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1. IRS Tax Forms by State | A Comprehensive List


Need help finding IRS tax forms in your state? We’ve got you covered with this comprehensive list of IRS tax forms required on U.S. soil. This list also contains interesting facts and need-to-know bits that will come in handy before you file your taxes. For a faster search, use the “Search” function on your browser to find your state… Click to read more

2. How To Fill Out Your IRS Tax Forms


The IRS tax forms or 1040 are used by individuals to file their taxes every year. Taxpayers can print out the form from IRS.gov or call the IRS directly and request the forms to be sent to their address. If it’s your first-time to file taxes, you’ll surely have questions to ask. So read on and learn how to fill out the IRS forms with the right information… Click to read more

3. Income Tax Rates By State | A Comprehensive List from Highest to Lowest


Looking for a detailed list of income tax rates by state? You can expect a complicated list if you try to break it all down, especially since the 50 states follow different income tax brackets. But here, we’ll give you a more detailed view of CNN Money’s ranking on income taxes by state to give you an idea of what are the worst states for taxes… Click to read more

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4. What Is A Tax Deduction? Everything You Must Know


Tax season is fast approaching, and some of us are still looking for an answer to a particular question — what is a tax deduction? To shed light on this matter, this article will give you information about the things you need to know about a tax deduction and how we can all benefit from it. There are ways you can use these deductions to lessen Uncle Sam’s inevitable punch because the last thing you want to do is overpay on your taxes! Click to read more

5. Self-Employment Taxes: Things To Watch Out For


Self-employment taxes are likely to be more complicated for business owners. Looking at the brighter side of things, taking the risk of launching a business can make a person well on his way to achieving bigger goals. So let’s look at a few things to ease up some of the troubles for self-employment income tax and filing… Click to read more

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