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I do not have 10, but I do have a few. 1. Do not forget the telephone excise tax refund. This is worth between $30-$60. 2. If you have qualified stock dividends, take the extra time to use the qualified dividend tax work sheet. 3. Read the directions for everyline carefully. Also be careful about…

Do you ever feel like there are too many things to do and not enough “day” to do them in? Do your weekends seem to fly by while your time spent at your day job seems to drag? Does it seem like you’ve just sat down to do a little work on your business and…

I work as a bagger at a commisary at a military base. My income is purely tips. I do not have an hourly wage. Do i have to report anything? I was told by the head guy that i dont and that i am my own vendor. I live in FL. Is the commissary going…

If you are being paid hourly and over the minimum wage, you do not need to report your tips. However the percentage rule applies to make sure that your employer is paying you at LEAST minimum wage ( and therefore needs to report your tips)…this mainly applies to restaurants where many establishments pay those who…

If you are paid to prepare tax returns for other people, watch this video for information about important changes that will impact paid tax preparers. Duration : 0:0:59

Tax planning should happen all year long. This article looks at some things that you can do to limit you tax liability in a legal way. A the end of “What Are Some Good Tips For Getting The Best Tax Return?” we have included some other informational links.     It’s the beginning of the…

I’m a part time pizza delivery driver, I just started 3 months ago. Anyway, My question is should I report my tips when doing my tax returns and does reporting my tips mean I’m going to owe the IRS money? If you’ve been playing by the rules, you’ve already filed your tips with your employer…

That would make since if I was a waitor but I’m a nurse It means you worked as a waiter and made enough in tips that your paycheck couldn’t cover all of the tax–so you get to pay it when you file.