Should you itemize or take the standard deduction. 

The standard deduction is now taken by most people. It is significantly higher than in the past. The standard deduction for individuals under 65 years old is $12,550 for single filers, $18,800 per head of household, and $25,100 per married filing jointly. Taxpayers 65 years and older, can claim an additional $1,350 deduction, or $1,700 if filing under the single or head-of-household filing status.

The itemized deductions are calculated based on specific expenses such as charitable contributions and mortgage interest up to $10,000 per annum, as well medical expenses exceeding 7.5% of your adjusted income. If your itemized deductions exceed your standard deduction, you will file Schedule A to report them.

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Most common tax questions: 

• How can I get tax help or file taxes free of charge?
• Is there a way to get additional tax breaks for the year following Dec. 31?
• My children can contribute to a Roth IRA.
• When will my tax refund arrive?
• What happens if I miss the tax-filing deadline?
• This year, I have been working remotely. Can I deduct the home office deduction?
• Are my unemployment benefits taxable?
• Do I itemize or should I take the standard deduction?
• Can I claim a tax deduction on charitable donations?
• What are the most overlooked tax benefits?
• What should I do if I find out that I have not claimed certain deductions when I file my tax return?
• What tax records should I keep and what tax records can I throw out?
• What are the red flags that could trigger a tax audit and why?
• Do college students need to file tax returns?
• How can I avoid tax fraud?

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What can I do to reduce my tax bill? 

There are many ways to reduce your tax bill using deductions or credits. You can reduce your taxable income by using tax deductions, while tax credits will directly lower your tax liability.

You can reduce your taxable income if you earn income from a job. Your employer may offer a high-deductible health plan with access to a flexible spending account (FSA) and a health savings account.

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These accounts let you contribute pretax dollars to save or invest, or to pay for specific expenses. These contributions reduce your taxable income and can help you save money on your taxes.

You may be eligible for the child credit if you have dependents. This credit is partially refundable and was created in 2020 to help lower the cost of raising children. This credit is worth up to $2,000 in 2020 and lowers your tax bill dollar-for-dollar.

The American Rescue Plan has increased the per-child credit for your 2021 tax returns, increasing it to $3,600, or $3,000 depending upon the age of your child. For 2021, the credit is fully refundable. The IRS will send advance payments for the 2021 Child Credit to families to get it into their hands faster. This is expected to begin in July 2021. Please visit our 2021 Children Tax Credit blog post for more updates.

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What type of deductions am I eligible for? 

Nearly everyone is eligible for either the standard deduction or the itemized deductions which reduce your taxable income. These are the most significant deductions you have. For more information, see item 6 below.

While self-employed workers and business owners might have more options to reduce their taxes, employees still have many savings opportunities. When preparing Form 1040, employees can deduct contributions to IRAs and HSAs.

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Employees will not be required to deduct contributions to their 401(k), or other employer-sponsored retirement plans during the year. These dollars are already taken from your wages, as indicated on your Form W-2.

You can also deduct student loan interest when you meet certain income requirements, as well as home mortgage and state and local taxes.

You can deduct some of the costs associated with running your business, whether you are a side hustler, an independent contractor, or a small business owner. You can deduct your home office, self-employment taxes, supplies, equipment, and depreciation.

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What"s the difference between effective and marginal tax rates? 

The United States has a progressive tax system. This means that as your income increases, you will fall into a higher marginal bracket. The U.S. has seven marginal brackets for 2020 and 2021. The lowest starting at 10% on taxable earnings above $1, and the highest at 37% for taxable income over $518,401 ($523,601 for 2021), for single filers, and $622,051 ($628,301 for 2021), for married couples filing jointly. Your marginal tax rate refers to the tax bracket in which your last taxed dollars fell. If your taxable income is $525,000 in 2021, your marginal tax rate will be 37% since this amount falls within the 37% bracket.

The effective tax rate is the percentage of your taxable income going toward income taxes. The easiest way to calculate your effective rate of tax is to first determine your taxable income, then calculate your total tax bill. To calculate your effective tax rate, divide your total tax by your tax-free income.

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What is better, tax credit or a tax deduction? 

A tax credit is usually better than a tax deduction, all things being equal. Tax credits lower your tax liability dollar-for-dollar, while tax deductions lower your taxable income. If you have $10,000 in taxes to prepare, a $1,000 tax credit will reduce that amount.

Your income tax liability would not decrease if you earned $50,000 in taxable income and had a $1,000 tax deduction. Your taxable income would increase to $49,000 instead. This means that depending on your tax bracket, you could save $0 to $370 compared to $1,000 with a tax credit.

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How can I deduct medical expenses? 

If they exceed 7.5% of your adjusted income (AGI), the IRS allows you each year to deduct unreimbursed medical expenses. These expenses can be derived from:

• Preventative care
• Medical treatments
• Surgeries
• Vision and dental care
• Visits by psychiatrists and psychologists
• Prescription medication
• Prescription appliances (glasses, contacts, false teeth, hearing aids, etc.
• To receive this medical treatment, travel expenses (mileage, bus fare, and parking fees) are paid.

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The amount you can deduct will depend on how much income you have and whether you itemize. If your AGI is $100,000, and you itemize all your deductions, any unreimbursed medical expense over 7.5% or $7,500 (7.5% off $100,000) can be deducted. You can deduct $2,500 ($10,000-$7,500) if you have $10,000 in qualifying unreimbursed expenses

Do I need to itemize or claim the standard deduction? 

You may have wondered before the 2018 tax reform whether it was better to itemize deductions than just claim the standard deduction. The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made it much easier to make that decision. If the standard deduction is lower than your tax bill, you don"t usually itemize.

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It is now more difficult to justify itemizing deductions because the standard deduction almost doubled between 2017 and 2018. The standard deduction for single taxpayers will increase to $12,400 in 2020 and $24,800 for married taxpayers who file jointly. These amounts will rise to $12,550 in 2021 and $25,100 in 2021. To get the best tax savings, calculate your itemized deductions each year and compare them with the standard deduction.

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How do I keep up to date with tax laws and any changes? 

The tax years 2020 and 2021 saw a lot of changes in tax law. It might seem difficult to keep up with all the updates. TurboTax keeps you informed about the most recent tax law changes each year. It also provides tax tips for the new tax year, so that you feel confident when filing.

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Are you looking for expert tax advice? TurboTax Live allows you to speak with real experts who can assist or do your taxes for free. You can get unlimited advice while you prepare your taxes, or you can have it done for you from start to finish. Find out more about TurboTax Live.

 

 

 

Tax Frequently asked questions

 

How can I file taxes free of charge or get tax help for free? 

Many online tax-filing firms have partnered with the IRS to offer tax-filing services for free through the Free File program. This program is available for taxpayers earning less than $73,000 per year. Many tax software companies offer programs that don"t depend on income. TurboTax, for example, offers a free edition to people who have a 1040 return and don"t need to file additional schedules for itemized deductions and self-employment income.

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The IRS offers free personalized tax assistance through its Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), and Tax Counseling for the Elderly programs. VITA offers tax assistance for those with limited English and people earning less than $58,000. The IRS offers a tool called Get Free Tax Prep Help that allows you to find a tax-filing assistance program near you.

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Are there tax incentives for the year following Dec 31? 

Yes. Yes. You still have time to make tax-advantaged contributions for several types of accounts up to the tax deadline.

If you"re 50 years old or younger, you can contribute up to $6,000 to your IRA for 2021. Based on your income and any retirement plans at work, contributions could be tax-deductible. You can also contribute to a Roth IRA. This is non-tax-deductible, but it grows tax-free if you are single and have earned less than $140,000 by 2021. If you are married filing jointly, you will get $208,000.

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You can contribute tax-deductible to a simplified employee pension or a solo plan 401(k) if you were self-employed.

If your 2021 health insurance policy had a minimum $1,400 deductible for self-only coverage and $2,800 for family coverage, you may be eligible to make tax-deductible contributions. HSA contributions can be tax-deductible. The money grows tax-deferred and can be withdrawn tax-free for any health care expenses.

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My children can contribute to a Roth IRA. 

Yes, if they earn any income in 2021, they can contribute to a Roth IRA until April 18, 2022. This is a great way for them to save tax-free and have the option to tap into their savings earlier. After age 59 1/2, they can withdraw their earnings tax-free. They can also take any amount at any time, without penalty or taxes, which could help with a down payment on a house, a car purchase, or an emergency fund.

They can contribute as much as they earn from work for the year. The maximum contribution is $6,000 in 2021. To help their children get started, parents often match their children’s contributions.

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When is my tax refund due? 

It all depends on how and when you filed your tax returns. If you file electronically, the refund will be deposited directly into your bank account. You will get the money faster - typically within 21 days. For a direct deposit to multiple accounts, you can include the routing number of your bank and your account number in your Form 1040. You can also submit Form 8888 along with your tax return.

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If you file a paper form return, it can take longer. It usually takes about two months and may take longer if you request a paper check.

The IRS"s Where"s My Rebate? The tool allows you to check the status of your refund. tool. Enter your Social Security number and your filing status. Also, enter the dollar amount of your refund from your tax returns. The status of your refund can be checked 24 hours after you file electronically or 4 weeks after your mail a paper return.

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What happens to me if I miss the deadline for tax filing? 

You must file for an extension before the tax-filing deadline. If you miss the deadline and owe money, you may be subject to a late filing penalty of up to 25% of your unpaid balance each month and a monthly penalty of 0.5% for failing to pay taxes on time. You won"t get your refund if you miss the deadline.

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You must submit Form 4868 before April 18, 2022, to request an extension for 2021. The extension will be granted for up to 17 days. The IRS doesn"t require you to explain why you are asking for an extension. However, you will need to calculate your tax liability and pay the amount you believe you owe. The extension is only for filing purposes. Late-payment penalties will not be assessed if you have paid 90% of your tax liability before the deadline.

This year, I have been working remotely. Is it possible to deduct the home office deduction? 

Only if you are self-employed. Employees who work for an employer cannot deduct home office expenses after a 2018 tax law change. This applies even if they worked remotely.

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If they use a portion of their home for business purposes, self-employed individuals can deduct the home office expenses. You don"t need a separate space for your home office, but it must be somewhere you do not use any other (such as your kitchen table). You can deduct part of your rent, mortgage interest, utilities, and homeowners/renters" insurance if you are eligible. This is based on how much of your home you use for your home office. You can also opt for the simplified option. This is $5 per square footage of your home office up to 300 sq. feet. A maximum $1,500 deduction.

For the home office deduction to be claimed, fill out Form 8829 Expenses of Business Use of Your House and submit it with your self-employed income.

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Are my unemployment benefits taxable? 

The most difficult aspect of tax filing in 2020 was the unemployment benefits. These benefits are not usually taxable, but Congress temporarily modified the rules after tens to millions of Americans lost jobs due to the pandemic. They filed for unemployment benefits. The American Rescue Plan Act of 2020 was passed into law on March 11, 2021. It exempted up to $10,200 from tax form 2020.

This exemption does not apply to 2021 unemployment benefits. These benefits are subject to Medicare and Social Security taxes, but they are treated as normal income (just like wages).

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Is it possible to get a deduction on my taxes for charitable donations? 

To get a tax deduction for charitable contributions, you will usually have to itemize your deductions. This benefit is still available to itemizers. For 2021, those who take the standard deduction will still be eligible for a tax break for charitable contributions. Taxpayers can deduct $300 in charitable contributions under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act in 2020, regardless of whether they itemize. The deduction was extended to 2021 and increased to $600 for married couples filing jointly. You must make a gift in cash, and not appreciated stock, to qualify for this deduction. Your donation must also have gone directly towards the charity, not a donor-advised account.

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What tax breaks are most often overlooked? 

The tax credit for savers can be worth up $1,000 per person (or $2,000 for couples). You must contribute to a 401(k), IRA, or other retirement savings plan. To qualify for the credit, you must also meet income limits - in 2021 you must have earned less than $66,000 if you are married filing jointly, $49 500 if you file as the head of household, and $33,000 if you are single.

In 2021, the child and dependent care tax credits were increased. The maximum credit for 2020 was 35% of childcare expenses up to $3,000 for one child, and $6,000 for two or more children. The maximum credit for 2021 was 50% of eligible expenses up to $8,000 per child, and $16,000 for any two children. For the tax year 2021, the credit is also refundable. You must have children younger than 13 years old or other qualifying dependents, and you must pay for their care while your spouse works or looks for work. Credit is available for daycare, preschool, or day camp costs.

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What should I do if I find out that I have missed deductions after filing my tax return? 

If you forget something or make a mistake, you have three years to file an amended tax return. You must file Form 1040X along with any changes. You can claim additional credits or deductions and get an extra refund.

You could file an amended tax return only on paper in the past. However, an amended return can be filed electronically for 2019, 2020, and 2021 returns that were originally submitted electronically (2018 amended returns must still have to be on paper). The IRS" Where"s my Amended Return? The tool allows you to check the status of your amended returns and request a refund. tool.

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What tax records should I keep and what can be tossed? 

It is a good idea for tax returns to be kept forever (or a digital copy). Keep records that show your income, expenses, and deductions for at most three years from the tax filing deadline. This is generally the time it takes the IRS to begin an audit. If you are self-employed and have income from multiple sources, you may want to keep your records for at most six years. This is the time the IRS must initiate an audit. Audits can be conducted by different states at different times.

Keep some records for longer. Keep track of any stock or mutual fund purchases made in a taxable account. Also, keep records of significant home improvements that you make until you sell your house. Keep track of all non-deductible IRA contributions until the account is closed.

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What red flags can be used to trigger a tax audit 

If you haven"t reported all your income, the IRS may contact you. If your W-2 or 1099 forms report income, the IRS will request copies. They may also ask you about discrepancies. The IRS may also contact you if your company has reported unusually high expenses or business losses. You will need to submit a letter from the charity confirming your donation if you are donating $250 or more to charity. There are additional requirements for larger gifts.

Before you file, double-check that your Social Security number has been included, that you have signed the return, and that there are no math errors. Keep track of your deductions and expenses for at least three years after your tax deadline to ensure you are ready to present your case to the IRS.

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Do I need to file a tax return as a college student? 

It all depends on what your income is and whether taxes were withheld from your paychecks. Single students who earned more than the standard $12,550 deduction in 2021 must file an income tax return. Earned income (from a job), and unearned income (such as from investments) are both included in the $12,550. If their unearned income, such as interest, dividends, unemployment compensation, or interest, exceeds $1,100, they must file a return.

If income taxes were withheld from your paychecks, you may be able to file a tax return to get your money back.

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How do I avoid tax fraud? 

Do not respond to any calls or emails that claim to be from IRS. If it has any questions or concerns about your return, the agency will send you an email. Be careful when choosing a tax preparer - your income tax return could be a gold mine for ID thieves. The IRS Preparer Tax Identification number must be used by tax preparers to sign your tax return. Never sign a tax return that is not filled out. The IRS Directory of Federal tax return preparers can help you find qualified tax preparers near you. If you have any questions, find out how to reach the preparer following the tax deadline.

For more information on how to protect yourself against the latest tax scams, see the IRS" Tax Scams/Consumer alerts.

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Tax deductions are the amounts you subtract from your income. However, tax exclusions allow certain income types to be considered non-taxable. Tax exclusions can reduce your taxable income as well as your tax bill. You can, for example, exclude from your income child support payments, life-insurance death benefits, and any municipal bond income.

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Common tax exclusions include the one for employer-sponsored healthcare insurance. The premiums paid by your employer for health insurance are exempted from federal income tax and payroll taxes. In general, the premiums you pay are not included in your taxable income. Your tax bill will be lower if premiums are excluded, thereby reducing the cost of your health insurance coverage after taxes.

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You might be eligible for the exclusion on foreign earned income and exclusion on foreign housing if you have earned income abroad. You must be either a U.S citizen or a resident alien for an uninterrupted period that includes the entire tax year to qualify.

Selling a house is another popular exclusion. You can exempt up to $250,000 (or $500,000 if you are married filing jointly) from capital gains resulting from the sale or purchase of your primary residence. You must have lived in the house for at least two of the five previous years. Additionally, you cannot exclude the gains from another sale within the past two years.

Income that is exempted from tax purposes may not be recorded on the return in some cases. Other cases see it recorded in one area of the return and then deducted from another.

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Tax Debt Relief 

The IRS Fresh Start program assists taxpayers to catch up on their back taxes and avoid tax levies, wage garnishments, and jail time. The IRS Fresh Start program was launched in 2011. It is a series of amendments to the U.S tax code that simplifies the collection process and allows you to settle your tax debt for a fraction of the amount you owe. The program is open to both individuals and businesses.

There are four Fresh Start options available for taxpayers who are behind in their tax payments. 

• Offer in compromise. This federal program allows you to settle your IRS tax debts for less than what you owe. This program is for taxpayers who owe more than they can afford to pay or if it would cause financial hardship.
• Not currently collectible. The IRS has determined that your gross monthly income is not sufficient to pay the amount you owe. The IRS will not garnish your wages or levy your bank account to stop the collection of your debt. Instead, you can defer payments until you are financially ready to make them.
• Installment agreement. You can pay your taxes with an IRS installment agreement. This allows you to make regular monthly payments over a specified, extended period. You may be subject to penalties and interest until your balance is paid in full.
• Penalty abatement. You can have penalties reduced or removed by the IRS, but first, you need to prove that there was a valid reason you didn"t pay your taxes on time. Fire, natural disasters, and other disturbances are all acceptable causes. The IRS may also reduce or eliminate penalties from your balance if you can prove that there was a legitimate reason for not paying taxes on time. The IRS says that "a lack or inability to obtain tax-related records is not a reasonable reason for failure to file or pay on schedule."

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It is important to remember that the Fresh Start program can be confusing and difficult to navigate. Consider consulting a tax professional if you have substantial tax debt. They can help you navigate the program and ensure that you get approved.

What is the difference between a tax credit and a tax deduction? 

Tax credits reduce the tax you owe and tax deductions lower your taxable income. Credits offer the greatest savings, while deductions can save you money on taxes. A $1,000 tax credit can lower your tax bill by the same $1,000. A $1,000 tax deduction will reduce your taxable income by the same amount. If you are in the 24% tax bracket, then a $1,000 tax deduction would reduce your tax bill by $240.

 

 

 

 

What is the Standard Deduction for 2021? 

The standard deduction for 2021 is $12,550 for single or married taxpayers filing separately, $18,800 per head of household, and $25,100 for married filers filing jointly and their surviving spouses. 

What is the Standard Deduction for 2022? 

The standard deduction for 2022 is $12,950 for married and single taxpayers, $19 400 for heads of household, and $25,900 respectively for married filers filing jointly. 

What is the annual gift exclusion for 2022? 

For 2022, the annual exclusion for gifts will increase to $16,000 from $15,000 for 2021. This means that you can gift up to $16,000 tax-free without having to use any of your estate or lifetime gifts.

 

There are differences between tax credits, exemptions, and reliefs. 

Tax credits 

Tax credits can directly lower the tax you pay. Tax credits can be used for the entire tax year. Some tax credits can be claimed automatically, while others must be claimed. You can access my account by clicking the icon "Manage tax 2022".

You can"t get a refund for any tax credits that you haven"t used and they cannot be carried over to another tax year.

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Allergy to tax 

Tax reliefs directly lower your income tax liability. You may be eligible for a refund of the tax paid. The rate of tax that you pay will determine the amount of relief you get.

Your income will be reduced if you pay 40% tax and the remainder is subject to 40% tax. It will be reduced by the relief, and the rest is taxed at 20%.

You can apply for these tax reductions using my account by clicking the icon "Manage tax 2022". 

Tax exemptions 

Certain types of income may not be subject to tax. To be eligible for an exemption, you must meet certain conditions. You can qualify for an exemption by meeting certain conditions, such as marginal relief or some social welfare payments.

 

Tax relief companies advertise their assistance to taxpayers in distress on television, radio, and the internet. These companies will charge you an upfront fee that can reach thousands of dollars. They claim they can help reduce or eliminate tax debts, stop back-tax collection, and apply for legitimate IRS hardship programs. Most taxpayers are not eligible for these programs. The companies that offer them don"t pay the tax debt and don"t send the IRS the paperwork requesting participation. To make matters worse, some of these companies refuse to refund taxpayers and place people in even more debt.

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Several taxpayers have filed complaints to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). They claimed that after signing up for these companies and paying thousands in upfront fees, the companies took more of their money by charging unauthorized charges to credit cards or withdrawing from their bank accounts.

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The FTC is the national consumer protection agency. If you owe taxes back and aren"t sure how to pay them, don"t panic. Take a deep breath and think about your options. It"s better to negotiate a payment plan directly with your creditor than to have someone else do it for you. This is also true if you owe money to the IRS or your state"s comptroller.

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IRS Assistance for Taxpayers 

You can submit an Installment Agreement Request (Form 9455) with your tax return if you owe taxes but are unable to pay the IRS fully. If you owe less than $10,000, the IRS may not deny you a request for an installment agreement. You should still make sure you pay the full amount. Even if you request an installment agreement, interest will be charged and a penalty for late payments. By establishing an installment agreement and paying your installments upfront, you can avoid IRS collection notices or actions such as a Notice Federal Tax Lien and an IRS levy.

Many IRS tax relief programs can help you with back taxes. These include the Fresh Start initiative. 

• An Installment agreement is available for people who are unable to pay all of their tax debt at once. This program allows individuals to make smaller monthly payments until their entire debt is paid.
  • The IRS increased the threshold for streamlined installment arrangements from $25,000 to $50,000 of tax debt and increased the maximum repayment term to five to six years under its Fresh Start initiative. The IRS allows taxpayers who owe less than $50,000 to apply online. They don"t need to fill out an IRS Collection Statement (Form 433A, 433B, or Form 433F).
• An Offer in Compromise allows taxpayers to permanently settle their tax debts for less than what they owe. OIC is a valuable tool for people who are in limited circumstances. It allows taxpayers to permanently settle their tax debt for less than the amount they owe.
  • The IRS extended the OIC program under its Fresh Start initiative to include a wider range of taxpayers in need. The IRS will reject any offer if the IRS believes that the liability can be fully paid either in a lump sum or by installment agreements. On its website, the IRS guides choosing a tax professional to serve as an OIC.

The IRS may offer penalty abatement to individuals who have not paid their taxes due to special hardship in very limited circumstances. The IRS might forgive penalties if the taxpayer meets very specific criteria. Interest abatement may be offered in limited circumstances and is rarely available. These programs can eliminate interest or penalties, but you still owe taxes. Be wary of tax relief companies that promise to eliminate interest or penalties. There is very little relief available. They should meet with you face-to-face to discuss your options and the fee structure.

The IRS states that you can apply to an Installment Agreement, OIC, or penalty or interest abatement by yourself. If you prefer third-party assistance in negotiating with the IRS, only certain tax professionals -- Enrolled Agents (federally-authorized tax practitioners who can represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the IRS), Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), and attorneys have the authority to represent you. They should meet with you face-to-face to discuss your options and the fee structure.

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Before you sign any agreement, make sure to read the refund policy if you are required to pay an upfront fee for representation in tax collection matters. You should also check to make sure that the default billing rate applies to all employees of a company. This does not apply to tax professionals. Even early in your representation, a high default billing rate could quickly eat up a significant portion of your upfront payment.

The IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service is an independent agency that can help you if you have tax problems you have not been able to solve yourself. If your problems are causing financial hardship for you or your business, you may be subject to adverse collection actions by the IRS.

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State Tax Relief Programs 

Although it is like the IRS process, the tax settlement process with states is different. For example, penalties for taxpayers can be waived in some states but not interest. In some states, penalties cannot be waived but interest can. In some states, legitimate tax debts cannot be reduced. Contact your state comptroller for more information. Visit the National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers, and Treasurers (NASACT), nasact.org.

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Problems With Tax Relief Companies and Representatives 

The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility is concerned about questionable practices in tax debt resolution. Send problems to the IRS using Form 14157, Complaint: Return Preparer. The IRS Return Preparer Office will investigate the complaint and, if necessary, send it to the IRS Office of Professional Responsibility.

Companies and individuals who: 

• We guarantee that you will be free from your tax obligations. 
• Falsely state the time it takes to process a request for debt relief; 
• In financial statements that are submitted to the IRS, you should not include relevant asset information. 

You can also file a complaint online or by telephone to the FTC: The FTC enters consumer complaints into the Consumer Sentinel Network. This secure online database is used by hundreds of civil and criminal law enforcement agencies across the U.S. 

 

Taxpayer Tips 

If you owe taxes or are having difficulty meeting your tax obligations: 

• Read your notices from your state comptroller or the IRS. Ask these agencies about collection options.
• Avoid aggravation by not listening to businesses that claim you are eligible for a tax relief program that will resolve your tax debt. This decision can only be made by the IRS or your state"s comptroller. To determine if you are eligible for an offer of compromise, read the IRS Offer in Compromise Booklet Form 656-B and then use this IRS online tool.
• If the full fee for services is not requested upfront, with no explanation as to how services will be charged or whether refunds will be given, think twice. 

 

 

 

What is Tax Relief? 

Tax relief is any program or policy that the government offers to individuals or businesses to reduce or eliminate their tax debts. 

There are many options for tax relief. These include universal tax cuts, targeted programs to benefit certain taxpayers, and initiatives that support specific goals. The child tax credit, for example, gives parents of minor children a tax break, while the tax credit for green improvements (e.g. energy-efficient windows) helps the United States achieve its goal of energy independence and cleaner air.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS 

• many types of tax relief can be used to lower your tax bill and settle tax-related debts. 
• Tax deductions allow you to deduct certain expenses, such as interest on a home mortgage, from your taxable income. This allows you to lower the amount of tax that you owe. 
• Tax credits can directly reduce your tax bill, and may even provide a refund, even if no tax is owed. 
• IRS Fresh Start helps individuals and companies pay back taxes and avoid a tax lien.

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Understanding Tax Relief 

Through tax credits, deductions, and exclusions, tax relief programs and initiatives can help taxpayers lower their tax bills. Some programs assist taxpayers with tax debts to reduce their tax bills and avoid liens.

Sometimes, the federal tax code is amended by government policy goals. In response to concerns over the lack of retirement savings in the United States, Congress created incentives for people to save in tax-advantaged savings accounts like IRAs or 401(ks)s to help them retire.

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Natural disasters can also result in tax relief. The IRS announced dozens of tax relief announcements for individuals and businesses that were affected by natural disasters such as tornadoes, flooding, hurricanes, and straight-line winds. This relief is usually in the form of penalty and interest waivers, an extension of filing and payment, and deductions for theft and casualty losses resulting from federally declared disasters.

If you don"t file a timely claim to be reimbursed and the loss is reduced by the anticipated reimbursement, you can"t deduct casualty or theft losses.

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Tax deductions 

Tax deductions reduce your taxable income and lower your tax bill. You can either take the standard deduction, or you can itemize your deductions on Schedule A Form 1040-SR.

Standard deduction 

Your filing status, your age, and whether or not you are disabled, as well as the income tax return of another person, will determine how much standard deduction you can take. These are the standard deduction amounts applicable to the tax years 2021 and 2022:

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Standard Deductions 2021-2022
Filing Status	2021 Standard deduction	2022 Standard deduction
Single	$12,550	$12,950
Filing Separately from Married	$12,550	$12,950
Head of the Household	$18,800	$19,400
Filing jointly by a married couple	$25,100	$25,900
Surviving with Spouses	$25,100	$25,900

 

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If you turn 65 years old or are legally blind, you can claim an additional deduction. This "additional standard deduction" for 2021 is $1,350 (or 1,700 if you file as a single or head-of-household) if your age is 65 or older, or blind. If you"re 65 years old or blind, the amount will double. The standard deduction for 2022 is $1,400 ($1,750 for a head of household or single). 7 

You can be claimed as a dependent by another taxpayer if you earn more than $1,100. The standard deduction for 2021 can only be increased to $350 if your earned income exceeds $350. The deduction for 2022 is limited to $1,150, your earned income plus $400,  

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Itemized deductions 

Itemized deductions are expenses you can subtract from your adjusted gross to lower your tax bill and taxable income. Only if you do not claim the standard deduction, can you itemize your deductions? If the amount you are allowed to deduct exceeds the standard deduction, it is financially sensible to itemize. These are the most common itemized deductions:

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• Mortgage interest and discount points for the first $750,000 in secured mortgage debt. If you purchased the house before Dec. 16, 2017, the $1 million will be deducted. 
• Charitable donations 
• Unreimbursed dental and medical expenses 
• State and local taxes (SALT). 
• Certain gambling losses 
• Investment interest expenses 

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Tax relief is often targeted at specific taxpayers such as taxpayers who are facing unexpected costs from a hurricane or wildfire. 

 

 

 

Tax Credits 

Another form of tax relief is the tax credit. Tax deductions lower your taxable income but tax credits directly reduce the tax you owe.

Let"s take an example. Let"s say a taxpayer takes the standard deduction and pays $3,000. The person would also be eligible for a $1,000 tax credit. Their final tax bill would then be $2,000. A $1,000 tax deduction would net a $220 savings for someone in the 22% tax bracket.

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Tax credits are better than tax deductions because they lower the amount of tax that you owe and not only your taxable income. 

This tax relief is sometimes called a tax incentive, as it reimburses taxpayers for any expenditures that the government considers worthwhile. The American opportunity tax credit program and the lifetime credit programs offer tax credits for people who enroll in postsecondary education programs. Some other tax credits that are popular include:

• Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). 
• Credit for child tax 
• Tax credit for savers 
• Premium tax credit for Health Insurance Marketplace

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اگر قبلاً چنین کاری را انجام نداده اید ، راه اندازی وب سایت وردپرس خود می تواند یک کار دلهره آور به نظر برسد. خوشبختانه یکی از بهترین چیزها در مورد استفاده از وردپرس این است که بسیار کاربرپسند و بصری است ، تقریباً همه می توانند این کار را انجام دهند!

 

در حالی که بخش فنی راه اندازی وب سایت وردپرس واقعاً پیچیده نیست ، دانستن اینکه چه چیزی را در وب سایت خود قرار دهید و چگونه آن را برای شما کار کند می تواند کمی دشوارتر باشد.

 

در اینجا ده مرحله آسان برای شروع کار با وردپرس آورده شده است. به سادگی این موارد را دنبال کنید و به زودی شروع به کار خواهید کرد.

 

مرحله 1: سایت خود را تعریف کنید

قبل از انجام هر کاری که مربوط به وردپرس است ، باید جایگاه خود را انتخاب کنید. تلاش برای ایجاد یک وب سایت وردپرس در مورد کاری که 10000 بار انجام شده است ، بسیار سودمند نخواهد بود. اگر سایت وردپرس شما برای مشاغل موجود نیست ، مطمئن شوید موضوعی را انتخاب کرده اید که واقعاً به شما علاقه دارد ، بنابراین کار یا به روزرسانی سایت شما در حال حاضر یا ماه ها در راه کار سختی نخواهد بود.

 

مرحله 2: نام دامنه را انتخاب کنید

نام دامنه شما باید مستقیماً به طاقچه ای که در مرحله 1 انتخاب کرده اید مربوط باشد و باید نامی باشد که به خاطر سپردن آن برای کاربران آنقدر آسان باشد که هرگز آن را فراموش نکنند. انجام برخی از تحقیقات کلمات کلیدی نیز می تواند مفید باشد. روی نام خاصی گیر کرده اید اما .com گرفته شده است؟ .net یا .co را امتحان کنید.

 

مرحله 3: یک میزبان وب استخدام کنید

گام بعدی شما این است که یک میزبان وب معتبر برای مدیریت سایت خود پیدا کنید. در اینجا در HostPapa ، ما سرورها و زیرساخت های پیشرو در صنعت را ارائه می دهیم. پشتیبانی مشتری چند زبانه ما از طریق چت ، ایمیل و تلفن در دسترس است. ما همچنین یک پایگاه دانش گسترده و آموزش های ویدئویی داریم. سرور مشترک در مقابل سرور اختصاصی چطور؟ در بیشتر موارد ، میزبانی وب مشترک بسیار خوب خواهد بود و در بین کاربران وردپرس بسیار محبوب است.

 

مرحله 4: وردپرس را نصب کنید

با خطر بیان واضح ، هنگامی که میزبان وب و نام دامنه خود را پیدا کردید ، زمان نصب وردپرس و شروع به کار است. در HostPapa ، نصب وردپرس فوق العاده آسان است و با نصب کننده اسکریپت Softaculous ما فقط چند دقیقه طول می کشد.

 

مرحله 5: یک قالب وردپرس انتخاب کنید

در مرحله بعد ، شما باید در مورد موضوع طراحی سایت وردپرس خود تصمیم بگیرید. هزاران هزار موضوع وجود دارد که از کاملاً رایگان تا صدها دلار متغیر است. هنگام انتخاب موضوع ، سعی کنید اطمینان حاصل کنید که هم برای موضوع سایت شما و هم برای طرح و محتوایی که قصد انتشار آن را دارید ، منطقی است.

 

در میان گزینه های برتر تم وردپرس ، یکی قرار است مجموعه ای از گزینه های آماده را برای موضوعات مختلف پیدا کند. اینها شامل تجارت ، خدمات ، زیبایی ، مد ، عکاسی ، آموزش ، غذا و بسیاری دیگر است. هر یک از آنها می توانند به پایگاه عالی برای سایتی تبدیل شوند که همیشه رویای آن را داشته اید.

 

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مرحله 6: افزونه های خود را پیکربندی کنید

افزونه وردپرس برنامه ای است که به زبان برنامه نویسی PHP نوشته شده است و مجموعه خاصی از ویژگی ها یا خدمات را به وب سایت وردپرس اضافه می کند. افزونه های وردپرس سفارشی سازی و انعطاف پذیری زیادی را برای سایت وردپرسی شما و همچنین ویژگی ها و ابزارهای ارزشمندی را برای بازدیدکنندگان شما فراهم می کند. ممکن است با تعداد زیادی افزونه شروع به کار نکنید ، اما هرچه بیشتر از وردپرس استفاده کنید ، موارد بیشتری را برای سایت خود پیدا خواهید کرد. برخی از موارد مورد علاقه ما عبارتند از JetPack و Yoast SEO.

 

مرحله 7: صفحات اداری خود را تکمیل کنید

صفحات مهم شامل صفحه تماس شما ، درباره صفحه ، حریم خصوصی و صفحه سلب مسئولیت است. قبل از اینکه بر افزودن محتوا به سایت خود تمرکز کنید ، این موارد را از سر راه بردارید - به هر حال ، افزودن آنها اکنون آسان تر از دیرتر است ، هنگامی که انتشار سایر موارد هیجان انگیز دیگر را به پایان رساندید! این صفحات همچنین از شما و بازدیدکنندگان سایت شما محافظت می کند.

 

مرحله 8: مطالب خود را منتشر کنید. آبکشی کنید. تکرار.

پس از انتشار صفحات مهم اداری ، زمان شروع افزودن مطالب جالب است. در هر زمینه ای که باشید ، می خواهید مطمئن شوید که مقدار زیادی محتوای با کیفیت برای خوانندگان خود در نظر گرفته اید. صفحات خود را از نظر بصری غنی و بیشتر کنید ، افزودن محتوای جدید به طور منظم را در اولویت خود قرار دهید. در صورت وبلاگ نویسی ، حداقل یک تصویر به هر پست اضافه کنید. این امر نه تنها به خوانندگان شما چیزی می دهد که در Pinterest سنجیده شوند ، بلکه محتوای شما را جذاب تر می کند. این که آیا تصمیم دارید محتوا را روزانه ، هفتگی یا ماهانه اضافه کنید ، ایجاد یک تقویم محتوا به شما کمک می کند تا در مسیر درست قرار بگیرید.

 

مرحله نهم: بازاریابی را فراموش نکنید

بازاریابی سایت جدید شما یک تلاش دوگانه است. اول ، SEO (بهینه سازی موتور جستجو) وجود دارد: مطمئن شوید که صفحات شما دارای کلمات کلیدی مرتبط در عنوان ، توضیحات و متن اصلی هستند. دوم ، برای تبلیغ سایت خود به هر نحو ممکن وقت بگذارید. گزینه های رایگان شامل استفاده از سایت های رسانه های اجتماعی ، انجمن ها و ارسال ایمیل به یک خبرنامه معمولی است. همچنین می توانید برای ایجاد ارتباطات اجتماعی و محبوبیت پیوندها ، ارسال و اظهار نظر در مورد وبلاگ ها ، انجمن ها و انجمن ها را در نظر بگیرید.

 

مرحله 10: از نسخه پشتیبان تهیه کنید

محتوای شما ارزشمندترین دارایی شماست ، بنابراین مطمئن شوید که از سایت خود نسخه پشتیبان تهیه کرده اید! برای وبلاگ شما ، این بدان معنی است که در صورت خرابی از محتوای خود نسخه پشتیبان تهیه کنید تا مجبور نباشید همه چیز را از نو شروع کنید. اگر از پست ها ، افزونه ها و پیوندهای وابسته پشتیبان گیری نمی کنید ، ممکن است کمی طول بکشد تا بتوانید روی پا بایستید. اگر زمان کافی برای پشتیبان گیری منظم از سایت خود ندارید ، میزبان وب شما باید جایگزینی ارائه دهد. به عنوان مثال ، HostPapa یک سرویس پشتیبان گیری عالی از وب سایت را ارائه می دهد که راه اندازی آن فقط چند دقیقه طول می کشد - دیگر نیازی به نگرانی در مورد پشتیبان گیری از سایت خود ندارید!

 

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