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"How to pay zero tax" i think it is a little too exagerate. it would cost me to give away nearly all i
have just enough to cover $1000 tax owed. Charity is good and we should look out for poor people.
However, you will never get back same credit for whatever good you first bought. For example, you just buy a pair of jeans $100 and went home and found it is not fit and have lost receipt,you can't
return the item. at charity the maximum credit you could get is 10% or under. to get it plus others
give away items to Zero Tax is next to impossible.Beside, i wonder if you could get a deduction for
the purchase of this book, anyway. But, it would make more sense if it entitled " How to minimize
your tax down to nearest zero tax". The public is not a stupid people.
i paid almost $10,000 dollars in college in 2004. it was a loans.after katrina,the school i went had closed or moved else where. so, i have not able to get a copy as a proof of tuition and fees so i
could get it as credit on my tax return. however, because the loans was made from Direct Loans from
US government. Today, i still repay $88.81 monthly plus interest. total about $1,200 a year. Can i use this repayment information as proof of my tuition and fees which i paid before Katrina? Or, what should i do? i feel it is not fair to pay tax plus interest plus principal to the government at same time
i could not get any credit or do not know how to get that credit? Someone there please help me.
Thank you.
I have a great issue. I am driving 2400 miles a month to work. … but I cannot find a way to deduct or save in taxes. Now the situation is bad as my wife is without work for a Year. I did have to get a cash loan from my 401k to pay for my mortgage and now I do have to paid to IRS more than $10’000.00 in taxes.
· One working
· Wife without work for a year
· $10’000 in taxes
· Cash Loan for the house is gone
· Unable to refinance the house from 0.8% to 0.4% because the estimated price of the house is $49’000 when Mortgage is still $73’000.00
Do somebody has an extra gun? … or a better advise.
WTH? I'm a CPA and I prepare hundreds of tax returns every year. Don't do what this guy says. He's a detriment to your well being. Trust me.
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