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Eva Rosenberg. Deduct Everything!
Deduct Everything! Save Money with Hundreds of Legal Tax Breaks, Credits, Write-Offs, and Loopholes
Contents
CHAPTER 1. Introduction
TaxMama’s Tax Truisms
How to Use This Book
CHAPTER 2. Record-Keeping Tips and Tools That Help Maximize Deductions
CHAPTER 3. Should You Prepare Your Own Tax Return?
CHAPTER 4. Choosing a Tax Professional
CHAPTER 5. Deductions around the House
CHAPTER 6. Giving Yourself Credits around the House
CHAPTER 7. Extra Income around the House
CHAPTER 8. In the Garage
CHAPTER 9. Deduct Your Medical Expenses and Get Some Money Back
CHAPTER 10. Charity Deductions Begin at Home
CHAPTER 11. Retirement Tax Issues for the Young at Heart
CHAPTER 12. Long-Term Savings and Retirement Tax Issues for the Very Young
CHAPTER 13. Tax Savings for Education
CHAPTER 14. Tax No-No’s
CHAPTER 15. Adjusting or Itemizing—What’s the Difference?
A Few Last Words
Glossary
Resources
Recordkeeping Resources
Good, Old-Fashioned Paper-Based Systems
Recordkeeping Apps
Finding a Good Tax Professional
Prepare Your Own Tax Return
Prior-Year Software
IRS Forms Mentioned in This Book
IRS Publications and the Tax Code Mentioned in This Book
IRS Resources
IRS Charity Resources
Other Charity-Related Resources
IRS Retirement, Education, and Savings Resources
Taxpayer Advocate Resources and TIGTA
Social Security Resources
State Resources and Other Government Resources
Asset, Basis, and Investment Resources
Credit Resources
Money: Generating Cash
Crowdfunding and Gifts
Other Useful Reference Materials
Politics as Usual
Some Favorite Resources and Writers
Non-Tax-Related—But Interesting and Fun
TaxMama’s Courses That Might Help You
Index
About TaxMama
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EVA ROSENBERG, EA
2. Record-Keeping Tips and Tools That Help Maximize Deductions
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So when I give you a tip or guidance that is too good to be believed, you will find a reference. In the print book, you will be given an IRS publication number, a code section, a Tax Court case, or some other useful reference. In the electronic version of the book, you will find links directly to that part of the publication or links directly to the specific source of the information.
You would be wise never to take advice on faith. Please look things up, research them. Learn how to read and understand what is happening in your tax life. After all, when you sign a tax return or other tax form, you are attesting that you have read it, understand it, and are responsible for the contents.
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