Tax time is coming up soon and if you are like me the idea of figuring out your taxes is a bit nerve racking, if not stressful as well. If you are like me you second guess yourself – “Did I fill in all the forms correctly?” “Did I forget to include an important receipt?” and “Did I get all the tax breaks that I deserve?”. Have you been there before? Have you had those questions running through your head? I have!
Well, I’ve come across a site that might make some of you very happy. Well, my US readers anyway. The site is a United States Tax Forum and you’ll find a lot of great information in the various threads and sub forums on the site.
There’s a forum for small business owners, one that discusses Individual tax forms, Accounting and bookkeeping, and one that’s for tax professionals. As tax time approaches you can go to the forum and post your questions or perhaps even offer to help other forum members if you are knowledgeable about filling out the tax forms.
I know that when I’m filling out my own tax papers I always looking things up online so that I can get the paperwork done properly, and of course to my best advantage. This year, my US readers, can use this forum to get answers from others who perhaps have more experience with the in and outs of the forms.
The US tax forum is absolutely free to join. Why don’t you visit the site now, and bookmark it where you’ll be able to find it easily come tax time?
hmmmm.. tax time is always like this…
these tensions never go away, and in India, it is even more hectic 🙂
Are there tax preparation software programs in Canada? I always use TurboTax or similar products, and haven’t filled out a paper return in ~8 years. However, I do still have to look things up on rare occassions, so I’ll use the tax forums as my first source now, thanks!
love your site trich!
Are taxes as complicated in Canada as in the US? Our tax system is so screwy. I could never do the forms myself. I used go to a cpa. Tried turbo tax before but I filed online with tax brain this year. Actually got a bigger refund 🙂 No more thinking of taxes till next year for me.
TTFN