What's New in Estimated Taxes for 2009?
New rules and changes are always being made to the US Tax Code. 2009 estimated taxes (2009 1040 es ) are not immune to new rules or modifications.
Definition of a qualifying child (learn more )
Divorced or separated parents (learn more )
Differential wage payments subject to withholding (learn more )
Certain unemployment compensation excluded from income (learn more )
Economic recovery payment to recipients of social security, supplemental social security, railroad retirement benefits, and veterans disability compensation or pension benefits. (learn more )
Qualified small business stock (learn more )
Limit on exclusion of gain on sale of main home (learn more )
Retirement savings plans (learn more )
Increased standard deduction (learn more )
Standard mileage rates (learn more )
Personal casualty and theft loss (learn more )
Alternative minimum tax (AMT) exemption amount increases (learn more )
Tax on child’s investment income (learn more )
Making work pay credit (learn more )
Hope education credit expanded (learn more )
Qualified education expenses under a qualified tuition program (QTP) (learn more )
Earned income credit (EIC) (learn more )
Additional child tax credit (learn more )
Credit to certain government retirees (learn more )
Nonbusiness energy property credit (learn more )
Residential energy efficient property credit (learn more )
Increased alternative fuel vehicle refueling (learn more )
Credit for qualified plug-in electric vehicles (learn more )
Plug-in conversion credit (learn more )
Build America tax credit bonds (learn more )
First-time homebuyer credit (learn more )
Increased health coverage tax credit (learn more )
Decreased estimated tax payment for certain small businesses (learn more )
