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Your guide to tax form 1040

Tax Form 1040 is the form most people use to file their taxes. However, it is not the easiest to understand. Form 1040 received an overhaul and redesign in 2018 designed to make it shorter and less confusing. But many experts say it…

the tax code for partial payment

Good mood warnings: from holiday bonus to the complementary IRES, each irregularity and each amount has its own tax codealso for the partial payment. The Revenue Agency, with the resolution number 5 of January 19, 2022gave the green!-->…

Take note of these changes

Are there any significant tax changes for 2021?Each year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announces adjustments to the tax code for the coming year. The IRS hasn't made any significant changes so far, but the agency has made some…

The tax code is regressive

The tax code is progressive. Economists, analysts and politicians agree on very little about economic policy, but on this they largely agree. The rich pay the government a higher percentage of their income than the poor, and the whole…

Reminder on your 2017 tax form

Tax season successfully opened on January 23, 2017. If you're one of the approximately 157 million taxpayers who will be filing a personal income tax return this year, here's your quick cheat sheet on which tax form to fill…

Which tax form to use?

Peter Cade / Getty ImagesFilling out a tax form is about as much fun as paying taxes to Uncle Sam. The complexity of the task intensifies as your tax life gets more complicated.This is why you should use the simplest tax return form…

A credit to the tax code

By Charles LaneRepublicans and Democrats don't agree on much these days, but if there's one thing they should still agree on, it might be the federal tax credit. on labor income. This cash wage supplement, issued as a tax refund, was…

Which tax form should I file?

We all like things to be simple. We gravitate towards words like easy, elementary, and effortless. It all seems so… simple. Taxes, on the other hand, can be complicated. And as taxpayers, we find it frustrating. So it would make sense…