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Don't Overlook These Miscellaneous Tax Deductions
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03-23-2006

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What’s new for 2006
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01-6--2006

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Standard or itemized: Know the difference
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01-21-2006

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Changes are Coming for Hybrid Tax Breaks
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12-5--2005

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Business Gifts: Know the tax rules
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12-24-2005

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Take the Mystery Out of Mileage Reimbursement
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11-24-2005

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It’s Time to Review Your Investments
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11-17-2005

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It's time to review your 2005 tax situation
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10-6--2005

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Avoid the Rollover Trap
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10-28-2005

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Hurricane Katrina tax relief is signed by President Bush
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10-13-2005

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Prepare for college with a Section 529 plan
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09-29-2005

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Note the new standard mileage rates for the remainder of 2005
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09-22-2005

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When You Marry, Don't Overlook the Paperwork
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08-5--2005

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Give Your Child a Job for the Summer
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07-8--2005

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How to Correct a Mistake on Your Return
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07-29-2005

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Now You Have Longer to Use It Before You Lose It
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07-22-2005

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Use the Summer Months to Update your Estate Plan
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07-15-2005

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Save on your Taxes While you Save at the Pump
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07-1--2005

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Maximize Your 2005 Retirement Savings
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06-3--2005

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First-time Homebuyer?
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06-24-2005

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Is the Alternative Minimum Tax in Your Future?
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06-17-2005

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Get Medical Insurance and Tax Savings Too
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06-10-2005

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Work Related Education Expenses Can be Deductible
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05-6--2005

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Could the State Sales Tax Boost Your Itemized Deductions?
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05-27-2005

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How Mortgage Points Affect Your Taxes
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05-20-2005

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How Mortgage Points Affect Your Taxes
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05-13-2005

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If You Can't File by April 15 Apply for an Extension
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04-8--2005

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You Might Owe Taxes on Your Social Security Benefits
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04-29-2005

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Should You Be Making Estimated Tax Payments?
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04-22-2005

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Medical Expenses - Don’t Overlook Health Insurance Premiums
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04-15-2005

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Sell Your Appreciated Investment Property Tax-Free
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04-1--2005

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Teachers Qualify for Special Tax Savings
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03-4--2005

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There Are Tax Breaks for Seniors
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03-25-2005

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Be Aware of These Business Tax Credits
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03-18-2005

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There’s Still Time to Cut Your 2004 Tax Bill
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03-11-2005

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Did You Forget Your Refund Check
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02-4--2005

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Simplify your life by organizing your tax records
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02-25-2005

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Don’t Overlook these Deductions Even if you don’t Itemize
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02-18-2005

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Time to Check Your Withholding
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02-11-2005

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A New Roth IRA Rule Benefits Seniors
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01-7--2005

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The IRS Publishes New Mileage Rates for 2005
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01-28-2005

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Tsunami Relief Donations Give Taxpayers an Early Deduction
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01-21-2005

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A New Year Tax Checklist
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01-14-2005

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Maximize Your 2005 Retirement Savings
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Are you on track to contribute the maximum you can to retirement plans this year? The recent talk about social security reform has highlighted the need for personal savings in addition to the government programs. Here are a few tips and reminders:

If your company offers a matched 401(k) program, try to contribute at least enough to earn the full match. If your company will match, say, 30 cents on the dollar, that’s like earning an immediate 30% return on your contribution.

If you can afford to save more, do so. Savings grow free of tax in a 401(k) until withdrawn. The maximum 2005 contribution if you're under age 50 is $14,000.

If you’re age 50 or older, take advantage of the catch-up contributions to IRAs, 401(k) plans, and SIMPLE plans. Remember, in the year you turn 50, you don’t have to wait until after your birthday to make the contribution.

If you’re self-employed, look into the solo 401(k) plans now becoming available.

Generally, with tax-advantaged plans, contribute the most you can as early in the year as possible. That way your contribution will have longer to grow and compound free of tax.

Even if you don’t qualify for a Roth IRA or a regular tax-deductible IRA, you can still contribute to a nondeductible IRA. You won’t get a tax break on your upfront contribution, but your earnings will grow tax-free.

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