Income Tax Credits
Credits reduce your federal income tax after your tax has already been calculated, which makes them a powerful tool for bringing down your tax bill. Learn the difference between refundable and non-refundable taxes, and learn how to use them to your benefit when you file your taxes.
Is Foster Parent Income Considered a Salary?
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You Can Still Claim the Child Tax Credit in 2018 and Going Forward
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Don't Miss These Tax Breaks for Single Parents
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What Students Should Know About the American Opportunity Tax Credit
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Do You Understand the Value of Tax Credits?
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Can You File as Head of Household or Claim the Earned Income Credit?
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The Personal Property Tax Deduction and What Can Be Claimed
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How Much Can You Deduct by Contributing to a Traditional IRA?
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What Cars Qualify for the Alternative Fuel Tax Credit?
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If You Have Adopted a Child, You Might Qualify for a Tax Credit
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How Will the New Tax Law Affect You as a Single Parent?
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How to Claim the Lifetime Learning Tax Credit
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How to Save on Taxes With Deductions and Tax Credits
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How Qualified Performing Artists Can Claim Expenses as Tax Deduction
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Home Improvements and Residential Energy Tax Credits
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The Tax Credit for the Elderly and a Few Other Tax Breaks for Seniors
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You can Deduct Some Moving Expenses for at Least One More Year
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Tax Savings for Pre-Tax Flexible Spending Accounts