Articles, tagged with "tax exemption", page 1

On March 18, 2010 the federal government passed a new law the HIRE Act (Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment). The enactment of the HIRE Act allows employers to claim two tax benefits. The tax benefits apply to workers hired after Feb. 3, 2010 but befo...

Washington has recently enacted the HIRE Act (Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment). This new law includes two tax incentives for employers to hire workers who were previously unemployed or only working part time. The tax benefits apply to workers hire...

If you are a student who works you could be entitled to a tax rebate as your employer may not have taken into account the fact that you earn less than the current tax free allowance. Anyone who earns over the tax free allowance - £6,475 for 2010/2011...

Two things strongly factor into the formula for the Alternative Minimum Tax. One is the type of investments you have. Some investments figure more consequentially in the Alternative Minimum Tax. Therefore, the structure of your portfolio is very import...

Gordon Brown's tenth budget as chancellor of the exchequer sprang a shock for salary sacrifice schemes when the government announced today the removal of the tax exemption on employer loaned computers from 6 April 2006. "This will have a serious impac...

In Texas a disabled veteran's tax exemption is not the same as a disabled person's tax exemption. To receive a disabled veteran tax exemption, you must be either a veteran who was disabled while serving with the U.S. armed forces or the surviving spou...

It doesn't matter how you do your taxes: with pencil and paper the old-fashioned way; with a high tech computer program to perform the calculations easily; or having an accountant or other tax professional fill in the blanks. Method isn't important, but k...