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Lisa Bushur I used to do about 1000 income tax returns per year (with the help of a wonderful staff). It was all about tax preparation, and then I realized someth…moreI used to do about 1000 income tax returns per year (with the help of a wonderful staff). It was all about tax preparation, and then I realized something big... Tax Planning is more important than Tax Preparation! To pay less income tax, it's all about learning and planning!(less)

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Tax free stuff!

Did you know there are a lot of things out there that are income tax free? Perhaps you should familiarize with the last of tax free activities, and take advantage. Here are a couple examples:

-Credit card rebates (not taxable, considered a reduction in purchase cost)
-Coupon savings (for the same reason as above)
-Child support
-Kid's wages up to $6,300

More details are in my book, Tax Path for Middle- Read more of this blog post »

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