Tax Filing Mistakes that One Should Avoid

timsongibler · Post by **timsongibler** » Wed Aug 21, 2013 3:48 am

Tax filing is one of the most time consuming, difficult and hectic tasks to accomplish. Minor mistakes overlooked while filing the taxes can lead to serious complications later on. So, following proper preventive measures before filing the taxes is really important in order to stay safe and sound.

The following is a checklist of some of the most common tax filing mistakes that one should avoid while filing taxes:

1) Wrong/Missing Social Security Number
2) Failing to include Complete Sources Of Income
3) Mathematical Mistakes
4) Errors In Calculating The Credits And Deductions
5) Sign And Date Related Errors
6) Timely Filing Of your Taxes

Tax filing is a long process and may take days to complete. So, never rush into things and make it a habit to cross check your return so that you can rectify the residual mistakes before filing it.

jeffytaylor · Post by **jeffytaylor** » Wed Oct 29, 2014 7:16 am

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jamesmarcus · Post by **jamesmarcus** » Tue Dec 23, 2014 12:08 pm

Most Americans are honest and work, two jobs if they need to, and pay taxes. The tax dollars belong to the people. When the economy is so bad that people can't find work, are the rest of us supposed to sit around and watch people starve and become homeless? Not if you have compassion for people and not if you understand economics. A healthy, educated and skilled country of people prospers. Get that 47% number out of your head, the 'lazy' and 'wanting free stuff' group of people are far fewer than that. Besides, helping someone and caring are not on the book as crimes.