It is time to review your business transactions, medical expenses, contributions, and other deductions incurred during this calendar year. A careful, methodical and complete review and listing of all items that may be deductible can save you many federal, state and local income taxes. The lowest federal tax bracket plus state and local income taxes in the lowest tax bracket can save you twenty-two cents of every item allowed.
Even if you did not keep receipts or bills you may be able to reconstruct your activities and expenses.
Also such a review will allow you to consider increasing your deductible expenses like contributions for this year, or postponing them to next year when your income may change.
Remember the IRS wants you to take advantage of every deduction available under the Internal Revenue Code. Just be conservative in your approach. Every possible deduction is worth dollars in your pocket.
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