Investor’s Tax Guide 2009
March 30, 2009
Tax season has probably never meant more to taxpayers than it does this year. As we prepare our 2008 tax returns the government is spending billions of dollars of our tax money in an effort to unfreeze credit markets and stimulate the economy.
Stock Market Losses
At the same time, many of us saw the value of our investments plummet significantly over the last year. So with both investments and taxes on many of our minds, I announced last week that we’d have a resource ready covering investing and taxes.
Well, it’s ready but before I go into detail I want to highlight the various tax posts we’ve had over the last few months.
- Alternative Minimum Tax & Federal Income Tax Withholding Changes
- Tax Deductions and Personal Exemptions for 2008
- First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit
- Tax Software & Tax Forms for Your Tax Return
- Tax Preparation Services – Should You Use One?
- 2008 Federal Tax Brackets Explained
- Common Tax Forms to Gather For Your Tax Return
- Free eFile – Freefile & Online Free Tax Prep Options
- Top Tax Credits For Your Federal Tax Return
- TurboTax Review – 2008 Tax Software Product Review
Investing and Taxes
As the market moves up and down and you wonder about buying or selling and the tax implications of a loss or capital gain, hopefully our investor’s tax guide will give you a good overview.
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