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      Deducting Charitable Contributions from Previous Year

      What is the name of your state? California Hello, I gave $100 to a charity in 2005, but neglected to deduct it when I filed my 2005 tax returns. Am I allowed to deduct it against my 2006 taxes or is the opportunity gone? Thanks for your help, mw
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      Penalty for Unqalified Conversion to Roth IRA

      What is the name of your state? CA I recently closed a Traditional IRA at Vanguard, and moved the assets to a Roth IRA at E-Trade. In doing so, I knew that I'd have to pay the amount of the transfter as additional income (in 2006). This isn't terrible, as the amount of the transfer was ~$2K...
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      California Income Tax - Signed Federal Copy?

      What is the name of your state? California Hello, I am about to send in my California tax return (form 540). The instructions for my California return is a signed copy of form 540 (obviously), but also to include a copy of my federal tax return. So, my question is: Does the copy of my...
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      Changed jobs - Old 401(k) option review

      What is the name of your state? California Hello, I switched jobs recently. My 401(k) from my last job is still in the old account. As far as I can tell, I have four options with it: (1) Get the money, take the witholdings/tax hit (2) Leave the money in the current account under policies...
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      Deducting Moving Expenses (IRS Form 3903)

      What is the name of your state? California Hello, my questions are in regard to my Federal Income Tax. I recently moved about 50 miles away to work at a new job. My new company paid for the expenses, but much of the expense was listed as taxable income on my W-2 as wages. Despite the fact...

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