Monthly Archives: January 2012
NEWT’S TAXES
Share Tweet Newt Gingrich also released his tax returns recently. His returns are slightly more interesting to look through than Romney’s even though they are much simpler and he is not nearly as rich as Romney. He is still very … Continue reading
MITT’S TAXES
Share Tweet When income tax returns are released by political figures it is always interesting to look at what is in them and what the press says about them. I thought it might be interesting to comment on some of … Continue reading
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
Share Tweet The IRS has become more and more strict over the last few years regarding what can be deducted for charitable contributions. Here are a few tidbits of information you need to be aware of when planning your charitable … Continue reading
STATE TAX RATES
Share Tweet Forbes magazine published a top ten list of the states with the highest individual income tax rates. Hawaii and Oregon were the winners with the highest rates of 11%. California was number 3 at 10.3 percent. The surprise … Continue reading
Home Office Deductions
Share Tweet Economic conditions often dictate that many of us work out or our homes. This creates an opportunity for a home office deduction which could reduce your tax burden if you qualify for it. Usually the home office deduction … Continue reading
MILEAGE RATES
Share Tweet If your use a vehicle for business, you must keep track of your mileage. It does not matter if you use actual expenses or the mileage rates. You must still be able to document the vehicle was used … Continue reading
Forms 1099 for 2011
Share Tweet Everyone needs to be aware of a few 1099 related issues this year. If you have a business and you paid more than $600 to any individual, partnership, or sole proprietorship during the you must issue a 1099 … Continue reading
