2008 Taxes
Resources to help you prepare and file your 2008 federal income tax return. Find facts and figures to help you plan ahead for the 2008 tax year.
2008 Tax Rebates and Economic Stimulus Plan
The first piece of tax legislation in 2008, the Economic Stimulus Act provides that the taxpayers will receive a one-time rebate in mid-2008. The rebates, or "stimulus payments" as they are being called by the IRS, will be mailed or sent via direct deposit to individuals who file a 2007 tax return and meet certain eligibility requirements.
The first piece of tax legislation in 2008, the Economic Stimulus Act provides that the taxpayers will receive a one-time rebate in mid-2008. The rebates, or "stimulus payments" as they are being called by the IRS, will be mailed or sent via direct deposit to individuals who file a 2007 tax return and meet certain eligibility requirements.
Congress Approves Tax Rebates for 2008
Congress has approved one-time tax rebates as part of a plan to stimulate the economy. Individuals will receive early tax rebates, businesses will be allowed to write-off additional investments in fixed assets, and provides higher dollar limits for conforming mortgage loans.
Congress has approved one-time tax rebates as part of a plan to stimulate the economy. Individuals will receive early tax rebates, businesses will be allowed to write-off additional investments in fixed assets, and provides higher dollar limits for conforming mortgage loans.
Quick Tax Facts for 2008
Overview of key tax figures for 2008. Includes standard deduction, personal exemption, phaseout ranges for itemized deductions, and retirement plan contribution limits.
Overview of key tax figures for 2008. Includes standard deduction, personal exemption, phaseout ranges for itemized deductions, and retirement plan contribution limits.
2008 Tax Rate Schedules
Marginal income tax rates for the 2008 tax year.
Marginal income tax rates for the 2008 tax year.