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Publication 968 - Tax Benefits for Adoptions http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p968.pdf Source: Internal Revenue Service Informational brochure detailing the tax benefits available when one goes through the process of adopting a child. full description	What are the tax credits available to persons who have recently adopted a child? Do the funds received from an employer for adoption expense have to be included in gross income? What does the IRS consider qualifying adoption expenses?
Tax Facts for Seniors http://www.abanet.org/tax/irs/2002/p3864.pdf Source: American Bar Association Brochure prepared by the American Bar Association containing information useful to senior citizens who have had a change in their marital status due to death, divorce or marriage. full description	Do I have to pay taxes if I hire someone to help me around the house? Do I have to pay taxes if I am paid to do odd jobs here and there for people? As a senior citizen, what are the tax issues I should be concerned about? Are there any organizations that help senior citizens prepare their tax returns? What factors determine whether or not I have to file a tax return? What counts as income? Do social security benefits count as income? How do I know if I should file estimated taxes? How do I deduct medical expenses? Do I have to itemize my deductions in order to deduct my medical expenses? What are the tax consequences of selling my home? Do senior citizens qualify for any special tax credits? What income tax issues do I need to know about if my spouse dies? Should I worry about estate taxes if I am a senior citizen? What tax and finance records should I keep and for how long should I keep them?
Retirees/Senior Citizens http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc451.html Source: Internal Revenue Service Answers to questions frequently asked by retirees and senior citizen regarding federal income taxes. full description	How do I calculate the minimum amount that must be withdrawn from my IRA after age of 70 1/2? If I cash in an IRA account while I'm in my thirties, what forms do I need to fill out? If I cash in an IRA account while I'm in my thirties, when do I pay tax penalties? Can the 10% penalty on the early withdrawal of an IRA be deducted in the Adjusted Gross Income section of the 1040 as a penalty on early withdrawal of savings?
Tax Benefits of Charitable Giving http://www.abanet.org/tax/taxtips4u/charity-deduct Source: American Bar Association General information to know if one is planning to take a tax deduction for a charitable donation. full description	How do I know if a charity is tax-exempt? What records should I keep for small donations? What records should I keep for large donations? How much of a charitable donation can I deduct if I received something in return from the charity? Can I deduct as a charitable gift any services I performed for a charity? Can I deduct as a charitable gift the office space I allowed a charity to use rent-free? How much can I deduct for charitable gifts?
Offers in Compromise http://public.findlaw.com/taxation/nolo/ency/6F552 Source: Findlaw General information regarding the Offer in Compromise (OIC). Through an OIC, a taxpayer may have the amount of tax liability owed to the IRS reduced. A formal process must be followed in preparing the OIC and it is entirely within the government's discretion whether to accept an OIC. full description	What is an Offer in Compromise? How do I submit an Offer in Compromise? Can anybody submit an Offer in Compromise? For what reasons can a person submit an Offer in Compromise? How much should I offer to the IRS in an Offer in Compromise? What does "Realizable Value of Assets" mean? What is "Quick Sale Value"? What is "future income" for purposes of an Offer in Compromise? What if I've calculated an amount an Offer in Compromise using the IRS worksheets, but it's an amount I cannot pay? What should I do if my Offer in Compromise was rejected by the IRS? How do I appeal a rejection of an Offer in Compromise?

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