Income and expense records you should keep in addition to your income tax return
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Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2018, 33rd Edition
- Changes in the tax law you should know about
- How to avoid 25 common errors
- 50 of the most easily overlooked deductions
- Individual tax organizer
- Income and expense records you should keep in addition to your income tax return
- Part 1: The income tax return
- Part 2: Income
- Chapter 5: Wages, salaries, and other earnings
- Chapter 6: Tip income
- Chapter 7: Interest income
- Chapter 8: Dividends and other corporate distributions
- Chapter 9: Rental income and expenses
- Introduction
- Rental Income
- Rental Expenses
- Repairs and Improvements
- Property Changed To Rental Use
- Renting Part of Property
- Not Rented for Profit
- Personal Use of Dwelling Unit (Including Vacation Home)
- Tangible Property Regulations
- Depreciation
- Limits on Rental Losses
- How To Report Rental Income and Expenses
- Chapter 10: Retirement plans, pensions, and annuities
- Chapter 11: Social security and equivalent railroad retirement benefits
- Chapter 12: Other income
- Bartering
- Canceled Debts
- Host or Hostess
- Life Insurance Proceeds
- Partnership Income
- S Corporation Income
- Recoveries
- Rents from Personal Property
- Repayments
- Royalties
- Unemployment Benefits
- Welfare and Other Public Assistance Benefits
- Other Sickness and Injury Benefits
- Other Income
- Passive Activity Limitations and At-Risk Limitations
- Part 3: Gains and losses
- Part 4: Adjustments to income
- Part 5: Standard deduction and itemized deductions
- Chapter 21: Standard deduction
- Chapter 22: Medical and dental expenses
- What Are Medical Expenses?
- What Expenses Can You Include This Year?
- How Much of the Expenses Can You Deduct?
- Whose Medical Expenses Can You Include?
- What Medical Expenses Are Includible?
- How Do You Treat Reimbursements?
- Damages for Personal Injuries
- How Do You Figure and Report the Deduction on Your Tax Return?
- Impairment-Related Work Expenses
- Health Insurance Costs for Self-Employed Persons
- Chapter 23: Taxes you may deduct
- Chapter 24: Interest expense
- Chapter 25: Contributions
- Chapter 26: Nonbusiness casualty and theft losses
- Chapter 27: Car expenses and other employee business expenses
- Chapter 28: Tax benefits for work-related education
- Chapter 29: Miscellaneous deductions
- Chapter 30: Limit on itemized deductions
- Part 6: Figuring your taxes and credits
- Chapter 31: How to figure your tax
- Chapter 32: Tax on unearned income of certain children
- Chapter 33: Child and dependent care credit
- Chapter 34: Credit for the elderly or the disabled
- Chapter 35: Child tax credit
- Chapter 36: Education credits and other education tax benefits
- Chapter 37: Premium Tax Credit (PTC)
- Chapter 38: Other credits including the earned income credit
- Part 7: Special situations and tax planning
- Chapter 39: Self-employment income: How to file Schedule C
- Chapter 40: Mutual funds
- Chapter 41: What to do if you employ domestic help
- Chapter 42: U.S. citizens working abroad: Tax treatment of foreign earned income
- Chapter 43: Foreign citizens living in the United States
- Chapter 44: Decedents: Dealing with the death of a family member
- Chapter 45: Estate and gift tax planning
- Chapter 46: Everything you need to know about e-filing
- Chapter 47: If your return is examined
- Chapter 48: Rules for expensing and capitalizing tangible property used in a trade or business
- Chapter 49: Net investment income tax
- Chapter 50: Planning ahead for 2018 and beyond
- Chapter 51: 2017 tax rate schedules
- Index
- EULA
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