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IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know

Are you in need of an IRS tax guide to help with your taxes? Paying taxes can be a little technical for everyone. To help you with this task, here is a few useful information for every taxpayer.

A Helpful IRS Tax Guide for Every Taxpayer

1. What Free Tax Preparation Software Is the Best

What Free Tax Preparation Software Is the Best? | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

If you want to get started on doing your taxes, but not really good at all the number crunching, then free tax preparation software is the perfect thing for you. But hold on, there’s a lot of those floating around on the internet! Don’t worry, we’ve compiled a list of what we think are the best in the biz.

2. How to Calculate Payroll Taxes?

How to Calculate Payroll Taxes? | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

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Calculating payroll taxes can be a difficult task for a small business owner. It means total wage expenses for the employer, and net income for the employee, among others. You have to know what payroll taxes include to ensure you make the right calculations. State and federal payroll taxes, social security taxes, and health insurance taxes.

3. What Tax Forms Do I Need for a New Employee?

What Tax Forms Do I Need for a New Employee? | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

What tax forms do I need for a new employee? You might find yourself asking this question now that you are about to hire your employees. We are going to answer that question in this blog post. These are 3 crucial tax forms you need to include in your new hire forms checklist.

4. IRS Rules on Gifts

IRS Rules on Gifts | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

Those who are fond of giving expensive presents (such as real estates and vehicles), must note there are Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules on gifts. Basically, the IRS requires citizens to file a tax return on high-value gifts, and to pay a certain amount of taxes for them. And just like any other taxation rule, the IRS rules on gifts have certain coverages and limitations taxpayers must observe. Here’s the information about rules on gift tax everyone has to know.

5. Federal Income Tax Calculator: How to Estimate Your Taxes?

Federal Income Tax Calculator: How to Estimate Your Taxes? | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

If you’re looking for a rough estimate of how much tax you’ll pay, then you can be your own federal income tax calculator. With just a couple formulas, you can find out how much your federal income tax return will be. This article won’t make you the IRS tax calculator genius, but it will help you be more informed about your federal taxable income.

6. 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Filing Taxes

5 Mistakes To Avoid When Filing Taxes | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

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There are mistakes you cannot afford when filing taxes. Whether you are doing it manually or through electronic filing taxes, these are important points you have to remember to avoid penalties. U.S. News details the whole report.

7. Is Online Tax Preparation Safe?

Is Online Tax Preparation Safe? | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

Online tax preparation has become an easy alternative to filing your taxes. In fact, there are many taxpayers who opt to prepare and e-file their taxes from home to avoid delay, or because you detest the mail. However, there are also some taxpayers, who have questioned the safety of filing online. We assure you though, as long as you know what to do, your data is secure.

8. 9 US Tax Forms and Their Purpose

9 US Tax Forms and Their Purpose | IRS Tax Guide: Basic Information Every Taxpayer Must Know | irs tax guide

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires different US tax forms for various tax-related transactions with the federal government. There’s a lot of US tax forms available, and it is probably difficult for a taxpayer to figure out those that are highly relevant and necessary for him or her. Here are just some of the IRS tax forms taxpayers accomplish and submit the most.

 

Watch this video by Forbes which explains not just the forms but also all the tax-related jargons the IRS use:

It is every citizen’s responsibility to pay their taxes. These are just some basic information to help every taxpayer understand different aspects of their taxes.

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