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Increase Your Standard Deduction

Posted by Ryan Thompson in Estimated Tax 101, New Rules for 2009 on 07 29th, 2009 | no responses

If you are amongst the tens of millions of taxpayers paying quarterly estimated taxes in 2009, there has been a change in standard deductions that you should know about.

According to the IRS, you may be able to increase your standard deduction by the following amounts:

  • Certain state or local real estate taxes you pay.
  • A net disaster loss attributable to a federally declared disaster.
  • Sales or excise taxes you pay on the purchase of certain new cars, trucks, motorcycles, or motor homes.

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