Tax Tips

Indianapolis Tax Tips

The IRS tax code is complex and be extremely confusing.  Not only do we want to handle your income tax preparation, we also want to provide you with tax help & tax resources to make the process easier to understand.

Whether you've changed jobs, moved into a new home, or made other life adjustments within the last year, tax season often brings a series of new questions and possible deduction opportunities. Fiscal Tax is here to provide you with tax prep tips as we enter 2012's tax season. Here is a list of common tax questions and deductions we hope you will find useful. 

If you don’t find what you are looking for, please contact us. One of our tax professionals will be happy to assist you.

NEW: Major Tax Law Changes and Frequently Missed Items

Recent legislation has created significant new tax credits. Read about these new credits and frequently missed deductions and credits.

 

 

Have you expanded your family?
Capital gains or losses occur when a capital asset is sold.
Your loss may be deductible, but the deduction is limited.
Reduce your estate by gifting property
Many people took advantage of the New ‘No Income Limit’ Roth IRA tax law
What is the difference between itemized and standard deductions?
Out-of-pocket classroom expenses are tax deductible.
Dividends refer to the money a corporation pays you because you own stock in that corporation.
You may not have to include it in income
How much does it really cost?
The EIC is designed to help low-income workers.
What are they and who can use them?
Tax credits for Home Energy Improvements.
9 great tips to make sure you get the best deal with Uncle Sam!
You will need to claim gambling winnings on your taxes.
For a limited time only, there are more options
Indiana tax deductions for home owners and renters, plus penalties for late filing.
Save for your retirement.
Your motor home or boat could yield a deduction
Click here for information to contact the IRS.
Do not ignore notices from the IRS but don't assume it is correct.
In most cases, an inheritance is not taxable to you, but there are exceptions
Recent legislation has created significant new changes to the tax code. Read about these new changes as well as frequently missed deductions and credits.
The Making Work Pay Credit has expired, but there's good news.
What income is taxable and what income may be excluded?
Mortgage Insurance may be tax deductible.
These items are often overlooked by taxpayers who itemize their deductions.
Unless they are a result of injury or sickness or replace an asset
What's deductible and what's not?
Money you receive for the use of real estate is taxable to you as rental income.
Save for retirement and reduce your tax bill at the same time.
There are many advantages to having a ROTH retirement account.
Keeping a mileage log is vital - now more than ever.
If you bought stocks or mutual funds in 2011, beware of a law change.
What expenses qualify for the childcare credit?
Know when you have a deductible loss
Unemployment may or may not be taxable income on your federal and Indiana tax returns.