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Delinquent Taxes - What Happens if I Don't Pay the IRS? By : Neil Lemons This article was created to aid you in understanding the ramifications of delinquent income tax returns, and explain why you may see extra tax charges you did not originally have assessed by the federal government. Home Based Business Tax Deduction Topic - Home Office By : Robert Rogers If you are self-employed and run you business from a space in your home, you may qualify for a home office tax deduction. This article will cover the requirements to qualify for a home office deduction. Home Based Business Tax Deduction Topic - Vehicles By : Robert Rogers This article will cover vehicle related deductions that often get overlooked by home-based businesses. Our focus will be for individuals with no employees, however many of the deductions will apply to small business and large corporations as well. Home Business Tax Savings - Business Travel By : Robert Rogers If you have a home business that requires you to travel, either by plane, car, or train, then you have additional tax deductions you may qualify for. This includes but is not limited to the cost of airfare, meals, dry-cleaning, and hotel/motel expenses. This article will cover the rules and requirements so you can claim these deductions on your 2006 tax return. Tax Considerations When Re-Financing By : John Pawlett For many homeowners the overall goals of re-financing are often paying less in interest overall and reducing monthly payments. Get Tax Help To Avoid Getting Caught In A Financial Mess! By : Brooke Hayles It has been said that there are two certainties in life, death and taxes. While you can do nothing about the first there is all kinds of help available when it comes to paying taxes. Getting the right kind of advice is crucial if you are to save at least some of your dollars. How To Prepare For Your Tax Savings By : William Smith As the tax code grows by several encyclopedia volumes each year, more and more tax preparation services and software programs spring up all over the country. Get Tax Help From The IRS - It Can Greatly Help You By : Brooke Hayles Tax help is important for most of us, because not everyone is an accountant. There are many ways a taxpayer could go about obtaining tax help and some of these avenues will save you money. Choosing the Right Tax Software for You By : William Smith With so many tax software programs on the market, many people are foregoing tax professionals and preparing their own taxes. How A Tax Attorney Can Help Save Your Hard Earned Income By : Brooke Hayles A tax attorney can handle all of your tax needs. For corporations that have more complex tax situations it's imperative to secure the services of a professional. Choose someone who speaks clearly and who you believe is knowledgeable and honest. You just might end up saving more than you thought this year! Surprise - You Have Been Audited By The IRS By : Grant Segall One of an American citizen's worst fears is an audit by the IRS. The unlucky individual who is the target of an audit begins to conjure up images of penalties, fines, levies, or worst of all, jail time. Understanding The Dreaded Income Tax By : Grant Segall Every year in April, Americans are faced with an imposing deadline - tax day. Throughout the year, income is earned and then taxed. Depending on the way in which dependants are claimed and deductibles used, a person would then be entitled to money back come income tax time or they would have to pay taxes Charity Car Donation: Cancer Society vs Father Joe's By : Jill Brennan Deciding to donate your car to charity is a great thing to do but it can be difficult deciding which charity to pick from the many eager to take your car. Read on for a review of two popular choices. Ask Questions before Claiming a Home Improvement Tax Deduction By : William King There are strict guidelines put forth by the IRS that describes how a homeowner should claim a home improvement tax deduction. Donating A Car - What IRS Want You To Know By : Joshua Poyoh When donating your car to your favorite charity, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants you to be aware of certain pitfalls. After Dec. 31, 2004, taxpayers planning their charitable giving, donors should understand the way that the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 will alter the rules for the contribution of used motor vehicles, boats and planes.
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