Things just generally felt odd in my throat, chest, and eyes.. something was up.Blood tests were done that afternoon and I have an Thyroid Ultrasound next week.. in the meantime I get to stew about the possible cause of what the doctor said is a swollen thyroid gland. :|. cfquestions 9 Replies March 5, 2009. 04:43 AM.
Gardner says the IRS never has challenged a vehicle registration deduction in an audit of one of his clients. But his recommendation in the story April 17 drew sharp disagreement from other tax experts who argued that the Texas registration fee for a personal vehicle isn't deductible.
State and local taxes on personal property, such as vehicles, must be ad valorem taxes to be deductible on your federal tax return. Taxes and fees on personal property that aren't based on the item's value are not deductible. For example, when you pay for the license tag for your car, the charges may include both a fee for the tag and an ad valorem tax. Only the ad valorem part can be taken as a deduction. The tax must be assessed and paid during the tax year for which it is claimed. Write-offs for state and local ad valorem taxes are available only if you file IRS Form 1040 and itemize deductions. Other Deductible Taxes. State and local income taxes and sales taxes are tax deductible on a federal tax return. However, you may deduct only one of these in the same tax year.