Adjustments: Top of the line deductions - IRA contributions, student loan interest, 1/2 of self-employment taxes, etc... Itemized Deductions: The sum of all itemized deductions (if applicable) Foreign Earned Income: The sum of all foreign earned income eligible for theForeign Earned Income Excl...
Thais (in slightly higher tax brackets) can write off expenses and purchases - like the genius first time car ownership tax deductible that Yingluck introduced Thais don't have to do their taxes twice, or have the possibility of paying an accountant, tax documentation twice, and they don't h...
Other deductions can be applied, such as for 401k contributions which reduce taxable income / increase the amount of tax-free income. (That advice from the big brokerage firm hit the spot on this one.) Once income and spending exceed this level, taxes must be paid. Unless… Unless that ...
and once I've had time to look at the foreign function interface for Go, I'll make a decision about whether or not to use it. Basically, if the FFI is good enough to allow me to link to the
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For the self-employed (Hey, that’s me!) health insurance premiums are deductible (Line 29.) Also a deduction, the “employer” portion of FICA taxes (the Self-Employment tax, Line 27) is a fixed percentage of blog income. Still other deductions are optional, such as contributions to a...
If the SLCSP had a higher price tag (maybe $7k instead of $6k) the Premium Tax Credit would be larger. We would still pay the same fixed percentage of income, regardless. But maybe we want a Silver plan with a lower deductible but a higher premium. Or we want a Gold or Platinum ...
If your future tax rate will be higher, which it might with two pensions, then paying taxes now would be better (save in the brokerage account.) If the future tax rate is lower, save in the IRA to save taxes now. Also, you can access the Roth contributions anytime without restriction...