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UPDATE: Recently we have learned of instances where consumers are also getting automated calls regarding “unpaid taxes”. Do not respond to these calls as the IRS will typically send letters or notices via U.S. mail. So, if any company or organization calls claiming you have unpaid taxes, DO NOT respond to these unsolicited calls.

Tax Deductions And Tax Writeoffs Guide | Tax Writeoff Blog Roundup

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Paying taxes is an important aspect of being a citizen, and every American must fulfill this obligation. But, what is tax deductible? Is it something everyone can have when paying their taxes? In this article, you will learn what the different tax deductions and write-offs are that you can apply when paying taxes. What Is Tax Deductible? | A Blog Roundup    1. What Are … [Read more...]

How Does A Real Estate Tax Deduction Work?

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The recent tax reform called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brings about changes in the real estate tax deduction. This matters to homeowners, real estate investors, and real estate agents, among others. After all, it can leave questions such as how will the new tax law affect eligibility and tax benefits? To clear certain provisions, read the following. In this … [Read more...]

What Is A Tax Write Off And How Does It Work? | Your FAQs Answered

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What is a tax write off? If you don't know what this means, you're probably missing out on opportunities to significantly cut your taxes. It's any expense that you can claim in your income tax return as a deduction, but you need to make sure that you qualify for these so you won't have a bad experience when the IRS comes to audit. Read on to learn more. In this article: … [Read more...]

Taxes You Can Write Off When You Work From Home [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Aside from the flexibility and convenience of working from home, you can also benefit from a number of taxes you can write off from using your own space for business. The home office deduction is among the most popular benefits of work from home jobs, but there are more. Apart from the space, there are several other things you may not know about which qualify for tax … [Read more...]

Take Advantage Of These Work From Home Tax Deductions

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Doing business out of your home may entitle you to some work-from-home tax deductions. Whether you are an employee or a self-employed individual, claiming home office expenses on a tax return can help you save money on taxes. Read on to learn more about home office deductions, claiming home office expenses on a tax return, and more! Work from Home Tax Deductions … [Read more...]