Tax Breaks Often Overlooked
By Suzi Boyle,Manager 37810/1251, Awarded"Nation's Top 200"--10 times
(Castle & Cooke Mortgage, LLC, NMLS #1816289)
The goal of every taxpayer is to make sure the IRS gets as little as possible. So, you need to take every tax deduction, credit or other income adjustment you can. Here are 10 tax breaks -- some for itemizers only, others that any filer can claim -- that could save you some tax dollars. Additional charitable gifts Most count the monetary gifts they make to their favorite charities. But expenses incurred while doing charitable work often aren't counted on tax returns. You can't deduct the value of your time spent volunteering, but if you buy supplies for a group, the cost of that material is deductible as a charitable donation. Similarly, if you wear a uniform in doing your good deeds the costs of that apparel and any cleaning bills can be counted as charitable donations. So can the u...
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