Income Tax

 Unmarried Homeowners Get Double Tax Deduction

August 8, 2016 

Unmarried Homeowners Get Double Tax Deduction

Normally, you can deduct the full amount of mortgage interest you’re required to pay on your principal residence and one other home such as a vacation home. But sometimes you might bump up against these two tax law limits, especially if you’re a ...

 Back to School Tax Tips

July 26, 2016 

Back to School Tax Tips

As the final weeks of summer tick away, back-to-school sales are ramping up and it's time to think about getting those kids back in the classroom. It's also a good time to think about a variety of tax breaks and deductions available for qualifying ...

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July 21, 2016 

Good News, Bad News on Student Loan Interest Deduction

The bad news is, if you are paying more than $2.5k per year in student loan interest, the excess is not deductible and cannot be carried forward. Also, if you are making more than $65k per year, the deduction begins to phase out, and if you are making ...

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July 6, 2016 

2016 Fringe Benefits Tax Series #7: Educational Assistance Plans

If some of your employees are looking to go back to school, or to enroll in college courses for the first time, you might decide to lend a helping hand. An employer can set up a program that effectively pays for all or most of the costs on a tax-free ...

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July 5, 2016 

2016 Fringe Benefits Tax Series: #5: Dine At Work On The IRS

Does your business provide meals to its employees in your own cafeteria or by other means? Generally, the cost of this fringe benefit is deductible by the business and tax-free to the employees, but only as long as certain tax law requirements are met.