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As 2008 heads into the fourth quarter, taxpayers who want to minimize their tax burden for this year and next have a range of options, but also face a considerable amount of uncertainty

"Every tax year, there are actions you can take before year's end, and others you can delay until next year, that will have a positive impact on your tax bill," said John L. Duoba, managing editor of Business Owner's Toolkit. "This year is no different."

Congress may act in a special lame-duck session and make changes to the Tax Code before the end of the year. Another economic stimulus bill is expected to be passed, and the changes in power in Washington have many taxpayers unsure about the future of current tax laws.

With many key tax provisions uncertain, there are still some general rules that will help many people. Tax planning begins with such simple things as knowing your tax bracket--the percentage at which your top dollar of income will be taxed. Brackets currently range from 10 to 35 percent. The income levels at which the brackets begin and end are adjusted annually for inflation.

As a general rule, it's better for anyone to pay a tax later than sooner, but in addition, people in higher brackets benefit from the annual indexing of the brackets and other items for inflation, so more of their income will be taxed at lower rates in 2009 than in 2008.

You can exercise control over the timing of deductions, as well as income. If you have a property tax bill for 2008 that's due in January, you can pay it in December to clinch a deduction on your 2008 return. Similar opportunities may exist with scheduling elective medical procedures or making a charitable contribution.

The question is whether accelerating deductions into the current year is always the best strategy. Sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't.

"If your itemized deductions are close to the size of your standard deduction, you're often better off 'bunching' deductions in alternate years. That can give you a significant amount of itemized deductions in, say, odd years while you take advantage of the standard deduction in even years," said Mark Luscombe, JD, CPA, CCH principal federal tax analyst.

For more information on specific actions you can take on income and deductions, as well as tips on special tax breaks for housing, moving, vacation homes, health plans, retirement savings, withholding and more, see our complete round-up.

Stay tuned to our site for the latest information and changes regarding federal tax obligations!


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