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MRFraud is avoidable if you make moves like this. #IRS #FraudPrevention #TaxTips
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NE3 tax moves that feel illegal… but aren’t:
1️⃣ The Lifetime Learning Credit — taking a class, getting a certification, or even doing a coding bootcamp? You could get up to $2,000 back every year.
2️⃣ Side hustle deductions — reporting 1099 income? You can deduct your phone, internet, mileage, home office, supplies, and other business expenses to lower what you owe.
3️⃣ The HSA triple tax advantage — the only account that’s tax-deductible going in, tax-free while it grows, and tax-free coming out for qualified medical expenses.
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WI2026 important tax dates 🇨🇦 for this Canadian tax season!
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YA🎓 Parents — don’t forget Form 1098-T when filing your 2025 tax return!
If your child is in college, you may qualify for an Education Tax Credit worth up to $2,500 per student.
Here’s how it works in simple terms:
✨ If your student is in their first 4 years of college and enrolled at least half-time, you may qualify for the American Opportunity Credit.
👉🏻 Up to $2,500 per student with $1,000 being refundable.
✨ If they’re in grad school, taking classes part-time, or improving job skills, you may qualify for the Lifetime Learning Credit.
👉🏻 Up to $2,000 in education tax credit but this one is NOT refundable but will reduce your tax liability.
To qualify:
✔️ You must claim the student as a dependent
✔️ You paid qualified tuition expenses
✔️ Your income is generally under:
– $90K (Single)
– $180K (Married Filing Joint)
You’ll need:
📄 Complete Form 1098-T from the school, where it shows name of college, address, and EIN. Box 1 must be completed.
📚 Records of books & required materials
💰 Documentation of tuition actually paid
⚠️ Important: If you used 529 funds or scholarships, you can’t use the same dollars twice for the credit.
📍 If you received scholarships. This needs to be reported on Box 5. The amount of applicable tuition for the credit will be amount of Box 5 less Box 1
This is one of the most missed tax credits I see every year.
Before you file — double check that 1098-T.
💬 Comment “Savings” if you want my 2026 Tax Guide to make sure you’re not missing credits like this.
💁🏼♀️ Follow me @yandravivianacpa so you don’t miss any tax credits and deductions in your tax return.
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SI🚨Comment “TAX” 👇🏽If you need Tax Preparation🚨
- To qualify for the full 10,000 tax refund your account become has to be between 15k - 18k. If you make above that you will still get the earned income credit but it will phase out. Phase out means the higher your income the lower the income credit will be until it’s completely phased out.
🚨for tax Preparation Comment “TAX” Below 👇🏽 🚨
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BRShe didn’t win $1.8 billion, she won $492 million, and without proper trust and tax planning, even that can disappear fast.
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CODay 1 of Wealth Workshop Starts Tonight‼️We will be breaking down this exact strategy! Comment “workshop” to grab your ticket to this virtual workshop 🎟️🎟️
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ME🚨 SI ESTÁS CASADO Y HACES TUS TAXES ASÍ… ESTÁS PERDIENDO DINERO #taxseason #irs #married #taxtips
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THStay at home parents are the biggest tax strategy of 2026
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@theinvestingmom
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NAThis Man Reads the Tax Code Every Single Day?
Knowledge is power is what I was always told growing up, and what better source of knowledge than the tax code itself right.
I just find this very hard to believe for some many reasons, the main one being how he has interpreted the code wrong on more than one occasion!
You'd think if you read something everyday, you'd never make a mistake covering it, never say never.
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THThe busy season is here. Long days, lots of questions, plenty of deadlines.
We are in it with you until April 15. 🙌
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CAA subsection 45(2) election is a tax provision that allows a taxpayer to defer the recognition of a capital gain when they completely or partially convert their principal residence into an income-producing property, such as a rental. By filing this election, the taxpayer is deemed not to have made the change in use for tax purposes.
Key features of the subsection 45(2) election include:
- Continued Exemption: It allows the property to continue qualifying as the taxpayer’s principal residence for up to four tax years, even if the taxpayer or their family no longer ordinarily inhabit the home during those years. This four-year limit can be removed entirely if the taxpayer had to move because they or their spouse/common-law partner relocated for employment.
- No CCA Allowed: You must still report the net rental income earned from the property, but you cannot claim Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) (depreciation) on the property. If you claim CCA, the election is immediately rescinded on the first day of that year.
- Filing Requirement: The election is made by attaching a signed letter to your income tax return for the year in which the change in use occurred.
- Limitations: You must remain a resident (or deemed resident) of Canada during those years to get the full benefit of the exemption. Additionally, you cannot designate another property as your principal residence for the same years the election is in force.
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