Charitable contributions. You know, there are more ways to give to charity than just cash and many people will give clothing, household furnishing, cars. And cars are a…
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What is a tax deduction for medical expenses? The IRS allows you to deduct qualified medical expenses that exceed 7.5% of your income for 2017 and 2018. But…
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Oct 26, 2019
Welcome to yet another episode of the Dr. Friday Show! Halloween is right around the corner but Dr. Friday will never get tired of dispensing wise tax advice…
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ListenAre legal fees a tax deduction? Many times people come in and they're like, well, I've had to, you know, pay legal fees to get a will, a…
ListenCan I claim a tax deduction for college tuition? Absolutely. If you're an individual and you're the tax payer, you may be able to qualify for tuition and…
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Charitable contributions. Many people keep saying they're not deductible, they're not deductible. Well, that's not true.
ListenLast year there was a lot of confusion about small business owners, deducting meals and entertainment. And the question basically comes, can they or can they not?
ListenIs it true that alimony is no longer a deduction? Answer is yes, it is true! Under the new tax laws if you divorce... now this is very…
ListenSome of our popular deductions and credits did change last year. Remember dependent exemptions? Gone. That was the $4,050 for each person that was a qualified child in…
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