Happy Mother's Day!
A lot of moms, in addition to all their other tasks both at home and in many cases at an outside-the-house job, also are in charge of their families' finances.
I know you're not thinking about money or taxes today. Good. You deserve a day off.
But when you again focus on all your many responsibilities, here's a collection of tax and financial considerations from the ol' blog, my stories on Bankrate.com and other sources.
- Tax joys of parenthood, Bankrate.com
- Getting full tax credit for your kids, Bankrate.com
- Let the IRS help you look after the kids, Bankrate.com
- Camp for kids, tax breaks for parents, Don't Mess With Taxes
- Getting help from Uncle Sam for adoption costs, Bankrate.com
- Know the "nanny tax" rules, Bankrate.com
- Tax tips for single moms, GoogoBits.com
- 5 Tax Tips All Parents Should Know, Parenting.com
- 7 Ways Moms Can Boost Their Financial Security, Kiplinger.com
I hope these help you save all you moms a few tax dollars. If so, be sure you spend that money on yourself!
Related posts:
- Have you hugged your mom today?
- Mother's Day gift ideas
- Mom's money lessons
- Filing Mom's tax return
- Kids, money and economic chaos
- Aging parents, ageless money issues
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