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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Doing Your Taxes With Turbotax Deluxe,9780789718006

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Doing Your Taxes With Turbotax Deluxe


ISBN10:  0789718006
ISBN13:  9780789718006
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  12/1/1998
Publisher(s): Alpha Books

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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Doing Your Taxes with TurboTax Deluxe 99 emphasizes that income tax preparation is a ridiculously complicated process that can be made easy with the use of TurboTax. Using the book as a reference to preparing your tax return with TurboTax, you learn the confusing areas of tax instruction in a very easy-to-understand format--English. No tax talk, at least not too much anyway!



Bypass the time-consuming tasks of tax preparation: no more countless hours of searching for tax forms or tax talk. This reference emphasizes that income tax preparation is a ridiculously complicated process that can be made easy with the use of TurboTax.
Introduction: April Is the Cruelest Month
April showers, tax returns, and other gloomy stuff.
1(4)
Part 1: Ugh! Getting Started 5(52)
Turbo Tax Nickel Tour
7(12)
Install it, start it, and learn the essential moves.
The Paper Chase: Gathering Your Records
19(12)
Dig through your files and shoeboxes for records and receipts.
Grabbing Financial Data You've Already Entered
31(12)
Avoid the drudge work by importing data from last year's return and from your personal finance program.
Okay, Let's Get Started
43(14)
Name, address, social security number, and other preliminary entries.
Part 2: Inputting Your Income 57(88)
W-2s for Salaried Employees
59(12)
How much did you earn from your day job?
1099s for Interest, Investments, and Capital Gains
71(14)
Investment income, capital gains, and retirement income.
1099-MISCs and Schedule C (for the Self-Employed)
85(16)
For those who have joined the growing ranks of the self-employed.
Depreciating Your Old Stuff
101(8)
Calculate your losses for equipment that just isn't what it used to be.
Living Off the Land (Farming Can Be Taxing)
109(10)
The IRS meets Farmer Brown.
Rentals and Royalties for Landlords, Authors, and Inventors
119(12)
Calculate taxes on the money you made off the stuff you own.
What Else Constitutes Income?
131(14)
Tips, trades, partnerships, alimony, and other sources of quick cash.
Part 3: Deductions, Credits, and Other Ways to Reduce Taxes 145(80)
Income Reduction Through Deductions
147(16)
How to beat the standard deduction by maximizing itemized deductions.
Additional Deductions You May Have Overlooked
163(10)
Read between the lines for additional (legal) deductions.
Getting a Tax Break with Retirement Investments
173(12)
Invest in your future and save taxes now!
More Income and Loss Via Stock and Property Transactions
185(12)
What to do when you make or lose money on a sale.
More Taxes (As If You Weren't Paying Enough)
197(14)
The nanny tax, the kiddie tax, and the sinister alternative minimum tax.
Making the Most of the IRS Tax Credits
211(14)
Chop taxes off the bottom line with tax credits.
Part 4: Reviewing and Filing Your Tax Return 225(32)
Auditing and Reviewing Your Return with Turbo Tax
227(12)
Let Turbo Tax check your tax return and suggest additional savings.
Submitting Your Tax Return
239(10)
Print and send your return via modem or mail.
Paying Your State Income Taxes
249(8)
Your state of residency demands its cut, too.
Part 5: After the Fact: Amendments, Audits, and Future Plans 257(36)
Oops, I Made Some Honest Mistakes
259(14)
How to handle errors and audits and avoid a lengthy jail term.
Tax planning for 1999
273(10)
Pay less taxes next year with these hot tax-saving strategies and tips.
Top 20 Tax Facts, Questions, and Answers
283(10)
Find answers to the most common tax questions.
Appendix: State Tax Agencies: Addresses and Phone Numbers 293(6)
For those who didn't order the state version of Turbo Tax.
Glossary of IRS Technobabble 299(14)
IRS terms and legalese in plain English.
Index 313

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