Saturday, September 4, 2010

Check Your Tax Refund Status

April 29, 2010 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

Even though you waited until nearly midnight on April 15th to file your federal income taxes, you are steady checking the mail and your checking accounts daily to see if your refund has come in. Fortunately for you, you can check on the status of your tax refund if it’s been more than 72 hours [...]

Tax Time 2010

April 5, 2010 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

You’ve got less than 10 days to get your taxes in on time.  Here are some resources that may help: Don’t Pull A Wesley Snipes on Your Taxes Tax Time: Home Office Deductions Tax Deductions for Non-Profit Volunteers Taxes: Is It Really That Time Again? Crunch Time on Taxes Good luck!! And when in doubt, the [...]

Don’t Pull A Wesley Snipes on Your Taxes

February 24, 2010 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under taxes

It amazes me the number of people I still come across that believe they don’t have to pay federal income taxes.  Go for it.  See how that works out for you. Last week’s sad, quirky, and generally strange incident of a disgruntled taxpayer who flew his small plane into the Internal Revenue Service office in [...]

Tax Time: Home Office Deductions

February 4, 2010 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under black women, taxes

Requirements Checklist: Ask yourself the following to see if you are eligible for a business use of the home office deduction: Is your use of the business part of your home exclusive, regular, and for your business?    To qualify under the exclusive use test you must use an area of your home only for [...]

Roth IRA Limits Removed for 2010

January 20, 2010 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

blackgirlgrown is proud to feature Shannon King Nash, author of the award-winning book entitled, “For the Love of Money: The 411 to Taking Control of Your Taxes and Building Your Net Worth.” Roth IRAs have long been a great retirement choice.  You can contribute up to $5,000 each year ($6,000 for those 50 and older).  You [...]

Finding A Tax Preparer

January 13, 2010 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

blackgirlgrown is proud to feature Shannon King Nash, author of the award-winning book entitled, “For the Love of Money: The 411 to Taking Control of Your Taxes and Building Your Net Worth.” Finding the right tax preparer can be the difference between owing nothing to forking over thousands in taxes.  Don’t wait until your taxes are [...]

Tax Deductions for Non-Profit Volunteers

January 6, 2010 by guest blogger  
Filed under money, taxes

blackgirlgrown is proud to feature Shannon King Nash, author of the award-winning book entitled, “For the Love of Money: The 411 to Taking Control of Your Taxes and Building Your Net Worth.” In this spirit of holidays, many nonprofits will see a rise in the number of volunteers helping to fulfill their missions.  Nonprofits in Los [...]

Filing Your Taxes? Get A Head Start

December 30, 2009 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

blackgirlgrown is proud to feature Shannon King Nash, author of the award-winning book entitled, “For the Love of Money: The 411 to Taking Control of Your Taxes and Building Your Net Worth.” The past does repeat itself and looking at old tax returns can help you come up with what your situation will look like for [...]

Be Charitable, Save Money on Your Taxes

December 22, 2009 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

First comes Christmas, then New Year’s, and before you know it, April 15th. Even though there are less than 9 days before 2010, there are a few philanthropic and tax-saving gifts you can make before then to lower your tax bill (and perhaps increase your return!). More important than taking the charitable deductions is doing [...]

Taxes: Is It Really That Time Again?

October 29, 2009 by blackgirlgrown  
Filed under money, taxes

No, not quite.  But to ensure a happier ending, Black Enterprise provides some tips on what you can do now to prepare for your annual dance with the tax man: Homebuyers, gather your records. If you purchased your first home in 2009 or purchased a home after more than three years, you’re likely eligible for [...]

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