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Tax Adjustments in Tough Times

Depending on the degree of economic hardship that you are suffering, a taxpayer may be eligible for adjustment to payments on back taxes, deferment of collection action, or leniency in regards to the default status of payment agreements. Learn more

Home Related Tax Relief

Federal Tax Lien Relief – Home Refinance, Home sale

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has implemented an expedited process that will make it easier for financially distressed homeowners to avoid a federal tax lien which would block the refinancing of mortgages or the sale of a home. Find out if the Federal Tax Lien Relief is an option for you.

The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act and Debt Cancellation

Cancelled debt from commercial lenders is often included as taxable income on your federal income taxes.

The Mortgage Debt Relief Act of 2007, however, allows some taxpayers to exclude debt forgiven on their primary place of residence. Debt that qualifies for the relief includes debt reduced through mortgage restructuring, as well as mortgage debt forgiven in connection with a foreclosure. Up to $2 million of forgiven debt is eligible for this exclusion ($1 million if married filing separately).

More information about the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act

First Time Home Buyer’s Credit

If you were a first-time homebuyer in 2008, you should know about and begin to plan for a new tax credit that was recently put into place. The tax credit is applicable to taxpayers who purchased homes after April 8, 2008, and before July 1, 2009. The tax credit functions like an interest-free loan with a 15 year term and can be worth up to $7,500 to new homebuyers.

Additional information about the First Time Homebuyer's Credit

Job Related Tax Relief

Job Loss

Times have been tough this past year. If you have been the victim of outsourcing or downsizing during these turbulent economic times visit here to learn more about possible tax relief.

Learn more about job loss tax adjustments

Job Searching

A job search can generate a substantial amount of expense when you start adding up printing costs, travel costs, and expenses incurred from networking. According to IRS regulations, you can deduct certain expenses incurred while looking for a new job, even if presently employed. You can deduct these expenses without being offered a new job.

Additional information about searching for a new job

Bankruptcy and Insolvency

2008 was a tough year for many people. It is important to know the tax ramifications of bankruptcy or insolvency.

Learn more about bankruptcy and insolvency

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Divorce, Separation, and Tax

A life altering event such as separation or divorce has many tax implications.

Information about divorce and separation

Marriage Tax

Did you get married in 2008?  Congratulations!  Getting married is a big step in your life and will also impact your tax return.  Take a look at some important information and details when planning for or preparing your tax return now that you are a married person.

Additional information about marriage taxes

Child Tax

Did you have a child in 2008? Congratulations on the new addition to your family.  There are many important tax ramifications and credits now available to you as a parent.

More information about taxes related to children

Tax Savings and Tax Planning

Tax Reduction

Do you expect a tax refund next tax season? If so, why wait until then if you could get this refund money earlier? Almost 100 million or 75% of all Americans got a tax refund check and the average refund check was about $2,400.That means that every month these taxpayers pay an average of $200 too much in taxes. Are you one of them? You might take out too much tax from your paycheck. Remember the time value of money: money now is worth more than the same amount of money in the future.

Tax reduction ideas

Tax Free Income

Are you sure that you have considered all your tax-free income options? Find out about the following alternative tax-free income options.

Income the IRS cannot tax

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