Income Taxes
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A tax is a non-voluntary payment to the federal, state, or local government to support its operations. Taxes are applicable to most individuals and take a variety of forms, some of the most common being taxes on income, purchases, property, capital gains, inheritance, and gifts. But governments also offer tax deductions and credits, which individuals can take advantage of to offset their tax burdens substantially.
The information provided on this website is not intended to be used in preparing your tax return. Its purpose is to provide you with an overview of how your income tax is determined, and to help you find answers to the questions most commonly asked by students.
“The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax.”
-Albert Einstein
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Earned Income Tax Credit.
Workers who earn $48,362 or less a year qualify for this tax credit, which may result in a tax credit/refund of up to $5,666.
Resources
Tools
- Turbo Tax Tools
- IRS Withholding
- ADP Payroll Calculator
- Orexco Capital Gains Calculator
- Smart Money Capital Gains Calculator
- Intuit Payrolll Calculator
- Fiscal Cliff Calculator
Articles
- Tax Info for Students
- Tax info for Individuals
- Itemized Deductions
- Don't Miss these Deductions
- Should You Itemize?
- Taxes by State
- Higher Education and Taxes
- Property Taxes by County

