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What You Need to Know to Write a Last Will and Testament by Robbi Erickson
September 20, 2005   6053 Hits
This article goes over the basics of writing a will. It explains what people need to be identified, what clauses need to be included, and what happens in probate. After reading this article the read ...
 
Date Your Mate - Tips for the Married by Tracy Bolton Jones
June 07, 2005   2440 Hits
Married life can sometimes fall into a rut, but it doesn’t have to if you date your mate! Spend time dating each other, get reacquainted and liven things up a bit. ...
 
How to Get Along With the In-Laws by Milenna
June 14, 2005   7681 Hits
Marriage relationships can be complicated enough without outside influences. If you are constantly hearing criticism and receiving unwanted advice from other family members like your in-laws then you ...
 
Knowing Your Exemptions and Dependents for U.S. Income Tax Purposes by kmhagen
June 24, 2005   14081 Hits
Personal exemptions and exemptions for dependents form a basic part of the U.S. individual income tax law. Knowing the criteria and requirements for claiming these exemptions will facilitate the prep ...
 
Do I Need to File a U.S. Federal Income Tax Return? by kmhagen
June 27, 2005   15587 Hits
You may have had federal income tax withheld from your pay all year, and wonder if you really need to file a return. Or you may think you didn’t make enough money to have to file a return. But it  ...
 
Taking a Medical Expense Deduction for Dependents by kmhagen
June 28, 2005   5417 Hits
 
How To Take the Credit for Child and Dependent Care Expenses by kmhagen
July 11, 2005   8297 Hits
If you paid someone to come to your home to care for your child or other dependent, or you took them to a daycare facility so you could work or look for work, you may be able to take the credit for ch ...
 
Who Must Make Estimated Federal Income Tax Payments? by kmhagen
July 18, 2005   25761 Hits
If you are self-employed, or have other sources of income in addition to a salary or wages, such as dividends, interest, capital gains, rents and royalties, you may have to make estimated federal inco ...
 
What Are the Tax Advantages of a Roth IRA? by kmhagen
July 19, 2005   4285 Hits
A Roth IRA is a special type of individual retirement plan. It is subject to many of the same rules that apply to traditional individual retirement arrangements (IRAs). But there are some difference ...
 
Should I Itemize Deductions or Take the Standard Deduction? by kmhagen
August 04, 2005   17786 Hits
Choosing whether to take the standard deduction or to itemize deductions on your U.S. federal income tax return will have an effect on your total tax liability for the year. Certain taxpayers may not ...
 
Caregiving- You Are Not Alone by Jean Bailey Robor
August 05, 2005   302 Hits
Many times caregivers of loved ones, whether full-time or part-time feel isolated from others. This article shows the challenges caregivers face and offers advice to find some much needed support. ...
 
Helping Your Kids Cope with Divorce by Tamiya King
August 09, 2005   973 Hits
 
Tax Benefits of Health Savings Accounts by kmhagen
August 15, 2005   7397 Hits
If you have a high deductible health coverage plan and are not on Medicare, a Health Savings Account (HSA) may be an option to help you pay medical expenses. You can claim a tax deduction for contrib ...
 
Secrets of Happy Couples by Rita Templeton
August 24, 2005   34219 Hits
We may groan about how happy couples make us want to hurl, but admit it - deep down, we're really just jealous. What makes them so sickeningly blissful? What are they doing that unhappy twosomes are ...
 
What Is Your Taxpayer Identification Number? by kmhagen
September 02, 2005   1472 Hits
For most U.S. citizens and residents, your taxpayer identification number is your social security number. If you are an alien who is not eligible for a social security number, you may need to apply f ...
 
Federal Income Tax Effects of Property Transfers to a Spouse by kmhagen
September 09, 2005   2531 Hits
Generally, transfers of property to a spouse, or former spouse in a divorce settlement, do not result in gains or losses for income tax purposes. The basis of property to the receiving spouse is gene ...
 
What are the Tax Advantages of a Traditional IRA? by kmhagen
September 14, 2005   9065 Hits
Contributions to a traditional IRA may be tax-deductible up to a certain amount. Generally, you cannot receive distributions until you are 59 ½, but there are exceptions, such as for first-time home ...
 
When You Inherit An IRA Or You Are A Beneficiary by kmhagen
September 16, 2005   6042 Hits
A surviving spouse who inherits an IRA may be able to treat the IRA as his or her own by changing the name on the account or by rolling over the IRA assets, or may choose to be treated as a beneficiar ...
 
Who Can Take the Tax Credit for the Elderly or Disabled? by kmhagen
September 23, 2005   4164 Hits
If you are age 65 or older and your income is not over a certain limit, or if you are under age 65 and are totally and permanently disabled, you may be able to take the credit for the elderly or disab ...
 
How to Complete Form W-4 by kmhagen
September 27, 2005   84089 Hits
The purpose of Form W-4 is to have the right amount of federal income tax withheld from your pay. The information you provide on this form will help to match your withholding with your actual tax lia ...
 
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