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Answers to Your Tax Questions
Individuals
- How Do I Fix an Error on My Federal Tax Return After Filing?
- Can I Verify that My Charitable Donation will be Tax Deductible?
- Can the IRS Withhold My Tax Refund If I Owe Other Federal Debts?
- Are there New AMT Limits that Apply to 2011 Tax Returns?
- What Types of Income Are Taxable and Not Taxable?
- Did the Federal Estate Tax Exemption Go Up for 2012?
- Can I Still Take a Deduction for Sales Tax on My 2011 Tax Return?
- What Estate Planning Opportunities Exist in this Low Interest Rate Environment?
- How Have the Innocent Spouse Rules Changed?
- How Much Money Can a Person Now Have Before His or Her Heirs Must Pay Estate Tax?
Businesses
- How can I ensure cross-border deals meet transfer-pricing standards?
- Has the Payroll Tax Cut from Last Year Been Extended for All of 2012?
- What is the Status of the Requirement to Withhold Tax from Payments to Government Contractors?
- How Does the New Credit for Hiring a Veteran Work?
- How Much Can My Employees Contribute to 401(k) Plans in 2012?
- Can You Explain the IRS Program to Reclassify Non-Employees to Employees?
- Are the Cell Phones Provided to Employees Considered Taxable Benefits if the Employees Are Allowed Some Personal Use?
- What Are the Current IRS Interest Rates for Tax Underpayments and Overpayments?
- Can My Company File 1099s Using Only Partial Social Security Numbers to Protect the Identities of Recipients?
Not-for-Profit Organizations
- Were the Final Regulations for Form 990 Different from the Proposed Regulations?
- How Can Our Organization Arrange Corporate Sponsorships and Avoid Paying UBIT?
- Can a Not-for-Profit Agency Regain its Tax-Exempt Status After it Was Revoked?
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Important Tax Figures for 2012
This table provides federal tax information for 2012 including the Social Security wage base, retirement account contribution amounts, standard cents-per-mile amounts for deductible driving, estate tax exemption, Section 179 deduction amounts and more.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which was signed into law in March of 2010, contains many tax provisions that are scheduled to kick in over several years. This chart details the changes and when they are scheduled to become effective.
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