How You Can Claim More Tax Credits and Deductions and
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Why do some people always seem to get a bigger tax refund than others? What if there was an easy way you could learn to increase your tax refund by 15%, 25% - even 50% or more. How much more money would you get at tax time as a result?
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- Home office deduction
- Medical and dental expenses
- Mileage tax deduction for vehicle
- New vehicle sales tax deduction
- Tax credit for college tuition
- New Federal tax breaks and credits
- American opportunity
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I am closing on a house on december 28, 2010. will me and my wife get any kind of tax credit or any kind of write off on our 2010 taxes.
Posted by: jeffery | November 13, 2010 at 10:56 PM
American Opportuity Credit -- the TT caculation appears to have flaw when 529 distributions are also involved.
TT correctly covers that you can't deduct or take a credit for the same expense twice. However, it does not allow you use up the 529 distributions on items like room & board so that the more restrictive expenses (e.g., tuition)which you did cover with the 529, can be allocated to (& full use) AOC.
Is there a way to override TT on this?
Posted by: BJC | December 19, 2010 at 07:13 AM
How is it as you go thru the forms it ask you if you disable and you file jointly it also gives your spouse state tax back in turbo tax
Posted by: tre Hinton | June 29, 2011 at 04:06 PM
My mother's house has been turn over to me in my name and I am now head of house hold. I am single and claim 0 dependents on my w2. I would now claim her as a dependent on my return. Would this give me more money on my return? How much of an increase would it be?? thank you!
Posted by: mary ann | November 01, 2011 at 08:33 PM
I believe in order to claim HoH u have to be financial reasonable for more then half the year. so u would not claim that on this years taxes
Posted by: Tax guy | November 02, 2011 at 02:58 AM
Can you claim tax on a new car if you bought it in 2010 bit forgot to include it on your 2010 tex return. Can you use it for your 2011 return? Kind of like a late entry..
Posted by: andrew toop | January 15, 2012 at 12:30 AM
andrew toop, if haven't gotten an answer, pretty sure you cannot include 2010 care on 2011 return; but you can go back and do a correction on your 2010 form, which is pretty easy, check for IRS correction form on line
Posted by: Joan Ferger | February 08, 2012 at 10:23 AM
i only made a little over 1000 dollars this year and have 3 children and am filing head od household. how much will i get? nobody else can claim my children.
Posted by: sarah brack | February 06, 2013 at 12:16 AM