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When it's time to itemize your tax deductions

It's never too early (or too late) in the year to think about itemizing your tax deductions.

Top Headlines

	Expanded Recovery Act tax credits help homeowners winterize their homes, save energy
	Inflation having little effect on tax rates and benefits in 2010
	New IRS Retirement Plan Navigator aims to help small businesses
	IRS announces pension plan limitations for 2010
	Oct. 17 is last day to request tax credit certification for some new hires
	Special sales tax deduction for car purchases
	Taxpayers have until Oct. 15 to file extended 2008 tax returns
	Nine facts about the new vehicle sales and excise tax deduction
	Employee vs. independent contractor: Ten tips for business owners
	Daily Tax Tips from the IRS

Why wait until 2010? Make smart tax moves now

With less than 60 days until 2010, time is running out for those wondering if there is anything they can do to reduce their 2009 tax bill.

IRA Conversions: Wait for 2010 or do them now?

Next year, there will be no more income limitations on eligibility to convert your traditional IRA accounts into Roths. That doesn't mean you should forget what you can do now.

Fall is the perfect time for a tax checkup

With the tax year half over, and considering the financial changes many Americans have faced during this year, the time is right to review your tax situation.

Ten identity theft safety tips for tax season

Don't let yourself become an identity theft victim - especially around tax season. Here are some top tips from WhatHappensNow.com and the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse.

	How property taxes are calculated
	IRS asset seizures: Could it happen to you?
	How first-time home buyers can get the most from a new tax credit

General Tax & IRS Information

IRS offers relief to financially-distressed taxpayers

The IRS has ways to help financially distressed taxpayers maximize their refunds and speed payments while providing help to people struggling to meet their tax obligations.

	Taxpayers in four states file with different centers this year
	E-file opens for 2009, with new features for taxpayers
	New laws, rules affect many taxpayers this year
	Taxpayers Cautioned About Bogus 'IRS' Web Sites
	Understanding IRS Guidance - A Brief Primer
	Find Your Nearest IRS Office
	Related Tax Links

The Rules of the Game

Uncle Sam Wants You to Help Nab Tax Cheats

The Internal Revenue Service has outlined ways informants can report violations of the tax law and possibly claim a reward based on the amount that is owed by the tax cheat. (The rewards, by the way, may be taxable.)

	IRS Lists 4 More Frivolous Tax Claims to Avoid
	IRS Warns Taxpayers about Phony E-Mails
	IRS Lists 'Dirty Dozen' Tax Scams
	IRS Fact Sheet: Be Wary of Anti-Tax Evasion Schemes
	Understanding IRS Guidance - A Brief Primer
	More Tax Tips

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Federal Tax Forms/Publications
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The IRS' Frequently Asked Questions

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