Ask AARP Tax-Aide
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AARP Tax-Aide
Read these federal tax questions answered by AARP Tax-Aide volunteers.
The AARP Tax-Aide Program is a volunteer-run, free tax-preparation and assistance service offered to low- and middle-income taxpayers with special attention to those age 60 and older. Our volunteers are trained and IRS-certified to understand individual federal-tax issues. Our volunteers provide tax assistance as a public service and cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.
- Do I Qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit?
- Can I Take a Tax Loss on a Roth IRA?
- How Do Child Support and Alimony Affect the Earned Income Tax Credit?
- Capital Gains and Fund Families
- How Can I Get a Refund From Withheld Taxes?
- Does My Age Affect 401(k) Withdrawals?
- Is My Pension Check Taxable?
- Where's My Tax Refund?
- 401(k) Withdrawal Penalties
- When Do You Pay Taxes on a Home Sale?
- When Do You Pay Interest on CDs?
- Is Workers' Compensation Taxable?
- Must I File as Married?
- Is Money Taxed in a 401(k) Rollover?
- Can You Withdraw From a Pension Without a Penalty?
- Tax Consequences for IRAs, 401(k) Plans
- How do I Avoid an Underpayment Penalty?
- How do I Report Gambling Losses and Winnings?
- I Missed the April 15 Tax Deadline. Now What?
- What is a 1099-C Form?
- Eligibility for Earned Income Credit
- Figuring out Child Tax Credits
- What is the Alternative Minimum Tax?
- Loss and Theft Deductions
- Deductibility of Nursing Home Care
- Income is Income, Even From Child Care
- Tax Rules for Jointly Owned CDs
- IRAs and the Deductibility of Financial Advisory Fees
- Tax Treatment of Life Insurance Benefits
