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Citadelle Laferriere is the largest fortress in the Western hemisphere, and is a site well
worth visiting, even if it is a bit out of the way. The Citadelle Laferriere stands atop Bonnet
deal of Haiti is visible. The city of Cap-Haitien, more than 17 miles (27km) away, can be
seen, as can the ocean. In fact, it is said that on a clear day one can see the coast of Cuba,
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HOW TO CUT YOUR TAXES; EASY STEPS...
Here's how to make sure you don't pay more than your
fair share of income tax...
Tips for Taxpayers Hit by the Recession
Discharged Debt. Normally, if a portion of your mortgage debt is forgiven, the amount
erased is considered taxable income. But Congress has temporarily lifted that rule for
debts wiped out on your primary home. So if your lender restructured your loan and
reduced the amount, or you had debt forgiven as part of a foreclosure, you will not owe
taxes on that amount -- up to $2 million, or $1 million for married people filing separately --
as long as the debt reduction occurred from 2007 to 2012
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TIPS FOR INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT
I.R.A. and 401(k) Withdrawals. Taxpayers who tapped their I.R.A. (and did not repay it
within 60 days) will owe income taxes. Those under age 59 ½ will also owe a 10 percent
penalty.
There are some cases where the penalty is waived. If, for instance, you used the money
to pay for your medical insurance after you lost your job, according to the I.R.S., you
would not pay a penalty.
Participants in 401(k) plans are subject to similar rules, though withdrawals that are
deemed qualifying hardships -- like costs tied to foreclosure, eviction and education -- are
still subject to the penalty if made before age 59 ½. But you can take penalty-free
withdrawals if you left your job the year you turned 55 or later.
Roth I.R.A.'s can be tapped without penalty, as long as you withdraw your own
contributions and not investment earnings.
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ABOUT...
HOW TO CUT YOUR TAXES; EASY STEPS...
Here's how to make sure you don't pay more than your
fair share of income tax...
Tips for Taxpayers Hit by the Recession
Discharged Debt. Normally, if a portion of your mortgage debt is forgiven, the amount
erased is considered taxable income. But Congress has temporarily lifted that rule for
debts wiped out on your primary home. So if your lender restructured your loan and
reduced the amount, or you had debt forgiven as part of a foreclosure, you will not owe
taxes on that amount -- up to $2 million, or $1 million for married people filing separately --
as long as the debt reduction occurred from 2007 to 2012
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TIPS FOR INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT
I.R.A. and 401(k) Withdrawals. Taxpayers who tapped their I.R.A. (and did not repay it
within 60 days) will owe income taxes. Those under age 59 ½ will also owe a 10 percent
penalty.
There are some cases where the penalty is waived. If, for instance, you used the money
to pay for your medical insurance after you lost your job, according to the I.R.S., you
would not pay a penalty.
Participants in 401(k) plans are subject to similar rules, though withdrawals that are
deemed qualifying hardships -- like costs tied to foreclosure, eviction and education -- are
still subject to the penalty if made before age 59 ½. But you can take penalty-free
withdrawals if you left your job the year you turned 55 or later.
Roth I.R.A.'s can be tapped without penalty, as long as you withdraw your own
contributions and not investment earnings.
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HAVING PROBLEMS TO PAY YOUR TAXES...
Can't Pay Taxes. If you can't afford to pay your taxes, you should still file your return on
time and pay as much as you can to avoid penalties and interest, the I.R.S. said. But
call the I.R.S. to see whether you can get an extension, a payment plan or other relief.
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Unemployment.
The good news is that unemployment benefits were extended last year. The bad news is
that those benefits are taxable. Your tax bracket is based on total income, including any
money earned before you were laid off.
"That catches a lot of people off guard," You should receive a 1099-G that will show
what you received from unemployment and any tax you elected to have withheld. If you
didn't elect to withhold taxes, you may owe them now. Severance and pay for vacation
or sick time is also taxable.
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More Deductions.
When you income drops, you're more likely to qualify for certain tax breaks that phase
out if you earn too much money. Tax professionals said that more people are qualifying
for the Earned Income Tax Credit, which is aimed at working people and families with
low incomes:
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Finance & Investing
State Sales Taxes
This write-off makes sense primarily for those who live in states that do not impose an
income tax. You must choose between deducting state and local income taxes or state
and local sales taxes. For most citizens of income-tax states, the income-tax deduction
is a better deal.
If you purchased a vehicle, boat, airplane or home-building materials, you get to add the
state sales tax you paid to the amount shown in IRS tables for your state, to the extent
the sales tax rate you paid doesn't exceed the state's general sales tax rate. The IRS
even has a calculator on its Web site to help you figure the deduction, which varies by
your state and income level.
Can't Pay Taxes. If you can't afford to pay your taxes, you should still file your return on
time and pay as much as you can to avoid penalties and interest, the I.R.S. said. But
call the I.R.S. to see whether you can get an extension, a payment plan or other relief.
------------------------------------------KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Unemployment.
The good news is that unemployment benefits were extended last year. The bad news is
that those benefits are taxable. Your tax bracket is based on total income, including any
money earned before you were laid off.
"That catches a lot of people off guard," You should receive a 1099-G that will show
what you received from unemployment and any tax you elected to have withheld. If you
didn't elect to withhold taxes, you may owe them now. Severance and pay for vacation
or sick time is also taxable.
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More Deductions.
When you income drops, you're more likely to qualify for certain tax breaks that phase
out if you earn too much money. Tax professionals said that more people are qualifying
for the Earned Income Tax Credit, which is aimed at working people and families with
low incomes:
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Finance & Investing
State Sales Taxes
This write-off makes sense primarily for those who live in states that do not impose an
income tax. You must choose between deducting state and local income taxes or state
and local sales taxes. For most citizens of income-tax states, the income-tax deduction
is a better deal.
If you purchased a vehicle, boat, airplane or home-building materials, you get to add the
state sales tax you paid to the amount shown in IRS tables for your state, to the extent
the sales tax rate you paid doesn't exceed the state's general sales tax rate. The IRS
even has a calculator on its Web site to help you figure the deduction, which varies by
your state and income level.
Finance & Investing
Reinvested Dividends
This is the break former IRS Commissioner Fred Goldberg told Kiplinger's that a lot of
taxpayers miss.
If, like most investors, you have mutual-fund dividends automatically invested in extra
shares, remember that each reinvestment increases your "tax basis" in the fund. That, in
turn, reduces the taxable capital gain when you redeem shares.
Forgetting to include the reinvested dividends in your basis -- which you subtract from
the sale proceeds to pinpoint your gain -- means overpaying your tax.
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Out-of-Pocket ---TAXES, TAXES...
Charitable Deductions
You can write off out-of-pocket costs incurred while doing good works.
The money you spend on ingredients for casseroles you prepared for a soup kitchen, for
example, or on stamps you buy for your school's fund-raiser counts as a charitable
contribution.
Also, if you drove your car for charity in 2009, remember to deduct 14 cents per mile.
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Student-Loan Interest
Paid by Mom and Dad
Generally, you can only deduct mortgage or student-loan interest if you are legally
required to repay the debt. But if parents pay back a child's student loan, the IRS treats it
as though the money was given to the child, who then paid the debt.
A child who’s not claimed as a dependent can qualify to deduct up to $2,500 of student-
loan interest paid by Mom and Dad. And he or she doesn't have to itemize to use this
money-saver.-----//--- KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Reinvested Dividends
This is the break former IRS Commissioner Fred Goldberg told Kiplinger's that a lot of
taxpayers miss.
If, like most investors, you have mutual-fund dividends automatically invested in extra
shares, remember that each reinvestment increases your "tax basis" in the fund. That, in
turn, reduces the taxable capital gain when you redeem shares.
Forgetting to include the reinvested dividends in your basis -- which you subtract from
the sale proceeds to pinpoint your gain -- means overpaying your tax.
-----------------------------------------------------
Out-of-Pocket ---TAXES, TAXES...
Charitable Deductions
You can write off out-of-pocket costs incurred while doing good works.
The money you spend on ingredients for casseroles you prepared for a soup kitchen, for
example, or on stamps you buy for your school's fund-raiser counts as a charitable
contribution.
Also, if you drove your car for charity in 2009, remember to deduct 14 cents per mile.
-----------------------------------------------
Student-Loan Interest
Paid by Mom and Dad
Generally, you can only deduct mortgage or student-loan interest if you are legally
required to repay the debt. But if parents pay back a child's student loan, the IRS treats it
as though the money was given to the child, who then paid the debt.
A child who’s not claimed as a dependent can qualify to deduct up to $2,500 of student-
loan interest paid by Mom and Dad. And he or she doesn't have to itemize to use this
money-saver.-----//--- KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
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for a New Job
Job-hunting expenses incurred while looking for your first job are not deductible, but moving
expenses to get to that position are. And you get this write-off even if you don't itemize.
If you moved more than 50 miles, you can deduct the cost of getting yourself and your household
goods to the new area, including 24 cents per mile for driving your own vehicle for a 2009 move,
plus parking fees and tolls. The same holds true for any new job you take.
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Military Reservists’
Travel Expenses
Members of the National Guard or military reserve may tap a deduction for travel expenses to drills
or meetings. To qualify, you must travel more than 100 miles from home and be away from home
overnight.
If you qualify, you can deduct the cost of lodging and half the cost of your meals, plus 55 cents per
mile for driving your own car to get to and from 2009 drills. In any event, add parking fees or tolls.
You get this deduction regardless of whether you itemize.
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for a New Job
Job-hunting expenses incurred while looking for your first job are not deductible, but moving
expenses to get to that position are. And you get this write-off even if you don't itemize.
If you moved more than 50 miles, you can deduct the cost of getting yourself and your household
goods to the new area, including 24 cents per mile for driving your own vehicle for a 2009 move,
plus parking fees and tolls. The same holds true for any new job you take.
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Military Reservists’
Travel Expenses
Members of the National Guard or military reserve may tap a deduction for travel expenses to drills
or meetings. To qualify, you must travel more than 100 miles from home and be away from home
overnight.
If you qualify, you can deduct the cost of lodging and half the cost of your meals, plus 55 cents per
mile for driving your own car to get to and from 2009 drills. In any event, add parking fees or tolls.
You get this deduction regardless of whether you itemize.
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Child-Care Credit
It's easy to overlook the child-care credit if you pay your child-care bills through a reimbursement
account at work. Although only $5,000 of such expenses can be paid through a tax-favored
reimbursement account, up to $6,000 (for the care of two or more children) can qualify for the credit.
So, if you run the maximum allowed by your work plan, you can claim the credit on as much as
$1,000 of additional expenses you pay for work-related child care. That would cut your tax bill by at
least $200.
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Estate Tax on Income
In Respect of a Decedent
This sounds complicated, but it can save you a lot of money if you inherited an IRA from someone
whose estate was big enough to be subject to the federal estate tax. Basically, you get an
income-tax deduction for the amount of estate tax paid on the IRA assets you received. Let's say
you inherited a $100,000 IRA, and the fact that the money was included in your benefactor's estate
added $45,000 to the estate-tax bill.
You get to deduct that $45,000 on your tax returns as you withdraw the money from the IRA. If you
withdraw $50,000 in one year, for example, you get to claim a $22,500 itemized deduction on
Schedule A. That would save you $6,300 in the 28% bracket.
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Refinancing Points
When you buy a house, you get to deduct points paid to get your mortgage in one fell swoop. When
you refinance a mortgage, though, you have to deduct the points over the life of the loan. That
means you can deduct 1/30th of the points a year if it's a 30-year mortgage -- that's $33 a year for
each $1,000 of points you paid. Not much, maybe, but don't throw it away.
Even more important, in the year you pay off the loan -- because you sell the house or refinance
again -- you get to deduct all as-yet-undeducted points.
There's one exception to this sweet rule: If you refinance a refinanced loan with the same lender,
you add the points paid on the latest deal to the leftovers from the previous refinancing ... and
deduct the amount gradually over the life of the new loan.
It's easy to overlook the child-care credit if you pay your child-care bills through a reimbursement
account at work. Although only $5,000 of such expenses can be paid through a tax-favored
reimbursement account, up to $6,000 (for the care of two or more children) can qualify for the credit.
So, if you run the maximum allowed by your work plan, you can claim the credit on as much as
$1,000 of additional expenses you pay for work-related child care. That would cut your tax bill by at
least $200.
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Estate Tax on Income
In Respect of a Decedent
This sounds complicated, but it can save you a lot of money if you inherited an IRA from someone
whose estate was big enough to be subject to the federal estate tax. Basically, you get an
income-tax deduction for the amount of estate tax paid on the IRA assets you received. Let's say
you inherited a $100,000 IRA, and the fact that the money was included in your benefactor's estate
added $45,000 to the estate-tax bill.
You get to deduct that $45,000 on your tax returns as you withdraw the money from the IRA. If you
withdraw $50,000 in one year, for example, you get to claim a $22,500 itemized deduction on
Schedule A. That would save you $6,300 in the 28% bracket.
----------------------------------------------------------
Refinancing Points
When you buy a house, you get to deduct points paid to get your mortgage in one fell swoop. When
you refinance a mortgage, though, you have to deduct the points over the life of the loan. That
means you can deduct 1/30th of the points a year if it's a 30-year mortgage -- that's $33 a year for
each $1,000 of points you paid. Not much, maybe, but don't throw it away.
Even more important, in the year you pay off the loan -- because you sell the house or refinance
again -- you get to deduct all as-yet-undeducted points.
There's one exception to this sweet rule: If you refinance a refinanced loan with the same lender,
you add the points paid on the latest deal to the leftovers from the previous refinancing ... and
deduct the amount gradually over the life of the new loan.
Jury Pay Paid to Employer //----KNOWLEDGEFINANCIALGROUP.
COM
Many employers continue to pay employees' full salary while they serve on jury duty, and some
require the employees to turn over their jury fees to the company coffers. The only problem is that the
IRS demands that you report those fees as taxable income. To even things out, you get to deduct the
amount paid to your employer.
But how do you do it? There's no line on Form 1040 labeled "jury fees." Instead the write-off goes on
line 36, which purports to be for simply totaling up the deductions that get their own lines. Add your
jury fees to the total of your other write-offs, and write "jury pay" on the dotted line.
------------------------------------------------
Property-Tax Deduction
for Non-Itemizers
This break, new in 2008, also works in 2009, but millions of taxpayers who claim the standard
deduction may miss it. Normally, to write off property taxes, you must itemize deductions. But this
new rule lets homeowners who don’t itemize boost their standard-deduction amount by up to $500
for single taxpayers or up to $1,000 for married taxpayers filing jointly to account for property taxes
paid on the home during 2009.
You’ll need to include extra paperwork – a Schedule L – with your 2009 tax return to get this break.
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College Credit for
Junior and Senior Years
Parents of college kids know the $2,000 Hope credit is just for the first two years of college; after
that, the lower Lifetime Learning credit applies. But wait! That’s not how it works for 2009.
Instead, the credit has been renamed, increased and expanded. It’s now called the American
Opportunity Credit, and it will rebate up to $2,500 for each qualifying student for the first four years of
college. The full credit is available to individuals whose modified adjusted gross income is $80,000
or less, or $160,000 or less for married couples filing a joint return. The credit is phased out for
taxpayers with incomes above these levels. These income limits are higher than last year.
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Sales-Tax Deduction
for New Vehicles
Taxpayers who buy a new car, truck, motorcycle or motor home after February 16, 2009, and by the
end of the year can deduct the sales tax paid on the purchase either as an itemized deduction or, if
they don't itemize as a supercharged standard deduction. Sales tax paid on the first $49,500 of cost
qualifies. The benefit begins phasing out for married couples with adjusted gross incomes over
$250,000 and singles with adjusted gross incomes over $125,000, and is completely gone for single
filers with AGI of $135,000 or more or joint filers with AGI of at least $260,000.
Non-itemizers need to file a Schedule L with their return to get the benefit; itemizers who elect to
deduct state income taxes will claim the car sales tax as a separate itemized deduction.
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COM
Many employers continue to pay employees' full salary while they serve on jury duty, and some
require the employees to turn over their jury fees to the company coffers. The only problem is that the
IRS demands that you report those fees as taxable income. To even things out, you get to deduct the
amount paid to your employer.
But how do you do it? There's no line on Form 1040 labeled "jury fees." Instead the write-off goes on
line 36, which purports to be for simply totaling up the deductions that get their own lines. Add your
jury fees to the total of your other write-offs, and write "jury pay" on the dotted line.
------------------------------------------------
Property-Tax Deduction
for Non-Itemizers
This break, new in 2008, also works in 2009, but millions of taxpayers who claim the standard
deduction may miss it. Normally, to write off property taxes, you must itemize deductions. But this
new rule lets homeowners who don’t itemize boost their standard-deduction amount by up to $500
for single taxpayers or up to $1,000 for married taxpayers filing jointly to account for property taxes
paid on the home during 2009.
You’ll need to include extra paperwork – a Schedule L – with your 2009 tax return to get this break.
----------------------------------------------------KNOWLEDGEFINANCIALGROUP.COM
College Credit for
Junior and Senior Years
Parents of college kids know the $2,000 Hope credit is just for the first two years of college; after
that, the lower Lifetime Learning credit applies. But wait! That’s not how it works for 2009.
Instead, the credit has been renamed, increased and expanded. It’s now called the American
Opportunity Credit, and it will rebate up to $2,500 for each qualifying student for the first four years of
college. The full credit is available to individuals whose modified adjusted gross income is $80,000
or less, or $160,000 or less for married couples filing a joint return. The credit is phased out for
taxpayers with incomes above these levels. These income limits are higher than last year.
------------------------------------------------------------
Sales-Tax Deduction
for New Vehicles
Taxpayers who buy a new car, truck, motorcycle or motor home after February 16, 2009, and by the
end of the year can deduct the sales tax paid on the purchase either as an itemized deduction or, if
they don't itemize as a supercharged standard deduction. Sales tax paid on the first $49,500 of cost
qualifies. The benefit begins phasing out for married couples with adjusted gross incomes over
$250,000 and singles with adjusted gross incomes over $125,000, and is completely gone for single
filers with AGI of $135,000 or more or joint filers with AGI of at least $260,000.
Non-itemizers need to file a Schedule L with their return to get the benefit; itemizers who elect to
deduct state income taxes will claim the car sales tax as a separate itemized deduction.
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Tax Breaks That Anyone Can Claim
1. Charitable Donations
Most cash donations made to charity in the tax year can be claimed as an itemized
deduction on your tax return, but many folks don't realize that non-cash contributions
can be claimed as well.
If you've donated to a charity or non-profit organization using your credit card, you can
claim that donation. If you've donated material goods or services, be sure that you have
a receipt from the charity stating the value of the goods or services you donated. You
can claim that value as a charitable deduction.
2. Child Care Credit
If you pay for child care regularly while you are at work, you may be eligible for a tax
credit. The amount of care covered can be up to $6,000 for the care of two or more
children, according to experts, you must be sure to keep clear records; paying your
child care provider in cash while keeping no traceable record of the payment will make
it extremely difficult to claim the amount on your tax return.
3. Home Energy Efficiency Improvements
If you have to make any home improvements, go with the energy efficient options.
Consumers can claim 30% of the cost, up to $1,500, of energy efficient home
improvement items, such as "energy-efficient windows, insulation, doors, roofs, and
heating and cooling equipment in existing homes," according to the Department of
Energy. So replace those doors and windows by the end of the year and get a break on
your taxes.
4. Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credits
Another "green" tax break is for renewable energy additions made to your home. The
Department of Energy includes "solar energy systems (including solar water heating
and solar electric systems), small wind systems, geothermal heat pumps, and
residential fuel cell and microturbine systems".
Home owners can get a tax credit of up to 30% of the cost of these improvements.
When you consider how much money this type of renewable energy will save you in
lower electric bills over the years and combine that with the 30% tax credit, greening
your home begins to look like a pretty smart move.
6. Relocating for Work
Whether you're moving for your very first job, for a new job or for relocation with your
current employer, you can recover some of your relocation expenses. You have to
validate your move by passing a couple of "tests". The first test involves the distance.
The distance from your new work location to your former home has to be at least 50
miles longer than your previous commute.
The second test is just a way of proving that you actually moved for the job; you have to
be employed for at least 39 weeks out of the 12 months immediately following your
move, in the vicinity of your new job. You don't have to actually be employed with the
same company, just in the same general area.
Bottom Line
Don't be fooled into thinking that tax credits and deductions are for everybody but you.
Simply donating, working and improving your home can add up to significant savings
on your taxes, so start getting out those receipts and adding up the numbers.
Document what you claim on the deductions and ask your tax professional if you have
any questions about what you can claim. Then go for it; you might be getting a much
bigger refund than you thought.
5. Automobile Tax Credits
Get green on your commute and you could see more green on your tax return.
Purchase a hybrid gas-electric or alternative fuel vehicle before the end of 2010, and
you can get a credit on your taxes.
Amounts vary according to what type of vehicle you purchase and some credits are
phased out as dealers sell a certain amount of cars, so be sure to ask your car dealer
before you purchase. If you're a DIY person, you can also get a tax credit for 10% of the
cost of a plug-in hybrid conversion kit.
1. Charitable Donations
Most cash donations made to charity in the tax year can be claimed as an itemized
deduction on your tax return, but many folks don't realize that non-cash contributions
can be claimed as well.
If you've donated to a charity or non-profit organization using your credit card, you can
claim that donation. If you've donated material goods or services, be sure that you have
a receipt from the charity stating the value of the goods or services you donated. You
can claim that value as a charitable deduction.
2. Child Care Credit
If you pay for child care regularly while you are at work, you may be eligible for a tax
credit. The amount of care covered can be up to $6,000 for the care of two or more
children, according to experts, you must be sure to keep clear records; paying your
child care provider in cash while keeping no traceable record of the payment will make
it extremely difficult to claim the amount on your tax return.
3. Home Energy Efficiency Improvements
If you have to make any home improvements, go with the energy efficient options.
Consumers can claim 30% of the cost, up to $1,500, of energy efficient home
improvement items, such as "energy-efficient windows, insulation, doors, roofs, and
heating and cooling equipment in existing homes," according to the Department of
Energy. So replace those doors and windows by the end of the year and get a break on
your taxes.
4. Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credits
Another "green" tax break is for renewable energy additions made to your home. The
Department of Energy includes "solar energy systems (including solar water heating
and solar electric systems), small wind systems, geothermal heat pumps, and
residential fuel cell and microturbine systems".
Home owners can get a tax credit of up to 30% of the cost of these improvements.
When you consider how much money this type of renewable energy will save you in
lower electric bills over the years and combine that with the 30% tax credit, greening
your home begins to look like a pretty smart move.
6. Relocating for Work
Whether you're moving for your very first job, for a new job or for relocation with your
current employer, you can recover some of your relocation expenses. You have to
validate your move by passing a couple of "tests". The first test involves the distance.
The distance from your new work location to your former home has to be at least 50
miles longer than your previous commute.
The second test is just a way of proving that you actually moved for the job; you have to
be employed for at least 39 weeks out of the 12 months immediately following your
move, in the vicinity of your new job. You don't have to actually be employed with the
same company, just in the same general area.
Bottom Line
Don't be fooled into thinking that tax credits and deductions are for everybody but you.
Simply donating, working and improving your home can add up to significant savings
on your taxes, so start getting out those receipts and adding up the numbers.
Document what you claim on the deductions and ask your tax professional if you have
any questions about what you can claim. Then go for it; you might be getting a much
bigger refund than you thought.
5. Automobile Tax Credits
Get green on your commute and you could see more green on your tax return.
Purchase a hybrid gas-electric or alternative fuel vehicle before the end of 2010, and
you can get a credit on your taxes.
Amounts vary according to what type of vehicle you purchase and some credits are
phased out as dealers sell a certain amount of cars, so be sure to ask your car dealer
before you purchase. If you're a DIY person, you can also get a tax credit for 10% of the
cost of a plug-in hybrid conversion kit.
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It has passed Japan into the No. 2 spot and economists are forecasting how long it will take to pass the U.S. America was known for the better part of the last century as the single greatest producer of food for the world. The country still leads in the production of many commodities, but improved farming practices and more advanced seed have allowed the yield per acres in countries like Russia, China Russia and Vietnam to rise. This is the 24/7 Wall St. analysis of "Ten Industries in Which the U.S. Is No Longer No. 1." Whether this list will grow depends on how quickly the American economy improves and whether business innovation continues to increasingly come from overseas. America now fights to remain competitive globally with one hand tied behind its back. The current deficit, growing national debt, lack of government capital for R&D and unemployment all contribute to a crippled economy. Each of these makes it harder for the U.S. economy to regain the ground it has lost over the past few years. 1. Autos Position: 2nd Leader: Japan, with 17 million autos produced by Japanese automakers in 2009 U.S.: 12 million autos produced by American automakers in 2009 U.S. auto manufacturing has long been considered not only one of our most critical industries, but is representative of American industrial power. The U.S. is the second largest manufacturer of cars and light vehicles after Japan, which is the headquarters of Toyota (NYSE: TM - News), Honda (NYSE: HMC - News), Nissan and Mazda. The American auto industry nearly collapsed in 2008 after years of extremely high labor costs and falling market share in domestic sales. GM (NYSE: GM - News) and Chrysler went through bankruptcy with extensive federal government support. Ford (NYSE: F - News) was strong enough to avoid having to ask for government handouts. The U.S. is not only the second largest manufacturer of cars; it is also the second largest car market by sales. China passed America in this metric in 2009. Japanese automakers made 17 million cars in 2009 compared to 12 million made by U.S. companies. 2. Beer Production Position: 2nd Leader: China, with 423 million hectoliters in 2009 U.S.: 229 hectoliters in 2009 U.S. beer production in 2000 was the greatest in the world, generating 232 million hectoliters, versus second-place China's 220 million. In just nine years, the People's Republic has roughly doubled its production output to 423 million hectoliters. American output has actually decreased to 229 million. Per capita consumption in China is relatively low at less than half of the level in the U.S. However, China has a drinking population four times larger and has created an industrial capacity in the beer sector that has allowed the country to pull far ahead of the U.S. 3. High-Technology Exports Position: 2nd Leader: China, $381 billion in 2008 U.S.: $231 billion in 2008 The World Bank describes high-technology exports as "products with high R&D intensity, such as in aerospace, computers, pharmaceuticals, scientific instruments, and electrical machinery." These are all fields in which the United States prides itself, and the U.S. remains in first place in the pharmaceutical industry. Despite this, China has beaten America in the high-technology exports since the World Bank began collecting data on the category in 2005. In 2008, Chinese high-technology exports were worth $381 billion and American exports were $231 billion. America's second place status shows no signs of changing. Between 2005 and 2008, Chinese high-tech exports increased 78%, relative to a mere 21% by the U.S. over the same time period. 4. Commercial Aircraft Production Position: 2nd Leader: Airbus (Europe) based on 574 orders in 2010 U.S.: Boeing, with 530 orders in 2010 Through the 1970's, the United States had what was effectively a monopoly on large commercial aircraft production. The nature of the industry made it difficult for other companies to compete with the massive U.S.-based Boeing (NYSE: BA - News). The costs to create an aerospace manufacturing industry were prohibitive. In the 80's European air manufacturers began to compete through subsidies, particularly European-based Airbus, which was originally formed by France, Germany, Spain, and other investors. Rising demand for Airbus planes have propelled the European company past Boeing to become the largest commercial airplane manufacturer in the world. In 2010, Airbus was awarded more jetliner contracts than its American competitor. It appears the trend will continue this year, with Airbus securing a massive deal with IndiGo, the third-largest airline in India. It is the largest commercial aircraft sale in history. 5. Coal Production Position: 2nd Leader: China, with 3.3 billion short tons produced in 2009 U.S.: 1 billion short tons America is no longer the world's largest manufacturing economy nor is it the largest consumer of energy for manufacturing purposes. Coal production in America is now a distant second to China. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the U. S. produced just over a billion short tons of coal in 2009. China produced more than three times that amount — 3.3 billion — because of the exponential growth of the Chinese energy infrastructure in the last decade. Since 2005, American coal production has decreased slightly, while Chinese production has increased 34%. The two countries account for more than half of the world's total coal production. 6. Lettuce Production Position: 2nd Leader: China, with 12.9 million metric tons U.S.: 4.1 million metric tons The population of China at 1.3 billion is more than four times that of the United States. Food consumption is obviously significantly higher as well. Partially because of large federal subsidies, the United States remains #1 in corn and soybean production. Chinese demand has caused domestic production of many crops to move well ahead of that of the U.S. For example, Chinese lettuce production was nearly 13 million metric tons in 2009, while U.S. production was closer to 4 million, according to the United Nations. 7. Oil Production Position: 3rd Leader: Russia, with 9.7 million barrels produced each day. U.S.: 9 million barrels produced each day The United States produces the third most oil per day, at just over nine million barrels. The two leaders are Russia, at 10 million barrels per day, and Saudi Arabia, at 9.7 million barrels per day. 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What you keep in your wallet will determine how at risk you are for identity theft in the
chance you lose it. Here are 10 items experts suggest keeping at home.
We all make sure we've got our keys, wallet and phone before we head out the door, but
more often than not, we are carrying around things that are better left at home. Some items
we carry on a daily basis can be virtually impossible to replace, and others may leave us at
risk for identity theft in the event of loss.
Social Security Card
"You may carry it around thinking you need a back-up source of ID, but these days you don't
really need it, If your Social Security card gets in the wrong hands, someone could open a
credit card, apply for a loan, or even buy a car with the information.
Your Passport
If you're traveling internationally, of course you can't leave your passport at home, but you
can leave it in the hotel safe. When you are abroad, make a photocopy of your passport to
have in your wallet for identification along with your driver's license. "If you lose your
passport or get mugged in a foreign country, it's such a horrible hassle
." If you're traveling in the U.S., use your driver's license instead. "Your passport is such a
primo document for your identity, if someone gets a hold of it, you can really put yourself at
risk for identity theft,"
Passwords/Pass codes
Although most PIN numbers are only four digits long, some people still write them down so
they don't forget. "If you store any type of ATM password or even a code for your home
alarm in your wallet, you have basically gifted a thief with access to your life.
A Non-Password Protected Phone
Today, many people have smart phones that allow them instant access to bank accounts,
PayPal accounts, medical records, and more. Even if your phone only accesses e-mail, a
thief could easily search for banking or ATM passwords or addresses
"Think about all the things you have digitally stored on your phone. You have to have it behind
password protection. This way a thief can still erase your phone's memory and use it for
themselves, but they won't have access to your data."
Your Checkbook
"As innocuous as it seems, your checkbook has your bank account number and routing
number on it, your address, and possibly imprints of your signature," says Lin
if you know you're going to need to write a check one day, peel off one check out of your
book and take it with you. If you know you're going to need to write multiple checks in one
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you all the time,
Too Many Credit Cards
"A lot of people put all their cards in their wallet and carry them with them at all times," says
Lin. "But if your wallet gets lost or stolen, that means you're going to have to sit and cancel
every single one, and wait a week without any credit cards before you receive a
replacement." Only carry the one or two cards you use on a daily basis and a backup, and
leave others at home.
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The following rule of thumb when it comes to carrying cash: Bring only as much with you as
you're willing to lose. "It's good to have a little cash on you at all times for emergencies, but
you don't want to carry so much that you're going to feel a real hit if your wallet gets stolen.
Gift Cards/Certificates
"A lot of people carry these around thinking, 'I never know when I'm going to be passing this
store,' but chances are, you're going to forget about it anyway, and if your wallet gets stolen,
it's one of the first thing thieves are going to use
Gift cards and gift certificates are just like cash -- they don't require ID for use. "Try to leave
it at home and take it with you only when you are consciously going to shop at that store,"
Jewelry or USB Devices
"It may sound silly, but if you're changing earrings or heading from a business meeting, it's
very possible you may forget and toss these things in the zipper compartment of your
wallet," says Lin. USB devices can be bad news in the hands of thieves if they contain
confidential files. "It would be horrible to get your wallet stolen any day,
Receipts
Sometimes receipts can have your credit card information on them, as well as your
signature, which thieves could do a lot of damage with. Additionally, if you've just purchased
a big-ticket item like a new computer or jewelry, you may need that receipt for warranty
purposes. "If you're planning to use your receipts for expense purposes at work, those few
hundred dollars of business receipts can just vanish and your employer might not be so
understanding,
What you keep in your wallet will determine how at risk you are for identity theft in the
chance you lose it. Here are 10 items experts suggest keeping at home.
We all make sure we've got our keys, wallet and phone before we head out the door, but
more often than not, we are carrying around things that are better left at home. Some items
we carry on a daily basis can be virtually impossible to replace, and others may leave us at
risk for identity theft in the event of loss.
Social Security Card
"You may carry it around thinking you need a back-up source of ID, but these days you don't
really need it, If your Social Security card gets in the wrong hands, someone could open a
credit card, apply for a loan, or even buy a car with the information.
Your Passport
If you're traveling internationally, of course you can't leave your passport at home, but you
can leave it in the hotel safe. When you are abroad, make a photocopy of your passport to
have in your wallet for identification along with your driver's license. "If you lose your
passport or get mugged in a foreign country, it's such a horrible hassle
." If you're traveling in the U.S., use your driver's license instead. "Your passport is such a
primo document for your identity, if someone gets a hold of it, you can really put yourself at
risk for identity theft,"
Passwords/Pass codes
Although most PIN numbers are only four digits long, some people still write them down so
they don't forget. "If you store any type of ATM password or even a code for your home
alarm in your wallet, you have basically gifted a thief with access to your life.
A Non-Password Protected Phone
Today, many people have smart phones that allow them instant access to bank accounts,
PayPal accounts, medical records, and more. Even if your phone only accesses e-mail, a
thief could easily search for banking or ATM passwords or addresses
"Think about all the things you have digitally stored on your phone. You have to have it behind
password protection. This way a thief can still erase your phone's memory and use it for
themselves, but they won't have access to your data."
Your Checkbook
"As innocuous as it seems, your checkbook has your bank account number and routing
number on it, your address, and possibly imprints of your signature," says Lin
if you know you're going to need to write a check one day, peel off one check out of your
book and take it with you. If you know you're going to need to write multiple checks in one
day, go ahead and take your checkbook, but don't get into the habit of carrying it around with
you all the time,
Too Many Credit Cards
"A lot of people put all their cards in their wallet and carry them with them at all times," says
Lin. "But if your wallet gets lost or stolen, that means you're going to have to sit and cancel
every single one, and wait a week without any credit cards before you receive a
replacement." Only carry the one or two cards you use on a daily basis and a backup, and
leave others at home.
Too Much Cash
The following rule of thumb when it comes to carrying cash: Bring only as much with you as
you're willing to lose. "It's good to have a little cash on you at all times for emergencies, but
you don't want to carry so much that you're going to feel a real hit if your wallet gets stolen.
Gift Cards/Certificates
"A lot of people carry these around thinking, 'I never know when I'm going to be passing this
store,' but chances are, you're going to forget about it anyway, and if your wallet gets stolen,
it's one of the first thing thieves are going to use
Gift cards and gift certificates are just like cash -- they don't require ID for use. "Try to leave
it at home and take it with you only when you are consciously going to shop at that store,"
Jewelry or USB Devices
"It may sound silly, but if you're changing earrings or heading from a business meeting, it's
very possible you may forget and toss these things in the zipper compartment of your
wallet," says Lin. USB devices can be bad news in the hands of thieves if they contain
confidential files. "It would be horrible to get your wallet stolen any day,
Receipts
Sometimes receipts can have your credit card information on them, as well as your
signature, which thieves could do a lot of damage with. Additionally, if you've just purchased
a big-ticket item like a new computer or jewelry, you may need that receipt for warranty
purposes. "If you're planning to use your receipts for expense purposes at work, those few
hundred dollars of business receipts can just vanish and your employer might not be so
understanding,
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while death tends to happen only once, taxes happen relentlessly.
Every day, every week, every month, every Year.
Dealing with taxes is a recurring pain, no doubt. But we can lessen
the pain by taking steps to be in a better position to deal with them
early.
(Need the last year tax brackets? Go here). By the way, it's not just
people who've had to write a fat check on April ; who should
understand this, but also anyone who gets a refund every year.
Instead of giving the government an interest-free loan, why not take
more money home each payday? Understanding the tax brackets
can help you save money, pay less taxes, and make more money
with IRS.
Here's a breakdown of the IRS tax brackets for this year...
Everything you should be doing to prepare for tax season... The
next tax day is April 15, 2019, and even though tax day is still a few
months away, it's never too early to start getting everything you
need to file in order.
By the time it's time to file your taxes, you'll be ready to sit down
with your tax preparer or input your data into an online program
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The Beginning Of The Tax Season...
1. You’ll have time to track down missing
documents.
One of the hardest parts about doing your taxes is organizing your paperwork
and collecting all the documents necessary to claim deductions. Employers,
banks and clients must send you W2s and 1099s by January 31 this year.
“It’s always beneficial to start the process of gathering your data early, so you
can identify which information is still missing and then you have time to reach
out to the appropriate parties to track it down,”
The Beginning Of The Tax Season...
1. You’ll have time to track down missing
documents.
One of the hardest parts about doing your taxes is organizing your paperwork
and collecting all the documents necessary to claim deductions. Employers,
banks and clients must send you W2s and 1099s by January 31 this year.
“It’s always beneficial to start the process of gathering your data early, so you
can identify which information is still missing and then you have time to reach
out to the appropriate parties to track it down,”
2. You’ll get better professional help.
Hiring professional help is a good idea if you have complicated taxes or if you’re
self-employed or had a significant life change such as getting married or having
children.
Look for someone who’s either a certified public accountant or an enrolled agent;
both must take ongoing exams to prove their knowledge of the tax code.
However, experienced tax professionals only get busier as the tax deadline
approaches, and some even stop taking new clients within a few weeks of tax day
or require that laggards file for an extension.
“Your preparer wants to make sure that they have time to get the return done
right and for the taxpayers to review it,” “They don’t want to do everything at the
last minute either.”
-----------------
3. You’re less likely to make mistakes.
Whether you’re using a tax preparer or filing your taxes on your own, getting
started early will give you plenty of time to double check all your entries for
errors.
Computer programs are great at catching math errors, but they won’t know if you’
ve transposed digits on your Social Security number or incorrectly transferred
numbers from your W-2.
Starting the process early will give you time to print out your returns and double-
check all your numbers for human error.
“Whether you’re filing your own returns or working with someone else, it’s a
good practice to take your first best shot at it and then come back and look again
a few days later,”
“You’ll often find your own mistakes or think about deductions or other things
that maybe you didn’t think about the first time. If you’re in a hurry, that step goes
out the door.”
-------------------------
4. You’ll beat the ID thieves.
The IRS has put some new security measures in place this year, including
requiring filers to enter their exact adjusted gross income amount from their
previous year taxes, which should make it harder for crooks.
Still, filing your taxes early is the easiest way to thwart the identity thieves who
make money stealing tax refunds this time of year.
In the classic tax-related ID theft, scammers use your personal information,
including your Social Security number, to file a bogus claim for a tax refund,
which they collect.
“Once you’ve filed, you’ve locked your information into the IRS system, which is
great,” That protects you, to a certain level, from ID theft.”
------------------
5. You’ll get your refund sooner.
If you’re like three-quarters of taxpayers, you can expect a refund after you file.
The IRS expects to send out more than 153 million individual tax refunds, and the
agency plans to send most checks within three weeks of receiving the return.
That means that the sooner you get your return in, the sooner that money will be
in your bank account. “If you’re owed a refund, there’s no reason to let the
government hang onto that money,”
There’s one exception this year: If you’re claiming the earned income tax credit
or the additional children tax credit, the IRS won’t send your refund until late
February, thanks to a new law aimed at uncovering fraud.
If you find out that you unexpectedly owe money to the IRS, filing early will give
you a few months to come up with a plan to get that cash. That’s because no
matter when you file, your tax payment isn’t due until the tax deadline.
---------------------
6. You can make the process less stressful.
Starting the process early means that you’ll be less stressed about the taxes
while you’re doing them, and you’ll be able to check them off your to-do list
earlier.
“For many, there’s a mental fatigue and anxiety around knowing that you have to
do your taxes,”. “Getting them done sooner rather than later means you can have
an enjoyable spring.”
------------------
7. You can make changes earlier for next year.
Filing your taxes is also a good opportunity to do some tax planning and put some
changes in place that could benefit you in the year to come. If, for example, you
received an extraordinarily large refund, it might make sense to select a lower
withholding amount at work.
Making such changes as early in the year as possible means you’ll have a longer
period of time to reap the rewards.
Hiring professional help is a good idea if you have complicated taxes or if you’re
self-employed or had a significant life change such as getting married or having
children.
Look for someone who’s either a certified public accountant or an enrolled agent;
both must take ongoing exams to prove their knowledge of the tax code.
However, experienced tax professionals only get busier as the tax deadline
approaches, and some even stop taking new clients within a few weeks of tax day
or require that laggards file for an extension.
“Your preparer wants to make sure that they have time to get the return done
right and for the taxpayers to review it,” “They don’t want to do everything at the
last minute either.”
-----------------
3. You’re less likely to make mistakes.
Whether you’re using a tax preparer or filing your taxes on your own, getting
started early will give you plenty of time to double check all your entries for
errors.
Computer programs are great at catching math errors, but they won’t know if you’
ve transposed digits on your Social Security number or incorrectly transferred
numbers from your W-2.
Starting the process early will give you time to print out your returns and double-
check all your numbers for human error.
“Whether you’re filing your own returns or working with someone else, it’s a
good practice to take your first best shot at it and then come back and look again
a few days later,”
“You’ll often find your own mistakes or think about deductions or other things
that maybe you didn’t think about the first time. If you’re in a hurry, that step goes
out the door.”
-------------------------
4. You’ll beat the ID thieves.
The IRS has put some new security measures in place this year, including
requiring filers to enter their exact adjusted gross income amount from their
previous year taxes, which should make it harder for crooks.
Still, filing your taxes early is the easiest way to thwart the identity thieves who
make money stealing tax refunds this time of year.
In the classic tax-related ID theft, scammers use your personal information,
including your Social Security number, to file a bogus claim for a tax refund,
which they collect.
“Once you’ve filed, you’ve locked your information into the IRS system, which is
great,” That protects you, to a certain level, from ID theft.”
------------------
5. You’ll get your refund sooner.
If you’re like three-quarters of taxpayers, you can expect a refund after you file.
The IRS expects to send out more than 153 million individual tax refunds, and the
agency plans to send most checks within three weeks of receiving the return.
That means that the sooner you get your return in, the sooner that money will be
in your bank account. “If you’re owed a refund, there’s no reason to let the
government hang onto that money,”
There’s one exception this year: If you’re claiming the earned income tax credit
or the additional children tax credit, the IRS won’t send your refund until late
February, thanks to a new law aimed at uncovering fraud.
If you find out that you unexpectedly owe money to the IRS, filing early will give
you a few months to come up with a plan to get that cash. That’s because no
matter when you file, your tax payment isn’t due until the tax deadline.
---------------------
6. You can make the process less stressful.
Starting the process early means that you’ll be less stressed about the taxes
while you’re doing them, and you’ll be able to check them off your to-do list
earlier.
“For many, there’s a mental fatigue and anxiety around knowing that you have to
do your taxes,”. “Getting them done sooner rather than later means you can have
an enjoyable spring.”
------------------
7. You can make changes earlier for next year.
Filing your taxes is also a good opportunity to do some tax planning and put some
changes in place that could benefit you in the year to come. If, for example, you
received an extraordinarily large refund, it might make sense to select a lower
withholding amount at work.
Making such changes as early in the year as possible means you’ll have a longer
period of time to reap the rewards.
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| Start gathering the paperwork for your dependents If you're going to include dependents (children or elderly) on your tax return, these are the documents you will need to provide: Their social security and tax ID numbers Their dates of birth Childcare payment records (this includes the care provider's tax ID number) Adoption papers (if applicable) Form 8332 to show that a custodial parent is releasing their right to claim the child to you, the noncustodial parent (if applicable) Any alimony payments that have an ex-spouse's social security number Any death certificates Start tracking your income You may have various sources of income so here's what you'll need: Form W-2 for wages/salary, federal and state tax withholding, tips and earned income credit (Your employer should send this to you by January 31, 2019) Form 1099-G if you are unemployed and receiving unemployment benefits Form 1099-Misc for compensation from freelance work (You should receive a form from all of your clients) Form 1099-R for annuity income, IRA and pension Form 1099-Div for those who have earned dividends Form 1099-B, 1099-S for income from sales of property and stock Form W-2G for any income from gambling Any other income from prizes and awards (like lottery winnings), jury duty pay, alimony, or rentals |
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| Tax withholding tables are different. In February, the IRS changed the tax withholding tables that determine how much income tax should be taken from your paycheck, calculated by the number of allowances you claim and how much you earn. If you haven't reviewed what's in withholding since the new tables came out, now is an ideal time to check. If not enough has been withheld, you could end up owing taxes. Your state taxes may increase. "The standard deduction has increased substantially for federal tax but not for many states. This means state taxes will increase dramatically for many taxpayers, one of the hidden caveats of [the Tax Cut and Jobs Act]," Wright says. Many deductions will disappear. Many deductions will vanish next year, including the personal exemption, the alimony deduction and the deduction for moving expenses. Miscellaneous deductions have also been eliminated, which means that unreimbursed business travel and mileage will be gone, along with the home office deduction. |
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