2008 Taxes

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File Back Taxes

The time has come and gone to file federal taxes and even if you haven’t yet filed with the IRS, it is still possible that backs taxes be filed for your benefit. Obviously, it’s best to pay off IRS back taxes as quickly as you can. The current approach of the government is to allow [...]

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IRS Garnishment

Sometimes things go wrong and you cannot make those payments. I know a case where a fellow student defaulted on his student loan payments and paid the penalty at the hands of the IRS. The IRS was actually able to prevent him from accessing his income tax refund. This went on until the student loan [...]

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Fast Tax Refund? Find out How

Who would not want to have a tax refund straight away? Every tax payer would love to know that their income tax will be refunded soon. What is a tax refund by the way? It is when the tax you owe is less than the total amount of refundable tax credits claimed and the amount [...]

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Free Federal Tax Filing from the Biggest Name in Online Preparation

Intuit’s TurboTax is now offering free online tax filing for your simple federal tax return. Get free preparation, free printing, and free efiling if you are filing a 1040 EZ form this tax season.

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Don’t File Your Taxes Yet If You Gave to Chile

With the recent Chile Earthquake on the minds of millions of Americans, the US House of Representatives is looking to add a Chile donation special tax deduction similar to the one in place for Haiti relief efforts. If the measure is approved, charitable donations sent to help Chile victims of the earthquake will be deductable on taxpayer’s 2009 tax returns although the donations are actually being made in 2010. Donations would need to be made before April 15th, the tax filing deadline.

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Claiming the Child Tax Credit for 2009

The Child Tax Credit is an important and beneficial tax credit that you should file for whenever you are eligible. You can receive a tax credit for up to $1,000 for every child that qualifies. Children must be under the age of 17 in addition to other stipulations.

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