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Getting Unclaimed Tax Refunds
Each year, there is an excess of $1 billion of federal unclaimed income tax refunds - and you may be one of those owed unexpected money from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS.)

Published by Stephanie Mojica (7,118 pts ) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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Guide to Filing Taxes Late
Filing taxes late can be a headache, but is one worth conquering. Failure to submit tax returns, whether federal or state, can lead to criminal prosecution and even jail time in some cases.

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Federal Income Taxes: A Brief Overview
Tax time at the beginning of each year finds many tax professionals hard at work. Individuals who file their own taxes should be aware of at least the basics of Federal Income Taxes.

Published by John Garger (20,655 pts ) on Sep 21, 2009 to
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Federal Income Taxes: The 1040
The 1040 Federal Income Tax form is the basis for all other forms and schedules tax payers must use to report taxable income.

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Federal Income Taxes: The 1040EZ
The 1040EZ is, essentially, a smaller version of form 1040 for personal income taxes. Qualifying to use this form requires a set of finely-defined conditions.

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Federal Income Taxes: Schedule SE
Schedule SE is used to report net earnings from Self Employment.

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Federal Income Taxes: Schedules A & B
Accompanying Federal Tax form 1040, Schedules A & B allow tax payers to itemize deductions rather than take the standard deduction.

Published by John Garger (20,655 pts ) on Sep 21, 2009 to
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Federal Income Taxes: Schedule C
Schedule C of the standard Federal Income Tax form 1040 is used to claim profit or loss from a Sole Proprietorship business.

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Federal Income Taxes: Schedule C-EZ
Some sole proprietorship’s tax situation is so simple, the 1040 Schedule C-EZ is enough to properly declare income from business operations.

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Federal Income Taxes: Schedule D
The 1040 Schedule D Federal Income Tax Form is used to declare Capital Gains and Losses.

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