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Tag Archives: Income Tax
Beware a Bad Income Tax Preparer – It Will Cost You Dearly!

Beware a Bad Income Tax Preparer – It Will Cost You Dearly!

Very valuable article the other day in The Detroit News about the importance of choosing a good income tax preparer. Or, should I say, the importance of NOT choosing a bad one.

Repaying the 2008 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit

Repaying the 2008 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit

Did you take advantage of the first-time home buyer tax credit in 2008? If so, you have to pay it back. I wish I was lying, but like George Washington, I can’t tell a lie. Also like George Washington, I have wooden teeth. But all the wooden teeth in the world can’t get me out of paying back this interest-free loan. If you’re in the same boat, read up on the details of this credit and the repayment requirements.

End of the Year Tax Tips: 8 Tips to Help You Save

Great article in the Detroit News today that we wanted to share here with our readers. It’s about taking advantage of any tax deductions you might be eligible for by the end of the year.

Homebuyer Tax Credit of $15,000 Re-Introduced to Congress

Right now the $8,000 tax credit has first time home buyers house hunting for bargains. But the housing market continues to be little more than [...]

Deducting Private Mortgage Insurance from your Taxes

You may know by now that you can deduct mortgage insurance on your tax returns. But did you know that if you closed on a loan after Jan. 1, 2007, you might also be eligible to deduct private mortgage insurance?

Five Tax Season Tips for Homeowners

As tax season approaches, many Americans scramble to find additional tax deductions. Homeowners have several often overlooked deductions they may be able to take advantage of. Find out how to maximize your deduction with these 5 tax tips.

Closing The Door On Holiday Debt

'Tis the season to pay for the holidays. If looming credit card bills have you swimming in high-interest debt, you're not alone. Find out how you can use your home as a debt-shrinking tool.