TaxSimple Offers Premier and Ultimate Returns for $9.95

TaxSimple Offers Premier and Ultimate Returns for $9.95

If you are looking to prepare your federal and state tax returns for free, TaxSimple has the online services for you. And now not only are their Simple and Deluxe packages priced at $9.95 but their Premier and Ultimate solutions are priced the same for when you are ready to print or eFile your return.

Premier Package

If you own stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. Or if you have a rental property business on the side for extra income and appreciation, not to mention tax deductions, then TaxSimple Premier is for … Read more at 2009 Taxes

TaxSimple Offers Premier and Ultimate Returns for $9.95

If you are looking to prepare your federal and state tax returns for free, TaxSimple has the online services for you. And now not only are their Simple and Deluxe packages priced at $9.95 but their Premier and Ultimate solutions are priced the same for when you are ready to print or eFile your return.

Premier Package

If you own stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. Or if you have a rental property business on the side for extra income and appreciation, not to mention tax deductions, then TaxSimple Premier is for you. This package has everything the Simple and Deluxe packages have plus the additional investment calculations you’ll need to get the best refund possible.

Ultimate Package

The Ultimate Plan has everything you need for federal and state returns that was available in the Premier but also offer more business options. If you are a Sole Proprietor, a Consultant, a Contractor, or own a Single Member LLC, then TaxSimple Ultimate is the plan for you. Just $9.95 when  you file and free to complete your return without filing. Automatically calculate your Recovery Rebate Credit and get the best business return prepared by a company that has been providing tax preparation services since 1983.

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5 IRS Identity Theft Tips

5 IRS Identity Theft Tips

There are a number of organizations with helpful resources if your identity has been stolen this tax season or you feel that your identity might be misused. And do you know what kinds of emails to expect from the IRS so you know that the communication is legitimate?

  1. The IRS has a special office called the IRS Identity Protection Specialized Unit which can assist you if you feel your identity might be misused due to the loss of personal information. Contact them at 1-800-908-4490.

  2. The IRS never initiates contact with taxpayers through email. Therefore all

Read more at 2009 Taxes

5 IRS Identity Theft Tips

There are a number of organizations with helpful resources if your identity has been stolen this tax season or you feel that your identity might be misused. And do you know what kinds of emails to expect from the IRS so you know that the communication is legitimate?

  1. The IRS has a special office called the IRS Identity Protection Specialized Unit which can assist you if you feel your identity might be misused due to the loss of personal information. Contact them at 1-800-908-4490.

  2. The IRS never initiates contact with taxpayers through email. Therefore all email appearing to originate from the IRS are fraudulent unless in response to an inquiring that you began.

  3. Visit IRS.gov for reporting scams and for reporting bogus  IRS web sites.

  4. The Federal Trade Commission has similar identity theft resources and can be reached at 1-877-ID-THEFT.

  5. OnGuardOnline.gov is another resource for online protections from the federal government and the technology industry.

Get a Personal Tax Return Extension

Get a Personal Tax Return Extension for 2009

According to many tax professionals and MSN Money one of the best ways to avoid an IRS audit to file your return as late as possible. And filing an extension extends the period of time before you need to file, that is even better. Now with FileLater LC, you can wait until October 15th to file your return as long as you’re getting a refund or have already paid the amount due by April 15th.

Easy Process

Just minutes to complete with special pricing prior to the 15th of February, FileLater is … Read more at 2009 Taxes

Get a Personal Tax Return Extension for 2009

According to many tax professionals and MSN Money one of the best ways to avoid an IRS audit to file your return as late as possible. And filing an extension extends the period of time before you need to file, that is even better. Now with FileLater LC, you can wait until October 15th to file your return as long as you’re getting a refund or have already paid the amount due by April 15th.

Easy Process

Just minutes to complete with special pricing prior to the 15th of February, FileLater is ideal for personal returns and 2008 business tax returns. In just three easy steps you’ll be able to wait an extra 6 months to file your return. Step 1 is provide the personal information required and FileLater LC offers a secure web application protected by McAfee for your data entry. Step 2 is estimate if you’ll get a refund or owe money. You’ll need to pay any taxes owed by April 15th regardless of when you file your return. Step 3 is file your extension and receive confirmation of acceptance.

All Types of Personal Returns

Not only can you file an extension for the basic 1040 returns but also for more complex returns. Returns that have a Schedule C Sole Proprietorship can be extended. Single Member LLC returns can be extended for those protected assets with limited liability corporations. And returns containing IRS form 4868 can also be extended with FileLater LC.

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Top Ten Tax Tips

Top Five Tax Tips for 2009

The IRS has released their top ten tax tips and we are presenting the first five tips here now. Continue to check back with us with future tax tips and great online refund filing options from our great sponsors.

  1. Gather  your records. Get all your receipts and documents for any deductions you are planning to take this tax season.

  2. Do some research. Publication 17 from the IRS highlights everything you need to know to file your 2008 taxes this year.

  3. Plan  your filing options. Do you want to use an online free filing option

Read more at 2009 Taxes

Top Five Tax Tips for 2009

The IRS has released their top ten tax tips and we are presenting the first five tips here now. Continue to check back with us with future tax tips and great online refund filing options from our great sponsors.

  1. Gather  your records. Get all your receipts and documents for any deductions you are planning to take this tax season.

  2. Do some research. Publication 17 from the IRS highlights everything you need to know to file your 2008 taxes this year.

  3. Plan  your filing options. Do you want to use an online free filing option, prepare your return with a CPA or do the return yourself at home with one of the software packages available.

  4. Compare your tax forms. Find all the forms you’ll need on the IRS website and compare the forms to last years for differences in the returns and possible new deductions and credits.

  5. There’s no rush. You have to mid April to file your return and get file an extension if you need extra time so there’s no rush. Make sure you get every deduction and possibly compare the results of more than one online return filing provider.

TaxBrain Online Tax Preparation

TaxBrain Online Tax Preparation

If you’re looking for 1040 EZ, 1040 Basic, 1040 Deluxe, or 1040 Premium tax preparation, TaxBrain has the service you are looking for. Get your federal tax prepared, a full review, transfer data from prior years, more than one state, a security guarantee, error double checking, and free customer support.

Fast Filing

Don’t delay your return, get a 2-Day QuickAccess loan or the QuickAccess Standard. Don’t pay a thing as your fees will be deducted from your return and you will get a check in 48 hours with the loan option or around 2 … Read more at 2009 Taxes

TaxBrain Online Tax Preparation

If you’re looking for 1040 EZ, 1040 Basic, 1040 Deluxe, or 1040 Premium tax preparation, TaxBrain has the service you are looking for. Get your federal tax prepared, a full review, transfer data from prior years, more than one state, a security guarantee, error double checking, and free customer support.

Fast Filing

Don’t delay your return, get a 2-Day QuickAccess loan or the QuickAccess Standard. Don’t pay a thing as your fees will be deducted from your return and you will get a check in 48 hours with the loan option or around 2 weeks the with standard option.

Support Options

TaxBrain beats the competition with their numerous support outlets to help you in your online tax preparation. Live chat is available to immediately answer your questions when you have them, no waiting. Toll Free telephone support during business hours. Email and Secure Webmail support for your sensitive questions and transport of personal information. Plus a complete knowledge base with tips and line by line instructions.

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Credits to Reduce Your Taxes

Credits to Reduce Your Taxes

A tax credit reduces your tax bill by the exact amount of the credit and is therefore the number #1 way to reduce your tax burden. And for some will little income, credits can actually create a refund beyond what was paid to the government for the tax year.

Child Tax Credit

For each child an individual or a couple have, they receive a tax credit of $1,000 above the $3,500 child tax exemption. There are income limits on the $1,000 credit which are $75,000 for single tax payers and $110,000 for married couples. At these two levels the credit begins to phase out. There is also an Additional Child Tax Credit that you may be eligible for if you are not eligible for the Child Tax Credit.

Earned Income Credit

For taxpayers that do not earn above certain thresholds, the earned income credit provides a large credit which often is more than what the individual paid into the federal tax revenue fund. If a taxpayer has two children and earns less than $41, 646 a year or a taxpayer has one child and earns less than $36,995 a year or a taxpayer with no children earns less than $15,880 a year, they are eligible for the credit.