Showing posts with label irs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irs. Show all posts

Thursday, June 5, 2008

The Bad News About a Big Tax Return

Sorry to break it to you, you are not alone - getting a big tax return could be costing you more money than you think. Find out why and what to do about it. The best scenario when it comes to tax refunds it to not get one. I would rather have the money in my pocket than the governments. (click for Full Story)

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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Tax Deductions For A Homeowner - Benefits To Owning A Home Versus Renting

It is typical that if you called me to pre qualify for a new home we would discuss the advantages of owning a home. On the list of discussion topics are tax deductions in the form of mortgage interest paid on the loan. If one considers the tax write offs applied over a 12 month period of time with mortgage payments there can be significant savings over someone who rents. Owning a home can be one of the best tax shelter left. (click for Full Story)

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Monday, June 2, 2008

Tax Deductions for a home buyer - The benefits from buying a home

Buying a home can be a tense time for some folks. It can also be an expensive time. Thanks to the IRS, you can get some of your money back in the form of tax deductions for some of your expenses. The tax benefits of buying a home. (click for Full Story)

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Friday, May 30, 2008

Past Due IRS Taxes - Offer In Compromise

Find out about an Internal Revenue Service Offer In Compromise. Great program, but few get approved. Make sure you have a very strong case before you pay someone to help you. Offer in compromise programs do work. You need to be ready for a long process. Bottom line is an offer in compromise can save you thousands of dollars. (click for Full Story)

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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Filing For An Extension On Your Federal Income Tax Is Easy With Form 4868

Tax day, or April 15th has come and gone and your taxes are not complete. Need extra time, file an extension now. Find out more about the process in this article. Just because you didn't file by April 15th doesn't mean that you are in trouble with the IRS. For information on how to stay on track with the IRS (click for Full Story)

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