Individual income taxes are probably one of your largest annual expenditures. So, just as you would shop around for the best price for a car, you should consider opportunities to reduce or defer your annual tax bill. Even though 2006 is coming to a close, there is still time to reduce your 2006 taxes and plan ahead for 2007. Your 2006 year-end planning should begin with a projection of your estimated Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) for both 2006 and 2007. This is an essential element of tax planning, as many tax benefits are tied to or limited by your AGI. Equally important is an estimation of all potential deductions for both years. Together, these estimates will give you a good idea of your marginal tax rate (the rate at which your last dollar of income is taxed) for each year.
... of the personal exemption and itemized deductions . Marriage penalty relief . $1,000 child tax credi...
... threshold for miscellaneous itemized deductions. . * The guidance also provided relief for the tim...
...Self-employed health insurance deductions include insurance premiums paid to cover a child w...
[...] qualifying dividends are taxed at a maximum rate of 15%. Since this beneficial rate is anticipated to be eliminated, 2009 could be the ideal time to remove accumulated earning from closely held corporations. Some of the standard year-end planning ideas will not reduce tax liability if you are subject to the alternative minimum tax (AMT) because different rules apply. Because of the complexity of the AMT, it would be wise for you to analyze your AMT exposure with your tax advisor.
...-based reduction of most itemized deductions, nor will there be a phaseout of personal exemptio...
... of the personal exemption and itemized deductions Marriage penalty relief $1,000 child tax credit ...
... statutory tax rates or repeal targeted deductions and exemptions? And similarly, when the government...
The new tax legislation passed by the House on Wednesday and the Senate on Thursday is referred to as a tax cut. That's a misnomer. In fact, the legislation keeps taxes where they are. It prevents taxes from increasing. But a cut? No, not exactly. Here are some highlights:
...Phasing out of itemized deductions for those with higher AGI was repealed for 2010 an...
... The phase-out limits for itemized deductions and personal exemptions have been gradually reduce...
...First, there are deductions and credits for education expenses, including the ...
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