Credit Card Fees for Tax Payments are Deductible

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This is interesting… Apparently the IRS has changed their stance, and the fees associated with paying your taxes with a credit card are now deductible. Details are available from the always excellent Fairmark.com.

Here are the 2010 federal income tax rates.

Published on April 23rd, 2009 - Leave a Comment
Filed under: Credit Card News

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