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Tax Deductions (You’re Missing) and Tips for Bloggers and Online Influencers

Do you know what expenses are tax deductible for Bloggers?

Did you know that as a Blogger, you can write-off some of the common items you use to make your web empire awesome?

As a Blogger and Online Influencer, you have now etched your space into the digital world loud and strong.

You have sacrificed sleep and your social life to get that time sensitive post out for your followers.

I understand this burden and I am here to help you steer through the world of taxes, especially the tax issues that affect you as a Blogger, Vlogger, or Online Influencer.

25+ Teacher Tax Deductions You’re Missing in 2023

Are you missing out on some of the most common tax deductions for teachers?

It’s understandable that the last thing you as a Teacher or any other Educator wants to worry about are tax deductions.

This daunting thought can also be the reason so many workers in the education field file too quickly in an effort to complete this task.

The job of a schoolteacher can be a grueling, with lots of stress, deadlines, and long hours. Plus, you’re probably using your own money for some work-related expenses.

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IRS Form 8917: Full Guide to Understanding Tuition and Fees Deduction

Here’s a great reason to continue your education – The IRS will allow you to claim a deduction on your post-secondary tuition and fees! When you or your tax preparer files IRS form 8917, you can deduct a portion of your tuition and fees for all qualifying post-secondary education.

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Understanding IRS Form 8863: Do I Qualify for American Opportunity Credit?

Did you know that Uncle Sam can help you pay for your post-secondary education? That’s right. With IRS Form 8863, you can save up to $2,500 in tax liability for education expenses for you or your dependent student.

Known as the American Opportunity Credit, this credit is applicable for those who make up to $90,000 in filing individually or up to $180,000 if married filing jointly.

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IRS Form 4506-T: How to Get a Copy of Your Tax Return

Are you trying to figure out how to use the IRS Form 4506-T?

As you may know, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is an agency of the United States federal government that controls tax laws. It manages the tax return process, different tax services, and the implementation of tax laws.

The IRS also saves information of taxpayers such as yourself and provides the info whenever you need it. You may need your tax-related details due to numerous reasons.

Mostly, it is needed when you are interested in taking a loan/mortgage and the mortgage provider has to verify your income source.

The IRS provides different forms that taxpayers can use to retrieve different information regarding their tax. One of them is the IRS Form 4506-T in which the letter ‘T’ stands for transcript.