A Taxing Recap . . .
Like it or not, Tax Day is looming large on the horizon, here are some of my tax related posts:
- Time to Find Tax Breaks . . . (Part IV)
- Time to Find Tax Breaks . . . (Part III)
- Time to Find Tax Breaks . . . (Part II)
- Time to Find Tax Breaks . . . (Part I)
- Tax Avoidance is Your Civic Duty!
- Don't Give the Government an Interest Free Loan!
- Get Organized For Your 2008 Tax Filing
- Historical Tax Rates
Hope they help . . .
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Posted by DDFD at 3/31/2009 7:36 PM 
Categories: Money Savers, Organizing, Personal Finance, TAXES, Frugality
Tags: Money Savers Organizing Personal Finance Taxes Frugal Frugality
Categories: Money Savers, Organizing, Personal Finance, TAXES, Frugality
Tags: Money Savers Organizing Personal Finance Taxes Frugal Frugality
I just had a tax thought and needed somewhere to put it, so here I am. I pay telephone taxes that include a state component. Not too big, about 2.5% in my case. But it occurs to me that one could buy a prepaid cell phone in a low tax state, and use it in a high tax one. You only pay where you bought it! And cell plans nowadays include lots of long distance.
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The problem is that the phone cards may have ridiculous "fees" that eat up the tax savings . . .
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