101 Tax Saving Ideasby Julie A. Welch, CPA, CFP and Randy Gardner, LLM, CPA, CFP
(reprinted with permission)
Tax Idea No. 14 Keep Records of Your Cash Charitable Contributions Tax Idea No. 15 Document Your Noncash Charitable Contributions To Get The Maximum Deduction Tax Idea No. 30 Stay on the IRS’s Good Side By Following the Rules for Your Household Help Tax Idea No. 41 You Can Deduct Your Capital Losses Against Your Capital Gains Tax Idea No. 50 Investing in Small Business Stock Has Its Advantages - Whether You Sell the Stock at a Gain or a Loss Tax Idea No. 58 You Can Deduct Your Home Office Expenses Tax Idea No. 65 Take Advantage Of Other Tax-Free Fringe Benefits That Your Employer Offers Tax Idea No. 66 You Can Increase Your Take-Home Pay Tax Idea No. 84 Contribute The Maximum To A SIMPLE Plan Tax Idea No. 100 Do Not Throw Your Tax Returns Away
Keep Records of Your Cash Charitable Contributions
Document Your Noncash Charitable Contributions To Get The Maximum Deduction
Stay on the IRS’s Good Side By Following the Rules for Your Household Help
You Can Deduct Your Capital Losses Against Your Capital Gains
Investing in Small Business Stock Has Its Advantages - Whether You Sell the Stock at a Gain or a Loss
You Can Deduct Your Home Office Expenses
Take Advantage Of Other Tax-Free Fringe Benefits That Your Employer Offers
You Can Increase Your Take-Home Pay
Contribute The Maximum To A SIMPLE Plan
Do Not Throw Your Tax Returns Away