Start Planning Now for Next Year’s Tax Return
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1. Adjust withholding number. Why wait another year for a big refund? Now is a good time to review withholding numbers and make adjustments for next year, especially for those who would prefer more money in each paycheck this year. For those who owed at tax time, perhaps they’d like next year's tax payment to be smaller.
2. Store returns in a safe place. Put 2012 tax returns and supporting documents somewhere secure so they can be found easily if or when tax filers receive an
3. Organize all recordkeeping. Establish a central location where everyone in the household can put tax-related records all year long. Anything from a shoebox to a file cabinet works. Just be consistent to avoid a scramble for misplaced mileage logs or charity receipts come tax time.
4. Review paychecks. Make sure employers are properly withholding and reporting retirement account contributions, health insurance payments, charitable payroll deductions and other items. These payroll adjustments can make a big difference on a tax filer’s bottom line. Fixing an error in a paycheck now gets a tax filer back on track before it becomes a huge hassle.
5. Consult a tax professional early. If planning to use a tax professional to help strategize, plan and make financial decisions throughout the year, then contact
6. Prepare to itemize deductions. If expenses typically fall just below the amount to make itemizing advantageous, a bit of planning to bundle deductions into 2013 may pay off. An early or extra mortgage payment, pre-deadline property tax payments, planned donations or strategically paid medical bills could equal some tax savings.
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