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Originally Posted by zip159 I think I read somewhere that this applies even to people who do not itemize because it's a line added to the 1040 itself. Not 100%

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Old 12-06-2009, 11:11 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I think I read somewhere that this applies even to people who do not itemize because it's a line added to the 1040 itself. Not 100% sure though.
Yes that is correct.
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Just in case some of you guys might not be aware of this;



Those of you that bought/buy in '09 can write off the sales tax of the purchase. It's not a huge amount, but everything helps.
Deduct...not write off.
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Deduct...not write off.

Deduction and write off are the same exact thing.
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^^^ I'm sorry, yes I made a typo. Meant to say deduct cost of tax paid ON the car. And that in the end this saving is negligible for an say an average buyer who say makes 50-70k a year.
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^^^ I'm sorry, yes I made a typo. Meant to say deduct cost of tax paid ON the car. And that in the end this saving is negligible for an say an average buyer who say makes 50-70k a year.
The formula is quite simple assuming you don't drop to a lower bracket from your deductions: (Federal Tax Bracket) * (Sales Tax Paid)


@60k/year you're in the 25% tax bracket
If you paid 2,000 on sales taxes on the car then you get back $500. That's almost 2 Playstation 3s!

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I guess basically you just subtract the car cost from your taxable income for both federal and state tax forms - and THEN carry on with the usual calculation (apply std deductions etc. etc.)... but anyway, I confirmed, its not going to result in a $900+ saving by any means as someone above pointed out.
It was $900+ for that particular person since he is in the 30% bracket and he paid almost 10% in sales taxes.
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^^^^ Oh okay....
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