No matter where you live, state taxes are a part of life. States use the taxes collected from homeowners to pay for vital community infrastructure. In Florida, the state collects approximately billion per year in general tax revenue, which is used for schools, health care assistance, environmental protection, and numerous other state-funded programs. Taxes on [...]
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Understanding Florida Real Estate Taxes
Posted by brian on October 22nd, 2011
Posted in Personal Property Tax 
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No Comments »5 Must Know Facts About PA State Taxes
Posted by brian on October 19th, 2011
The following are the taxes charged b the PA State Taxes department- 1. Personal Income Tax Pennsylvania is the only state in the United States of America to have a flat rate of tax of about 3.07% on individual income without any personal exemptions. Taxes are collected for municipal, county and school district. In spite [...]
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Posted by brian on October 18th, 2011
Health Insurance Deduction Reduces Self Employment Tax Self-employed taxpayers who pay their own health insurance costs can now reduce their net earnings from self-employment by these costs. Previously, the self-employed health insurance deduction was allowed only for income tax purposes. For tax year 2010, self-employed taxpayers can also reduce their net earnings from self employment [...]
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Posted by brian on October 17th, 2011
For tax planning, the only certainty is uncertainty. Below are the current updates to the 2010-2011 Tax season that effective for 2010. At this time there is uncertainty as to what other tax law changes may be enacted for 2010. Congress has been discussing and debating whether the “Bush tax cuts” should be allowed to [...]
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