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Feb 29, 2024Itemized vs. Standard Tax Deduction calculator
Explore our tool that contrasts the Standard Tax Deduction and Itemized Tax Deductions. In just a short amount of time
adminFeb 29, 2024Standard vs Itemized Tax Deduction
If you have ever carefully listed out your itemized tax deductions before, especially if you own a home, consider a different approach now.
Manisha HansrajJan 15, 2021What’s New for the 2020 Tax Year?
Here’s the breakdown of all the changes. Standard deduction For the 2020 tax year, the standard deduction amounts have increased. Here are the amounts below. Single or Married filing separately – $12,400 Married filing jointly and Qualifying widow(er) – $24,800 Head of Household – $18,650 For taxpayers who are blind or at least 65 years […]
Manisha HansrajDec 18, 2020Understanding Joe Biden’s Tax Plan
Many Americans want to know how our future president’s tax plan will affect them. Biden’s tax plan will affect wealthier Americans, corporations, and everyday individual taxpayers. He also plans on making significant tax revisions on Trump’s previous tax plan which took place in 2017. Skip the tax jargon by taking a look at this quick […]
Manisha HansrajSep 11, 2020Prepare for Tax Year 2020
The IRS already announced the inflation adjustments for next year. Although the e-file and extension deadline is in a month, the year is almost gone. 2020 has been more than a roller coaster ride, and the next tax season is only a few months away. Many taxpayers may wonder how their stimulus payments affect your […]
Manisha HansrajJan 3, 2020Tax Deductions: Choosing to Itemize or Claiming the Standard Deduction
Trying to understand anything tax related makes you feel like you’re back in grade school. However, it doesn’t have to be difficult. Here’s some sure-fire information that may help you out if you’re a first time filer, or if you have some general questions about claiming tax deductions. What’s the difference between claiming the standard […]
Manisha HansrajMar 28, 2019Can I Deduct My W-2 Job Expenses?
The new tax season brought in a lot of changes, and your job expenses are one of them. If you’ve noticed on your tax returns that you can’t deduct your W-2 job expenses for 2018, you’re partially correct. Unfortunately, not everyone can claim their out-of-pocket job expenses. Here’s the breakdown. Eligibility The new tax laws […]
Manisha HansrajNov 27, 2018How are Charitable Deductions Affected by the TCJA?
Generosity has its perks, or rather its tax benefits. Keep in mind, taxpayers are able to easily itemize once they exceed their standard deduction. This typically happens by taxpayers claiming charitable donations along with any expenses they have. It then becomes greater than their standard deduction. However, the standard deduction is twice the amount for 2017. […]
Manisha HansrajNov 5, 2018Prepare for the 2019 Tax Season!
2018 is coming to an end. It seems like the year went by so quickly. Now, are you ready for the new tax season? The 2019 tax season brings in a variety of changes that will ultimately affect how you file and Form 1040. Read below to find out what you need to know before filing your […]
adminDec 15, 2016Student Loan Interest Deduction Income Limit
Strapped for cash as a recent grad? See if you qualify for a student loan interest deduction. College is over and you’ve been blasted with a taste of reality…or should I say adulthood? It’s tough but you’ll get through it. Even the IRS is on your side with certain deductions available to those of us who […]
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