• Understand the changes: Familiarize yourself with the new tax brackets, deductions, and limits announced for the 2024 tax season. This will help you to accurately calculate your tax liability and plan for potential tax savings.
  • Retirement contributions: The 2024 tax changes have adjustments to retirement contributions. Maximize your contributions to Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA), as these contribute to your tax deductions. However, keep in mind the income ranges for deductions have increased in 2024.
  • Regular Check-ins on legislation: The IRS continually announces rules throughout a tax season. Regular monitoring of legislation can lead to opportunities for retroactive changes that might increase your tax refund.
  • Plan ahead for the $600 rule: Be prepared for the reporting changes related to the $600 rule for 1099-K, as forethought can help prevent tax liabilities and penalties down the line.
  • Take advantage of any possible tax deductions: Certain deductions can reduce your taxable income. Expenses like student loan interest, property taxes, and certain business expenses can commonly be deducted.
  • Seek professional help: Sometimes, it pays to consult with a tax professional who stays current with the latest tax laws and can provide personalized advice based on your unique financial situation.
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