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    What to Do Now If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes in April

What to Do Now If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes in April

By Guest| 2020-02-03T08:49:05-06:00 March 30th, 2015|

What to do now if you can't pay your taxes in April. Four suggestions to help you get back on track with the IRS if you can't pay your taxes in April. This post was written by guest blogger Eva Rosenberg. When it comes to your taxes, the best way to avoid stress and problems [...]

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    Seven Last-Minute Tips to Maximize Your Tax Refund

Seven Last-Minute Tips to Maximize Your Tax Refund

By Guest| 2020-01-30T13:45:03-06:00 March 30th, 2015|

Seven last-minute tips to maximize your tax refund. Don't miss out on an opportunity to reduce your taxes owed and maximize your tax refund. Tax season has begun, and while you may think it’s too late to do anything that can impact your taxes, that’s not the case. Even now you still can maximize your [...]

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    Tax Credits vs. Tax Deductions: What’s the Difference?

Tax Credits vs. Tax Deductions: What’s the Difference?

By Guest| 2017-06-22T15:45:37-05:00 March 26th, 2015|

When it’s time to file taxes, navigating the world of tax credits and tax deductions can be confusing. They seem similar, yet they work differently. How do you know what to claim? What will save you the most money? The Basics: What’s the difference between tax credits and tax deductions? Tax credits reduce your actual [...]

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    Tax Deductions Extended Into 2014

Tax Deductions Extended Into 2014

By Ilyce Glink| 2018-03-08T13:43:26-06:00 December 22nd, 2014|

Here's a quick list of the tax deductions Congress just extended to the end of the year. 1. Mortgage debt forgiveness. If you did a short sale in 2014, you will not have to pay taxes on the debt the lender writes off in the deal. 2. Deduction for private mortgage insurance. You can continue to [...]

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    Do I Need to Repay my First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit from 2008?

Do I Need to Repay my First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit from 2008?

By Ilyce Glink| 2018-03-12T12:20:25-05:00 January 4th, 2013|

For those that took advantage of the first-time home buyer tax credit in 2008, you still need to repay the IRS back over time. Q: I bought a home in April, 2008 and took advantage of the $7,500 home buyer tax credit. My understanding is I will have to pay back the full amount to [...]

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    Tax Tips: Tax Implications of a New Baby

Tax Tips: Tax Implications of a New Baby

By Guest| 2017-09-25T13:48:03-05:00 November 14th, 2011|

Babies bring us happiness—and tax benefits. I have a number of tax tips that will help you figure out the tax benefit you’re entitled to with a new baby. It’s just a little added bonus to your bundle of joy. Tax Tips: What are some tax benefits for parents? The dependency exemption is worth $3,700 [...]

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    Did You Miss A State Tax Credit?

Did You Miss A State Tax Credit?

By Guest| 2017-03-21T14:37:10-05:00 November 8th, 2011|

Last month, while I was frantically trying to finish up a Pennsylvania client’s tax return, I discovered that we had missed a $500 to $650 state property tax credit for seniors. To snag that credit, it seemed that the return should have been filed by June 30. But, oh ho! The state had extended the [...]

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