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| New Analysis of CaliforniaÂs Individual Income Tax Rates | | 2008-07-14 23:00:00 | | California has the dubious distinction of being the only state with a double-digit individual income tax rate. A new Tax Foundation Fiscal Fact examines the state's changing tax rates over the years in light of the current debate in the legislature on whether to increase the top rate again. From Fiscal Fact No. 134, "California Legislators Push for More Double-Digit Income Tax Rates," by William Ahern:The next major change occurred in 2004 when a ballot initiative added a new top bracket, 10.3 percent of income above $1,000,000. Perhaps because it was not enacted by the legislature in a normal tax-writing procedure, or perhaps because the revenue is transferred to a mental health services fund instead of the general fund, the Franchise Tax Board doesn't incorporate the new bracket into the existing rate structure on any of its forms. Instead, they still refer to 9.3% as the top rate, and the extra 1 percent over $1 million is extracted on a separate line of the tax form. But | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | California Releases Income Tax Rules for Same-Sex Spouses | | 2008-07-14 23:00:00 | | State Tax Review (subscription required) reports that the California Franchise Tax Board has issued rules for income tax filing by same-sex married couples. As in other states that have legalized gay marriage or civil unions, same-sex married couples in California will face added tax complexity. This is because they will be required to file as single for federal income tax purposes, but jointly (or married-filing-separately) for state income tax purposes. The California process will include determining a dummy joint federal Adjusted Gross Income, representing what the IRS would have deemed a couple's AGI to be, had they been able to file jointly at the federal level. While same-sex spouses will have to jump through some extra hoops to file, most will save some money on taxes through the process. California has no marriage tax penalty except in its highest income tax bracket, so couples earning less than $1,000,000 per year, whether gay or straight, generally see | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Massachusetts Income Tax Repeal to Appear on November Ballot | | 2008-07-09 23:00:00 | | The Massachusetts Secretary of State announced today that an initiative to repeal the state income tax has qualified for the November ballot, as "Question 1." A previous income tax repeal initiative appeared on the 2002 ballot, and received 45% of the vote (885,000 votes) even though every major state newspaper and many elected officials opposed the effort.The effort has been launched by the Committee for Small Government, which gathered 123,000 signatures to put the initiative on the ballot. One of its organizers, Carla Howell, spoke to me a few minutes ago and believes that the 2008 effort will be much stronger than the 2002 effort, with vocal endorsements and activist support. She argued that repealing the income tax will improve economic growth in Massachusetts while cutting wasteful spending.The state income tax currently tops out at 5.3 percent, and brings in $12 billion in revenue (out of a $28 billion state budget, not including "off-budget" expenditures and | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
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| "Crocodile Dundee" Star Defiant About Income Tax Investigation | | 2008-07-06 23:00:00 | | From E! Online:Actor Paul Hogan, star of the 1980s classic Crocodile Dundee, has some fighting words for the Australian tax man: "Come and get me, you miserable bastards."The 68-year-old actor is being investigated for tax evasion by the Australian Tax Office, which has asked the IRS in the United States to help obtain Hogan's bank records."I don't give a s--t about it—I've got nothing to worry about," he told reporters from his home in Santa Barbara, Calif. "I've paid more than every cent I owe, I paid too much, I paid tax there when I didn't have to." More from the AP:Hogan lives in Santa Barbara, Calif., and said he'll be returning to Australia in September to make a movie.The actor predicted that he'll be arrested the minute he lands. "I'll be arrested the minute I land on the shore, of course, but | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Study Looks at New Mexico Income Tax Reductions | | 2008-06-16 23:00:00 | | From 2003 to 2008, New Mexico lowered its state personal income tax in steps from 8.2% (2002) to 4.9% (2008). Over the same period, revenue from personal income tax collections did not decline but in fact grew from $923 million in 2003 to $1.186 billion this year. A new report from the Rio Grande Foundation urges the state to continue on this path, and consider eliminating the personal income tax like nearby states Nevada and Texas:As this study will show, eliminating New Mexico’s income tax is possible within just four years. Spending restraint is a necessity, but modest, not radical measures can do the job. In fact, based on Rio Grande Foundation analysis of recent revenue growth and personal income tax revenue numbers, New Mexico’s personal income tax could be eliminated simply by restraining annual General fund increases to just 4.5 percent.Read the full study here.Previous Tax Foundation pieces on New Mexico:New Mexico Fact SheetNew Mexico Proposes Video Game Tax to Pu | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Study Says Labor Would Benefit Most From Corporate Income Tax Rate Cut | | 2008-06-02 23:00:00 | | The U.S. federal corporate income tax is currently 35 percent, second-highest in the world. If it were cut, who would benefit? Lots of people, says Harvard economics professor N. Gregory Mankiw:The ultimate payers of the corporate tax are those individuals who have some stake in the company on which the tax is levied. If you own corporate equities, if you work for a corporation or if you buy goods and services from a corporation, you pay part of the corporate income tax. The corporate tax leads to lower returns on capital, lower wages or higher prices — and, most likely, a combination of all three.A cut in the corporate tax as Mr. McCain proposes would initially give a boost to after-tax profits and stock prices, but the results would not end there. A stronger stock market would lead to more capital investment. More investment would lead to greater productivity. Greater productivity would lead to higher wages for workers and lower prices for customers.Mankiw's op-ed looks at seve | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
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| New Hampshire Democrats Update Platform to Include an Income Tax | | 2008-05-20 21:41:01 | | Last week the New Hampshire Democrat party had their state convention, and according to this article they tried to hide their true platform. While voting to amend the state party platform they failed to add language to oppose the death penalty, but only because they were reminded by party leaders that it might not be [...] | | By: Wake Up America | | |
| | Oklahoma Adopts Income Tax Deduction for Organ Donation | | 2008-04-15 23:00:00 | | Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry has signed into law a 130-page omnibus bill that, among many other things, creates a $10,000 one-time income tax deduction for unreimbursed costs associated with donating all or part of a liver, pancreas, kidney, intestine, lung, or bone marrow (Section 37, pages 89-90). The bill directs the Oklahoma Tax Commission to write rules outlining what would be a deductible cost.Currently federal law prohibits paying people for donating organs, and some have proposed changing this system as the number of people on organ waitlists grow each year. Whatever the merits of those proposals or what Oklahoma has done, it may be a trend: this website indicates that Oklahoma is the 13th state to adopt some form of tax deduction for costs associated with an individual donating an organ. (The others are Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Utah, and Wisconsin.) | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Income Tax | | 2008-04-14 23:05:00 | | Today is the day US citizens must have their federal (and sometimes state) income tax returns in the mail (or filed electronically). Oh yes, mail it late and you'll be liable for penalties and interest. The alternative is to file for an extension, but you have to have that in the mail on time, too! In some cities, Post Offices stay open late on deadline day, in some places until midnight, to accommodate late filers. Not so in small towns! I used to work for a radio station that would set up a party at the Post Office from, say, ten til midnight, with coffee, donuts, and t-shirts for the last stragglers to get their forms in. We heard some pretty funny stories about why it took so long to get the forms finished! Too bad I don't remember any of them. My actual income tax bill wasn't so bad, because I didn't make much money (despite the rumors that bloggers make money), but the self-employment tax, the local occupational tax, and the 2008 quarterly withholding took a bite out | | By: Miss Cellania | | |
| | | | | | Income Tax Is EVIL: 16th Amendment Needs To Be Abolished | | 2008-04-14 03:18:00 | | A co-worker of mine gave me a very interesting article last night. It's about how, to the government, the Income Tax is THEIR "root of all evil," and its creation with the 16th Amendment. It's kinda become like their version of a century old "crack-cocaine" fix.However, in all fairness, I seriously doubt that in 1913 when the amendment was first established the legislators could have perceived the immensity of today's government. I do believe they knew it would grow exponentially, but not ballooned, exploded if you will, to such an unnecessary extent.The article was written by Gary M. Galles (a Pepperdine Univ. Economics Professor) and is found in the Opinion section of Thursday's, April 10th edition of the Orange County Register. HERE is the link;http://www.ocregister.com/articles/government-income-tax-2015412-power-taxationHere is what the article revolves around. The 16th Amendment states as found on the Cornell Univ. Law School site;"The Congress shall have power to lay and collect | | By: Hoopy Frood Dude | | |
| | New Hampshire Governor Denies Examining a Sales or Income Tax | | 2008-04-13 08:55:41 | | New Hampshire faces a huge budget deficit this year and and even larger one next year under Governor Lynch’s fiscally irresponsible budget passed last year. When asked recently if he would look at tax increases or new taxes to fix the budget deficit he created he responded, “Well, I’m going to be looking at everything.” [...] | | By: Wake Up America | | |
| | | BEA: Corporate Income Tax Collections in 2007 Grew at Slowest Pace in Five Years | | 2008-03-27 00:00:00 | | This morning, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported finalized GDP numbers for the fourth quarter of GDP, as well as figures for corporate profits and corporate income taxes paid for calendar year 2007. They show corporate income taxes growing at only a 2.1 percent pace in 2007, which is down by a lot compared to growth in 2006, which was 15.7 percent and 2005 when growth was 28.4 percent. The Congressional Budget Office is actually forecasting a decline (not just slower growth) in corporate income tax collections for this fiscal year.As a general rule, corporate income tax collections are much more volatile from year-to-year than other taxes, especially sales taxes and taxes on wages and salaries. Therefore, one downside to raising taxes on corporations, although the tax is often politically easy and a necessary backstop for the income tax system that we have, is that the revenue source is much more susceptible to large swings from year-to-year. | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Government increases income tax exemption limit | | 2008-02-29 02:06:00 | | Finance Minister P Chidambaram spread cheer all around with Budget 2008-09, the last full-fledged Budget of the UPA government. A hike in the income-tax exemption limit was one of the key highlights of the Budget. The finance ministry raised the income-tax exemption limit from Rs 1,10,000 to Rs 1,50,000. Exemption limit for women was raised from Rs 1,45,000 to Rs 1,80,000 and exemption for senior citizens was raised from Rs 1,95,000 to Rs 2,25,000. Direct tax collections have been buoyant this fiscal year, registering a growth of over 40% to Rs 2,18,538 crore in the first 10 months. The slabs were introduced three years ago, but the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council has suggested a change in the structure. For income upto Rs 1,50,000 tax liability will be nil, between Rs 1,50,000 and Rs 3,00,000 tax liability will be 10%, from 3 lakh to 5 lakh tax liability will be 20%, from 5 lakh upwards it will be 30%. | | By: Indian stock markets | | |
| | Income tax payers are likely to get a major relief | | 2008-02-22 09:04:29 | | Income tax payers are likely to get a major relief in the Budget 2008-09, as government prepares itself to please middle-class in election year.
The minimum income threshold limit for income tax payer could be raised from Rs 1,10,000 to Rs 1,25,000 or Rs 1,30,000, sources said.The income threshold for 30 per cent tax rate could [...] | | By: Vasai Info | | |
| | Budget may give relief to income tax payers | | 2008-02-20 00:55:00 | | Income tax payers are likely to get a major relief in the Budget 2008-09, as the government prepares itself to please the middle class in the election year. Finance Minister P Chidambaram can give a marginal but visible relief to personal income tax assessees this year, as tax collections have substantially improved over the past three years. With buoyant tax collections in 2007-08, there is significant pressure on Chidambaram to reduce the effective rates. The Minister himself has acknowledged that with better tax compliance, there could be a case for cut in rates. The minimum income threshold limit for income tax payer could be raised from Rs 110,000 to Rs 125,000 or Rs 130,000. Similarly, the income threshold for 30% tax rate could be raised from the current Rs 250,000 per annum. This had been kept constant since fiscal year 2005-06. Tax payers would get a relief of Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,000 even if the Finance Minister decides to raise the minimum income threshold limit of income tax b | | By: Indian stock markets | | |
| | | Income Tax Cut Off the Table | | 2008-01-24 12:46:00 | | Property tax relief on Salt Lake Real Estate is the only tax cut area Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. will consider with an open mind. The Governor is very cautious about tax relief due to the faltering economy. "I've never felt that we ought to have tax cuts as our priorities this year. I'm not going to look seriously at anything beyond a property tax relief package . . . the other areas I'm just not interested in," he said in an interview. A tax law went into effect Jan. 1 creating a "flat" incom | | By: Salt Lake County Living | | |
| | AMT Fix Now Even More Important for Maryland Given Income Tax Hike | | 2007-11-19 00:00:00 | | The State of Maryland is already one of the hardest hit states by the alternative minimum tax due to its high-income profile and high taxes on income and property. But now that a tax hike bill has been approved by the legislature and will likely be signed by Gov. O'Malley, the AMT is set to hit Marylanders even harder.Raising the state income tax from 4.75 percent to three new rates of 5, 5.25, and 5.5 for higher income residents will increase the state income tax deduction that people can take on their federal tax return, thereby essentially making the rest of the country bear part of the burden of Maryland's tax hike. (That's one reason why the Tax Foundation opposes the state and local tax deduction to begin with.) However, AMT takes that deduction away from taxpayers, and raising that deduction further in Maryland will mean more taxpayers will have their AMT liability exceed their regular tax liability, thereby forcing them into AMT.It should be made clear that no Mary | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | EZ Pass and Income Tax Deductions | | 2007-09-12 07:00:00 | | I am an avid fan of the automatic toll-paying service EZ Pass because I cannot stand waiting in line. If everyone had EZ Pass, tolls lines would move much quicker, so naturally I want more people to get EZ Pass tags.West Virginia lawmakers obviously share my zeal for less congestion and shorter lines. Unfortunately, we disagree on how to entice more people to sign up for the time-saving program.From the Charleston Gazette:Under the new law, residents with the EZ Pass will be able to deduct up to $1,200 a year in Turnpike tolls and pass costs on their income taxes.Even though I want more people using EZ Pass, I don't want the tax code used as an incentive. (Apparently the time benefit isn't enough for some people-hard to believe.)Riddling West Virginia's income tax base with more holes only serves to keep tax rates high-West Virginia's top income tax rate is 6.5 percent on income over $60,000.West Virginia lawmakers should work to broaden the income tax base so the rates c | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Get bigger and rapid income tax refund in just 8 moves… | | 2007-07-24 07:35:47 | | No need to dread tax time. Instead make it your business to understand tax laws and take as many deductions as you can. "At the end of the day it's not how much money you make, it's how much you keep," says Deborah Owens, author of Nickel & Dime Your Way to Wealth (Unlimited Publishing). Consider these eight deductions and strategies that can lower taxable income and raise your refund. MAKE WELLNESS PAY. Taking good care of yourself may help lower your tax liability, says Julie Miller, spokesperson for professional tax software, If your yearly health and medical expenses exceed 7 1/2 percent of your adjusted gross income (AGI), you may deduct the amount that exceeds that threshold. For example, say your AGI was $20,000: 7 1/2 percent is $1,500. So if you paid out $1,845 in unreimbursed medical expenses, you can deduct $345. Deductible health and medical expenses include smoking-cessation programs and doctor-prescribed weight-loss regimens. And the cost of any prescription drugs you | | By: Rapid Tax Refund | | |
| | Maryland’s Income Tax Already Among Nation’s Highest | | 2007-07-18 07:00:00 | | According to a story on the cover of today's Washington Post, Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and other lawmakers are pushing to increase the state income tax. From the story:Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) and leading lawmakers say they are giving serious consideration to overhauling the state's tax brackets, which are among the flattest in the nation. "I'm in favor of progressive taxation, where people who make a lot more pay more," O'Malley told reporters recently.The Post's story compares Maryland's individual income tax structure to those in Washington, DC, Virginia, Vermont, California and New Jersey, citing Tax Foundation data. None of those states have local income taxes, though, and Maryland's are the highest in the nation. Maryland taxpayers on average pay a little under 3 percent in local income taxes, according to the Maryland Comptroller. Added on to the top state rate of 4.75, Marylanders are paying an income tax rate in the neighb | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | How Is Our Income Tax Unfair? | | 2007-07-17 07:00:00 | | In the New York Times's Economic View column July 15, Professor Gregory Mankiw graded the U.S.'s income tax on fairness. He didn't assign a letter grade, but it sounded as if our federal tax code would have gotten a B from the Harvard prof.At first he seemed willing to give the code an A, citing Congressional Budget Office data that proves Americans pay much more in tax the more they earn. That makes our federal tax steeply progressive, which is what people generally refer to as fairness. But then Mankiw pulled back, citing fairness guru and scholar John Rawls as someone who would have wanted even steeper progressivity.What I regret about the column is the missed opportunity to explain the other type of fairness, which our code deserves a D on, or maybe an F.This second type of fairness answers the question: If two people earn the same amount, do they pay the same amount? Alas, the answer is emphatically no. As Patrick Fleenor showed in a recent paper on the AMT, a fam | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | What is a Federal Income Tax Refund? | | 2007-07-15 04:34:00 | | You are getting an income tax refund! Those are the words that every taxpayer would love to hear. A federal income tax refund occurs if the tax you owe is less than the sum of the total amount of refundable tax credits claimed and the total amount of withholding paid. For many individual taxpayers those federal tax refunds can be obtained through Earned Income credit, a real refund of overpayment of tax, or through an overpayment from previous years. Some people really believe that getting a large income tax refund is not the greatest thing. Instead they feel that the tax refund represents a loan paid back by the government interest free. Others use their IRS tax refund as a simple savings plan where they are surprised to get money back each year. Always remember that it is still better to get an IRS tax refund than to owe money to the government.Once you determine you are receiving a tax refund, there are several options for actually putting that money in the taxpayers hands. Standard paper filing, electronic filing with direct deposit, rapid refunds, and refund anticipation loans are the options we have the choice of exercising, and for many refund anticipating individuals, the rapid refund or the refund anticipation loan is the refund of choice.Since the advent of the computer age, and the great invention of the internet, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been fairly quick to react to the benefit of electronic filing. The income tax returns are filed much faster, tax refunds are made faster, and money due the IRS can be obtained faster. Let us take a minute to look at the different IRS refund options, and what each offers the individual taxpayer.The standard paper filing, although many are more familiar with this method of filing, is slowing reaching obsolescence. There will soon come a time that the old system of paper tax filing will be entirely eliminated and replaced by the electronic tax filing methods. If you are still one of the dying numbers of Ameri | | By: Fast Tax Refunds | | |
| | Maximize Your Federal Income Tax Refund | | 2007-07-10 04:21:00 | | Learning how to maximize your tax refund, can pay you big money at tax time. With the help of a tax deduction maximizer you can increase your Federal Tax refund by 15%, 25% or even 50%.How does a deduction maximizer work to gain my tax refund?Tax deductions and credits are what changes you to reduce the amount of tax you pay, or to get a larger tax refund. You may be invited to settle for standard tax deductions and credits, and curve up paying the IRS more than you should. The deduction maximizer will alert you to dropped tax deductions and credits you may qualify for.Here are a few of the over 350 free tax deductions and credits available to you:* Education expenses* Energy tax credits* Home office deduction* Medical and dental expenses* Home mortgage interest, real estate taxes, property taxes* Earned income credit, child tax credit, child care credit* State and local income taxes* Charitable contributionsYou could spend a lot of money, paying a tax accountant to find these overlooked tax deductions and credits, but you no longer have to. There are tools on the internet that can help you can master the skill of finding tax deductions and credits, and achieve a triple or even quadruple digit increase in your income tax refund. Many taxpayers settle for the standard deduction rather than exploring the many tax deductions available to them. Before you settle for the standard tax deductions, take a few minutes to explore the over 350 Federal tax deductions and credits.It is a great way to fatten your income tax refund! | | By: Fast Tax Refunds | | |
| | Income Tax Return Filling Online
Filing Tax Retur... | | 2006-11-07 10:11:00 | | Income Tax Return Filling OnlineFiling Tax Returns Online:-If you've never filed your tax returns online, you're in for a positive experience. After all, with much of the work done for you by the online tax filing website, all you have to do is to answer a few questions. You don't even have to add up multiple W2 or interest forms if you have them. You enter the information as requested, and the program does the calculations for you. So do your taxes online to get fast IncomeTax Refund.Does this sound too good to be true? Actually, it's a very real, economical, and secure way of getting your taxes done without most of the hassles you've dealt with in the past. Your biggest part in the process is gathering the tax documents you need in order to enter the information into the program as required. That doesn't mean that you have no responsibility; it just means that you don't have to do the math or pore over the 1040 tax tables or wonder if you've missed any deductions.Filing Tax R | | By: Income Tax Filling Online | | |
| | E-Filling Federal Income Tax Return Online. | | 2006-11-07 03:15:00 | | Filing Federal Tax Returns OnlineObviously, everyone who works is aware that Federal taxes are deducted from their paycheck and that paying taxes is the way we all pay for the services we get from the Federal government. This said, the process is perceived as complex and can be very daunting. Taxpayers are expected to learn about and understand changes in forms and tax laws each year based on what they read in the Federal instruction booklets they get.If those booklets and forms overwhelm you every year, you can get the help you need to make the experience as painless as possible by opting for filing Federal Income Tax Returns online. The government begins accepting tax returns on January 16th, but employers and others are only required to mail or deliver the forms by January 31. In general, most taxpayers are not able to start their taxes until early in February.Federal Tax Return ChoicesAs frightening as filling out tax returns can be, there are ways to make the process less stressful. One of the best ways to feel more prepared to complete your return is to start keeping track of tax-related documents each January so that you'll have them ready when you need them. Instead of just stuffing receipts into a box at random, separate them into categories using envelopes or dividers.If you've been diligent about collecting records all year and are still overwhelmed by the forms, you can select an exciting and fairly new option--filing Federal tax returns online. This entails using an Free Tax Filing website that will guide you through each step of the process. In many cases, these forms can save you valuable time and introduce you to deductions you might have missed. The programs are designed to make filling out your tax return as painless as possible while offering accuracy and support. | | By: Income Tax Filling Online | | |
| | Online Income Tax Filling. | | 2006-11-07 02:39:00 | | Online Income Tax Option.The list of the advantages you can experience by doing online income tax preparation and filing is pretty impressive. That's one reason that 53 million taxpayers went with the online filing option last year and that millions more will probably join them this year. After all, why not do your taxes in the easiest, fastest, and most accurate way possible.Online Tax Return starts the same way no matter which filing option you choose. Inevitably,you are the one who will have to gather your tax documents, receipts, and other information pertinent to your taxes. Once you've done that much, however, the rest of the process really changes when you do your taxes online.Online Income Tax AdvantagesBelow is a list of the advantages you will enjoy when you do your taxes online:Once you have determined which form to use, you will be asked a series of questions and will simply enter information from your tax documents into the appropriate fields on your screen.You may have the option to have your W-2 and 1098 information pulled directly off the Internet by your vendor thus eliminating some data entry.You don't have to pay for the service until your return is completed and you are ready to submit it or print it out for mailing.Before you get to the final version, the program will usually do an error review in order to eliminate problems that could cause a delay in your tax refund if you have one coming.You will get an emailed confirmation of receipt from the IRS, often within a day or so.If you owe taxes, you can pay online using a credit card or electronic check.If you are expecting a refund and elect the direct deposit option, your refund will be there in days rather than weeks. Most online tax preparation vendors offer some form of help including online tax tips, email, and/or phone support.Labels Online Tax FillingTax Return Filling for fast and easy online tax filing. | | By: Tax Filling | | |
| | What is a Federal Income Tax Refund | | 2006-11-01 00:30:00 | | A federal income Tax Refund occurs if the tax you owe is less than the sum of the total amount of refundable tax credits claimed and the total amount of withholding paid.You can calculate it with Tax Refund Estimator. For many individual taxpayers those federal tax refunds can be obtained through Earned Income credit, a real refund of overpayment of tax, or through an overpayment from previous years. Some people really believe that getting a large income tax refund is not the greatest thing. Instead they feel that the tax refund represents a loan paid back by the government interest free. Others use their IRS tax refund as a "simple savings plan" where they are surprised to get money back each year. Always remember that it is still better to get an IRS tax refund than to owe money to the government.Once you determine you're receiving a tax refund, there are several options for actually putting that money in the taxpayer's hands. Standard paper filing, electronic filing with direct deposit, rapid refunds, and refund anticipation loans are the options we have the choice of exercising, and for many refund anticipating individuals, the rapid refund or the refund anticipation loan is the refund of choice.The Rapid Tax Refund, that is rapidly replacing the standard paper filing, is an electronic method used for filing your federal Income Tax Return, and allowing you to receive your refund in about 10-14 days. Much faster than the six weeks it used to take. There are usually no excess fees attached to this type of filing, and returns may be filed for free through many local, public access facilities.The refund anticipation loan can be processed in as little as three hours, and back in the hand of the taxpayer by late afternoon; this is provided everything works exactly as planned. The higher interest rates charged by the bank product providers, and the higher processing fees charged by the tax preparers, equate to less money for the taxpayer, but many of these individual | | By: Fast Tax Refunds | | |
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Th... | | 2006-10-06 11:58:00 | | IRS Tax Help - Federal Income Tax Preparation.This time of year....we all are looking IRS Tax Help. To preparing our Federal IncomeTax Return, but filing taxes online can be very complicated process. When you are looking for website which is providing IRS information with Tax help, there are many to choose from. But your goal should be to find out a web site which provides clear information regarding how to Prepare your Income Tax online, and to maximize your income tax deductions for which you may be entitle to.At the time of chossing the web site for Tax Filling online you have to be very careful, because not all the web sites are providing correct and accurate IRS income tax information. Filing your income taxes online for getting Fast Tax Refund is a serious thing, and you want to make absolutely sure that you get things right.Wish you good luck for your search. I hope you find some websites that would help you to file your tax return and reduces your federal income tax liability. | | By: Income Tax Filling Online | | |
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| | E-file Online Your Income Tax Return and Get Rapid Tax Refunds | | 2006-09-06 22:53:00 | | Electronic filing is the fastest way to get your income tax return filed, and the fastest way to receive your Income Tax Refunds online. It also affords you the industry's highest standards for security, quick and easy steps in completing the online Tax Filling , virtually error free in its calculations, and official notification by the IRS within 48 hrs that your Tax Return has been filed.Labels Fast Tax Refund | | By: Fast Tax Refunds | | |
| | Your Income Tax Refund: Sofa, Pecs, or Freedom? | | 2003-03-25 22:55:00 | | Your Income Tax Refund: Sofa, Pecs, or Freedom? What will your tax refund 'buy' for you this year? A lovely sofa? Perfect Pecs? Freedom? I hate to admit it, but I almost bought the Pecs. I opened a colorful brochure that caught my eye...
And, there it was... the perfect way to *invest* my refund: in myself -- with my very own home gym! Who doesn't deserve those Abundant Abs, that perfectly
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