WASHINGTON — To help people with tax planning,
the Internal Revenue Service is publishing Summertime Tax Tips
to provide useful and concise advice on topics that affect millions
of taxpayers.
Many taxpayers don’t think about their taxes
until the start of the filing season in January. That can be a
mistake. Steps such as getting the proper receipts from charities,
adjusting your withholding or pursuing a tax strategy to increase
your deductions are most effective if they are done well before
year’s end.
The IRS is publishing three tax tips per week.
Topics range from how parents can get credit for sending their
kids to day camp to using an online calculator to fine tune your
federal withholdings. Tips published on Fridays focus on the tax
concerns of small business owners.
Tips in August will cover a range of topics,
including charitable contributions, back-to-school advice, the
saver’s credit, selling your home and tax scams.
You can receive new tips via email as they are
published by subscribing through the E-News Subscription page
on this Web site. When you subscribe, you will receive a confirmation
message by e-mail. You must respond to the e-mail in order to
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IR-2007-135, Aug. 1, 2007
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