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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.

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What Are The Most Common Tax Deductions? | Tax Relief Center

Tax deductions reduce the amount you have to pay the IRS. They come in two forms: standard and itemized deductions. The former offers a flat exemption that doesn't rely on the amount of money you spend. The latter allows you to list down all your expenses and potentially get a significantly higher total deduction. To learn more about the most common tax deductions, check out … [Read more...]

What Is The Tax Date And How You Should Prepare

Knowing the tax date matters. And there is a reason why it is such a big deal for all taxpayers in the U.S. Do you know how much you will lose just paying penalties for missing deadlines in filing and paying taxes? So, continue reading to know what the deadline for filing taxes is and how to keep track of the tax due date. Information on Tax Date | Frequently Asked … [Read more...]

Self Employment Tax Rates | Business Tax Deduction

As a self-employed individual, learning the self employment tax rates, business deductions, and quarterly estimated payments, among others, is a must. After all, working by yourself or managing a business does not exempt you from paying your dues to the government. In fact, you bear complete responsibility for all of them. Self Employment Tax Rates | A Guide to Remember In … [Read more...]

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1. How to Calculate Taxes on Income Calculating taxes on income can be confusing. There are several things to consider when figuring this out such as: determining your gross and taxable income as well as the applicable deductions. The numbers can be confusing, so read on to learn about all the things to consider when calculating your taxes on income... Click to read more 2. … [Read more...]

Federal Tax Withholding Table Guide

Are you familiar with the federal tax withholding table? If you have taxable income, unfortunately, a chunk of what you earn gets taken away. The federal tax table determines this chunk. If you're an employer, you need this table to know how much you should deduct from your workers' salaries. And if you're an employee, you need to check out this table, so you know what you … [Read more...]