The law known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) addressed the individual tax rate bracket structure’s previous contribution to a marriage tax penalty by equalizing married filing jointly tax amounts with those of two single individuals combined (each with half the amount of taxable income of the joint filers), up to the bottom threshold of the highest tax bracket.
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by McNair Law Firm, P.A. The United States has a voluntary income tax reporting system. U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and businesses here must annually file income tax returns with the IRS, reporting their “worldwide income”, deductions, and their “net taxable income”,
Read more →IRS Special Edition Tax Tip 2017-01, January 17, 2017 Taxpayers have fundamental rights under the law. The “Taxpayer Bill of Rights” presents these rights in 10 categories. This helps taxpayers when they interact with the IRS. Publication 1, Your Rights
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Read more →New IRS Publication Helps You Find out if You Qualify for a Health Coverage Exemption IRS Health Care Tax Tip 2014-19, Sept. 23, 2014 You may read the full article HERE on Internal Revenue Service’s Website Taxpayers who might qualify
Read more →You may be able to deduct certain miscellaneous costs you pay during the year. Examples include employee expenses and fees you pay for tax advice. If you itemize, these deductions could lower your tax bill. IRS Summertime Tax Tip 2014-19,
Read more →If you work from home, you should learn the rules for how to claim the home office deduction. Starting this year, there is a simpler option to figure the deduction for business use of your home. The new option will
Read more →Some people must pay taxes on part of their Social Security benefits. Others find that their benefits aren’t taxable. If you get Social Security, the IRS can help you determine if some of your benefits are taxable. IRS Tax Tip
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