Tax Planning It’s Pi Day! Have Your Pi and Eat it Too with These Money Saving Tax Tips Read the Article Open Share Drawer Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Written by Philip Taylor Published Mar 14, 2023 - [Updated Apr 5, 2023] 1 min read Reviewed by Katharina Reekmans, Enrolled Agent Geeks, nerds, and math lovers unite – it’s time to celebrate Pi Day! In honor of all things 3.14159, March 14 is the day to embrace both your sweet tooth and your inner arithmetic aficionado. Pi is a mathematical constant. You know what else remains constant? Taxes. But don’t be irrational…take steps to maximize your return with these easy money-saving tax tips. In preparation for April 18, make sure you check these items off your to-do list: Gather your W-2, 1099, and any other tax forms that document your income Collect your receipts Gather up your charitable giving records Add up any current college expenses Make a list of any changes to your personal info Have a copy of last year’s tax return Keep everything organized and in a safe place All Your Bases Covered Because pi is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, you could say that pi is well-rounded. If you want to have a well-rounded tax return, then don’t forget your deductions. Non-Reimbursed Medical Expenses State Sales Tax Charitable Contributions Student Loan Interest Job Search and Moving Expenses Child and Dependent Care Earned Income Tax Credit Self-Employed Work Expenses Don’t worry about knowing these tax rules. Meet with a TurboTax Full Service expert who can prepare, sign and file your taxes, so you can be 100% confident your taxes are done right. Start TurboTax Live Full Service today, in English or Spanish, and get your taxes done and off your mind. Get started now Previous Post TurboTax Answers Most Commonly Asked Tax Questions Next Post What Medical Expenses are Tax Deductible? Written by Philip Taylor More from Philip Taylor Leave a ReplyCancel reply Browse Related Articles Tax Deductions and Credits Have Your Pi and Eat it Too: Five Mistakes to Avoid and… Tax Planning Happy Posada! 9 Ways to Host While on a Holiday Budget Tax Tips Value Added Taxes Around the World Tax News A Century of Income Taxes: The History of Tax Day [Inf… Tax Deductions and Credits What is the State and Local Sales Tax Deduction? Business Small Business: What Are Deferred Tax Assets and Deferr… Tax Refunds Payroll Tax Changes Affect the Way Americans Spend and … Tax Deductions and Credits The State Sales Tax Deduction Tax Reform Tax Reform 2017 Bill Finalized: Here’s What Goes to V… Tax Reform New! TurboTax Tax Reform Calculator Educates on How Tax…