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Tax tips: Homebuyers, child care, inheritance
Tax day may still be two months away, but the questions are piling up. QUESTION: Mom and I bought a house together last year and qualify for the (federal homebuyers) tax credit. Both of you will need to share 2009 tax information to make sure that the combined totals for the deduction and credits are properly reported on your respective tax returns.
Get Smart and Save Money This Tax Season
The Illinois CPA Society Shares What's New for Filing Your 2009 Return CHICAGO, Feb. 12 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A little knowledge could save you money on your 2009 taxes. Here are issues new to the 2009 tax filing season that the Illinois CPA Society recommends looking into before you complete your return:
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