The Top Ten Things
that trigger the
Alternative Minimum Tax

The Current Wisdom
from Eva Rosenberg,
Your TaxMama

One of the benefits of home ownership, and admittedly the draw for many heavily taxed individuals and couples for the last fifty years, may have gotten better - and you may not be aware. Your home and taxes

Our series on Taxes begins in earnest with some looks at common mistakes, some suggestions on how to avoid any scrutiny from the tax collector, and how to get what is coming to you.

The child tax credit can create problems determining the right age of your child, capital gains need a closer look and may require an amended return, and that refund should get some serious thought before you decide to borrow against it before you actually receive it.

Because of The Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 signed into law by President Bush, there have been significant changes in the tax laws, once again. To see how these changes affect you, the individual, business, or how it effects your Estate or Trust, nothing beats the IRS for the straight forward.

A three part History

The Constitution | Noblesse Oblige | The 16th Amendment

"The taxpayer -- that's someone who works for the federal government but doesn't have to take the civil service examination." - Ronald Reagan

Standing Pat on Taxes
In a column that first appeared on our sister site, The BlueMoney Report on August 15th, 2003, Vernice Kuglin decided that if the IRS did not want to answer her letters, then perhaps she shouldn't pay.