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What's New in Personal Taxes?
How does the Fiscal Cliff Tax Deal Affect Your Taxes?
Find out what the new tax deal means for you in 2013.
Key Changes in Tax Laws for 2012 Individual Returns
Understand the significant tax law changes that will affect your 2012 tax return.
IRS Inflation Adjustments for 2013
From retirement plans, to gift tax, to Social Security, find out the new IRS numbers for 2013.
Welcome to the New Post-"Bush Tax Cut" Era Tax Rates
A look at the new tax rates for 2013 and beyond.
How Obamacare Will Affect Your Taxes
The new health care law includes some tax increases for high income taxpayers.
The New Health Insurance Penalty: How It Works
The IRS's ability to collect the penalty for those who remain uninsured under the new health care law is very limited.
Changes to the Capital Gains Tax Rates Under the American Taxpayer Relief Act
Taxpayers scrambled to sell capital assets in 2012 anticipating changes to the capital gains tax rates for 2013.
Gift Tax Laws -- Changes Under the Fiscal Cliff Tax Deal
Find out about gift tax laws and how they changed under the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012
The Bush Tax Cuts
What were they and what would have happened if they had expired.
The New Medicare Payroll Tax
Find out about this extra 0.9% payroll tax for high income earners.
Tax Relief for Hurricane Sandy Victims
The IRS Offers Some Deadline and Other Relief for Hurricane Sandy Victims.
Special Tax Benefits for Hurricane Isaac Victims
The IRS can -- and does -- provide relief for victims of federally declared disasters.
Gay Couples: Is It Time to File Protective Tax Refund Claims?
Gay couples may benefit by filing a refund claim now to preserve their rights if DOMA is held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in the Windsor case.
Why Raising Taxes On the Rich Doesn't Hurt the Economy
Lowering top tax rates has not proven to increase economic growth. Here are the facts and figures.
How the Rich Got Pushed Off the Fiscal Cliff
From the new capital gains tax rate to the Medicare taxes to the Pease limitation: How the wealthy will pay higher taxes in 2013.
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