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Ever wondered where most people trip up when preparing their taxes? What details are all too easy to miss?

We talk to many people who have tried to do their taxes themselves but found that they missed an important form here or vital detail there. When it comes to the sort of tax code we're all dealing with, it's worth it to work with an expert who has studied the ins and outs and knows how to match your situation with the regulations in the most profitable way.

Ready to be your own boss?

If you've been dreaming of starting a business, but don't have a lot of starting capital for it, there's some good news. You CAN start a business on a budget.

Check out these small-budget business startup tips from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

How to Start a Business on a Budget Prioritizing low overhead can make starting a business much more affordable than you might expect.

If you're not in the habit of filing a tax return because you fall below the income threshold for reporting or just don't make a wage at all, here are a few reasons you should still file a return this year.

1. Expansions to the Child Tax Credit (didn't get the advance payments last year - you still can)
2. Increases to the Child and Dependent Care Credit (up to $4,000 for one qualifying person, $8,000 for two)
3. A bigger Earned Income Tax Credit (minimum $1,500 if you qualify)
4. Recovery Rebate Credit (a chance to still claim the 3rd stimulus)
5. Charitable deductions (up to $300 for singles or $600 for married couples filing jointly)

What do you think?

Are these tax write-offs savvy or ridiculous?

19 Believe It or Not Tax Breaks | Kiplinger Your fellow taxpayers have successfully claimed write-offs for many things that most of us wouldn't even imagine. But be careful if you plan on following their lead.