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Are there other income tax deductions?

Yes, there are other income tax deductions. Examples include depreciation, net operating loss carryovers, start-up expenses, and many others. You should consult you tax advisor to see whether the fore...

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What falls within the classification of expenses?

This type of expenses deduction includes most expenses in connection with rental property or investment property, such as investment advisory fees, maintenance expenses and repairs of rental real prop...

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What medical expenses are tax deductible?

Medical expenses are tax deductible only to the extent that they exceed 7.5% of the taxpayer's adjusted gross income and are not compensated for by insurance or otherwise. According to the IRS, tax de...

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What is the generation skipping tax (GST)?

The purpose of the GST is to tax gifts and inheritances that are given to skipped generations in the same way that gifts and inheritances are taxed that are given to the immediate heirs. Any gift give...

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The Federal Generation Skipping Transfer Tax or GST

Generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax imposed on gifts or bequests made directly to grandchildren or great-grandchildren instead of passing to the next generation. Basically, the tax skips a generati...

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State Gift Taxes

For the most part, the gift taxes that are set by the federal government are the only gift taxes that apply to monetary gifts and estate gifts that are given. These gift and estate tax rates are invar...

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How to Qualify for an IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC)

Offers are not guaranteed to be accepted at the time of applying and interest and debt collection attempts continue during the review process. It is very important to meet all of the requirements when...

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Filing Fraudulent Tax Returns: A Federal Crime

Tax fraud is a federal crime with serious consequences and a crime that rarely stays hidden. Between the IRS's audit computers and the Whistleblower program, tax fraud is nearly impossible to hide. Fi...