Category:Taxation in the United States

*

• ► United States federal taxation legislation‎ (2 C, 101 P)
• ► United States taxation and revenue case law‎ (1 C, 140 P)

C

• ► Corporate taxation in the United States‎ (17 P)

E

• ► American people convicted of tax crimes‎ (127 P)

I

• ► Individual Retirement Accounts‎ (10 P)

I cont.

• ► Internal Revenue Service‎ (1 C, 45 P)

L

• ► Local taxation in the United States‎ (4 C, 16 P)

P

• ► Personal taxes in the United States‎ (5 P)

R

• ► American tax resisters‎ (1 C, 258 P)

S

• ► State taxation in the United States‎ (15 C, 19 P)

T

• ► Tax preparation companies of the United States‎ (4 P)
• ► Tax reform in the United States‎ (35 P)
• ► Tax resistance in the United States‎ (3 C, 31 P)

U

• ► United States federal income tax‎ (23 P)
• ► United States Tax Court‎ (2 C, 1 P)

• Taxation in the United States

1

• 12 month rule

2

• Twenty-fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution

5

• 501(c) organization

A

• Above-the-line deduction
• Accountant–client privilege
• Adjusted gross income
• Adoption tax credit
• Advance pricing agreement
• All-events test
• Alternative Minimum Tax
• Amazon tax
• American Society of Tax Problem Solvers
• Amount realized
• Applicable convention

B

• BLIPS
• Bypass trust

C

• California Cancer Research Act
• Cancellation of Debt (COD) Income
• Capital gains tax in the United States
• Car donation
• Carryover basis
• Character (income tax)
• Charitable contribution deductions in the United States
• Charitable remainder unitrust
• Child and Dependent Care Credit
• Child tax credit
• Cigarette tax stamp
• Circular 230
• Claim of right doctrine
• CNPJ
• Commuter tax
• Conscience Fund
• Constructive receipt
• Cost basis
• Cost basis reporting
• Cost segregation study
• Crummey trust
• Customs duties in the United States

D

• De minimis fringe benefit
• Decoupling modification
• Depreciation recapture
• Disfranchisement after Reconstruction era
• Doctrine of cash equivalence
• Doctrine of Exchange
• Domestic international sales corporation
• Double taxation
• Dynasty trust

E

• Earned income tax credit
• Economic substance
• Employee stock purchase plan
• Employer Identification Number
• Employer transportation benefits in the United States
• Endowment tax
• Equity of condition
• Estate tax in the United States
• Excise tax in the United States
• Expatriation tax
• Tim Eyman

F

• Federal spending and taxation across states
• Federal tax revenue by state
• Federal telephone excise tax
• Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee
• First time buyer credit
• Flexible spending account
• Flip tax
• Florida state Unemployment Tax

F cont.

• Foreign personal holding company
• Free File
• Fuel taxes in the United States

G

• Gas tax holiday
• Generation-skipping transfer tax
• Gift tax in the United States
• Government incentives for fuel efficient vehicles in the United States
• Grantor retained annuity trust
• Greatland Corporation
• Gross income
• Gross receipts tax
• Group Exemption Letter

H

• Half-year convention
• Hauser's law
• Head of Household
• Health savings account
• HealthEquity
• Home buyers tax credit
• Home Port Doctrine
• Homestead exemption
• Hope tax credit
• HSA tax documents

I

• Implied level of government service
• Imputed income
• Incentive stock option
• Installment sale
• Intermediate sanctions
• Internal Revenue Code section 1031
• Internal Revenue Code section 212
• International Fuel Tax Agreement
• IRD asset
• IRS penalties
• IRS tax forms
• IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
• Itemized deduction

J

• Job-seeking expense tax deductions

K

• Kiddie tax

L

• Land value tax in the United States
• The Law that Never Was
• Let Wall Street Pay for the Restoration of Main Street Bill
• Like-kind exchange
• Limits on Depreciation Deduction
• List of Judges of the United States Tax Court
• Loss on sale of residential property
• Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
• Lucky duckies

M

• MACRS
• Main Street Fairness Act
• Making Work Pay tax credit
• Marriage penalty
• Medical savings account (United States)
• Misclassification of employees as independent contractors

N

• National Association of Enrolled Agents
• National Taxpayers Union
• Net operating loss
• New Jobs tax credit
• New Markets Tax Credit Program
• Non-qualified stock option
• Nonbusiness Energy Property Tax Credit
• Nonrecourse debt
• Nonrecourse liability

O

• Occupational privilege tax
• Omnibus Foreign Trade and Competitiveness Act

P

• Partnership taxation in the United States
• Passive foreign investment company
• Personal exemption (United States)
• Government incentives for plug-in electric vehicles

P cont.

• Preparer Tax Identification Number
• Private copying levy
• Private foundation (United States)
• Private letter ruling

Q

• Qualified dividend
• Qualified Performing Artist Deduction
• Qualified personal residence trust
• Qualified Production Activities Income
• Qualified residence interest

R

• Rate schedule (federal income tax)
• Refund anticipation loan
• Revenue stamps of the United States
• Reverse Morris Trust

S

• School Infrastructure Local Option
• Slavery reparations scam
• Social security
• Social Security (United States)
• Social Security number
• Social Security Wage Base
• Special Needs Tax Credit
• Stamp duty
• Starve the beast
• Stelly Plan
• Step transaction doctrine
• Streamlined Sales Tax Project
• Structured sale
• Substantially equal periodic payments
• United States v. Sun Myung Moon
• Supporting organization (charity)
• Surtax
• SUTA dumping

T

• Tariffs in United States history
• Tax accounting in the United States
• Tax attribute
• Tax Day
• Tax efficiency
• Tax expenditure
• Tax information reporting
• Tax ladder
• Tax levies
• Tax patent
• Tax per head
• Tax policy and economic inequality in the United States
• Tax preparation
• Tax protester (United States)
• Tax protester administrative arguments
• Tax protester constitutional arguments
• Tax protester Sixteenth Amendment arguments
• Tax protester statutory arguments
• Tax Reform Act
• Tax return (United States)
• Tax withholding in the United States
• Tax-deductible loss
• Potentially dangerous taxpayer
• Taxation history of the United States
• Taxation of Digital Goods
• Taxation of illegal income in the United States
• Taxing and Spending Clause
• Taxpayer Bill of Rights
• Taxpayer Identification Number
• Tenants in common 1031 exchange
• Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration
• Treasury regulations
• Treasury Tax and Loan
• Two-Percent Haircut

U

• Uniform Gifts to Minors Act