• The Top Tax Tips for 2013: Expert Tax Filing Advice
  There have been several major legal and regulatory changes over the past year, so to help ease the pain of tax season, NerdWallet surveyed a broad spectrum of tax experts to uncover their top tax filing tips for 2013 – and how to get started now to prepare your 2012 taxes by the deadline.
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• What Are Your Odds Of Being Audited By The IRS?
  It´s late March, so forgive me if I come off as a bit harsh, but do you know the old saying, "there are no stupid questions?"
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• While The Fiscal Cliff Keeps You Distracted, The AMT Will Rob You Blind
  While the nation’s eyes are affixed firmly on the future tax implications of the fiscal cliff negotiations, few people realize that they stand to pay larger tax bills in 2012 courtesy of a little something Congress could have.
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• Your Money: 13 money-saving tips for 201
  Thirteen might not be the luckiest of numbers, but 2013 could be a pretty good year to get on a better financial footing
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• Foreign Bank and Financial Account Report (FBAR)
  Any United States person who has a financial interest in or signature authority, or other authority over any financial account in a foreign country must file FBAR. IN FBAR, there are certain terms that need to be understood clearly in order to avoid confusion.
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• Making Taxation Laws Work to Your Advantage With Effective Tax Planning
  The overall objective tax-planning is to minimize net taxable income. The tactics involved with meeting that objective include minimizing your gross income, while maximizing your deductible expenses.
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• Understanding Foreign Bank and Financial Account Report (FBAR)
  Any United States person who has a financial interest in or signature authority, or other authority over any financial account in a foreign country must file FBAR. IN FBAR, there are certain terms that need to be understood clearly in order to avoid confusion.
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• Understanding The Basics Of FBAR Reporting
  FBAR can be best described as a report that requires to be filled other than your individual tax return. Each and every individual should file the FBAR in case they are a resident of U.S and have an aggregate balance that exceeds $10,000 in all their overseas and financial bank account.
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• Understanding The Basics Of FBAR Reporting
  FBAR can be best described as a report that requires to be filled other than your individual tax return. Each and every individual should file the FBAR in case they are a resident of U.S and have an aggregate balance that exceeds $10,000 in all their overseas and financial bank account.
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