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Great question. The best place to start in order to find out what you can or can not claim on your taxes is http://www.irs.gov... This is a link to the Internal Revenue Service's
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1. Add up all of your short-term capital losses, which are investments held for a year or less, nd your long-term losses, which are held for more than a year to the day. Do the same
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1. Compare your dependent’s situation with the qualifying tests established by the IRS. According to the IRS, a child or a relative may qualify as a dependent. A qualifying
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1. Determine the square footage of your home that you use exclusively for your business. 2. Divide the amount of space used for your home office by the total size of your house to
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