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Christmas Eve and Tax Basics: Itemized Deductions

Deductions & credits

Dr. Friday takes a festive break to remind listeners about itemized deductions. With thresholds at $14,600 for singles and $29,200 for married couples, many won’t need to itemize.…

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Charitable Deductions: Avoid IRS Rejections

Deductions & credits

Dr. Friday recounts a case involving a charitable deduction disallowed by the IRS due to improper valuation. She stresses the importance of appraisals for non-cash donations over $250…

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Maximizing Itemized Deductions for Better Tax Savings

Deductions & credits

Dr. Friday discusses how to maximize itemized deductions, including mileage for charity, medical expenses, and long-term care deductions. She emphasizes identifying overlooked deductions that can help taxpayers reach…

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Maximize Tax Deductions with Accurate Mileage Tracking

Deductions & credits

Tracking your mileage is essential for maximizing tax deductions for business, charity, or medical purposes. In 2024, the standard rates are 67 cents per mile for business, 21…

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Essential Documentation for Non-Cash Charitable Contributions

Deductions & credits

When making non-cash donations, the IRS requires specific documentation based on the contribution amount. Donations under $250 need a receipt with the organization’s details, while gifts between $250…

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