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• Gross Income
  What is Gross Income? The definition of gross income is all income in all forms such as money, property or services. Wages, dividends and interest are the most common forms of gross income. The following list are income usually considered part of gross income.
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• Home Office Expenses
  A home office qualifies as the "principal place of business" if the taxpayer uses the home office to conduct administrative or management activities of a trade or business, and there is no other fixed location of trade or business but the home office where the taxpayer conducts substantial administrative or management activities of the trade or business.
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• Home office expenses test
  In determining whether you meet this home office expenses deduction standard, you must determine if you use your home office only for business and on a regular basis or not. For example, if you use your living room as a home office during the night and your family uses it to watch TV during the day, then you do not meet this home office regular and exclusive use of home office test.
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• Home Office Tax Expenses
  This section of Tax Preparation online help deals with home office tax expenses deduction. If you use a portion of your home for home office business, you may be able to deduct a portion of your rent or depreciation on your home office as well as other home office tax expenses. These home office expenses are collectively referred to as a home office irs tax deduction . If you are claiming a home office IRS tax deduction, you must attach IRS tax Form 8829 to your income tax return.
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• How Long to Keep Tax Records
  Most taxpayers don't know how long to keep tax records for. Different sources seem to also have different views of how long to keep tax records. The truth is different tax records need to be kept for different lengths of time.
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• Income Tax Filing Requirements
  Below is the 2007 income tax filing requirements for most taxpayers.
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• Income Tax Refund Adjustments
  Most taxpayers are entitled to income tax refund adjustments as allowed by the IRS tax laws. Below are some definitions of the IRS-allowable adjustments to income that can reduce the amount of tax owed to the IRS.
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• Is Early Withdrawal Penalty Tax Deductible
  Many taxpayers have their money saved up in a CD account or a retirement account. When they withdraw the money prematurely, they are hit with penalty and tax.
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• Itemized Tax Deductions
  Most taxpayers can either take itemized tax deductions or they can take the standard tax deductions. Usually a taxpayer may calculate both the itemized tax deductions and the standard tax deductions and then compare the two.
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• Letter to IRS
  When sending letters to the IRS, you should exercise precaution. Below are tips of what to do when sending letters to the IRS.
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