is one of the few countries that taxes citizens on their worldwide income, regardless of where that income is earned and where they live. Greenback...
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Author:
GreenbackTax
05th May 2011
As a rule, the mortgage interests can be deducted from the federal taxes with the following regulations. The taxpayers are required to complete certain paperwork such as filing Form 1040 and clearly notify the deductions on a schedule A form. The deductio...
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Author:
Best Debt Care
28th March 2011
The deadline is approaching! Taxes should be paid to the IRS by April 15th to stay away from Internal Revenue Service penalties and interest. If you need more time to file your taxes, you can request an extension. But remember, an extension of time to fil...
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Author:
P. Jacobson
09th March 2011
Are you a sole proprietor who faces the daunting task of filling out Schedule C every year? If you break out into a sweat just thinking about, you came to the right place. To get the most out of this article, get a copy of Schedule C and have it in front ...
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Author:
Wayne M. Davies
02nd March 2011
If you pay someone to prepare your tax return, choose that preparer wisely. Taxpayers are legally responsible for what’s on their own tax returns even if prepared by someone else. So, it is important to choose carefully when hiring an individual or firm t...
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Author:
ewan nicholson
10th February 2011
Who is Self-Employed?
Generally, you are self-employed if any of the following apply to you.
You carry on a trade or business as a sole proprietor or an independent contractor.
You are a member of a partnership that carries on a trade or business.
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Author:
Sandi Lattin