The law was passed in October, so if you're not the kind of person who saves every receipt you can use a table based on your income and family size.

The key advantages are the low chance of inaccuracy, and the fast refund.

I'd say it's a pink flag, not a red flag. It's not necessarily going to get you audited, but you have to be careful.

Be careful to make sure the condition and age of the car are clearly documented,

If you're in a gain position at the end of the year, you have to recognize the gain,

If you have a car you want to donate, do it this year.

In Florida, there is no income tax but there is an intangible tax, so they will be able to deduct both.

They'll be able to figure it out and they'll send you a bill, plus interest and potentially a penalty. You can't avoid AMT by saying you won't fill out the form.

Congress wised up to that. They weren't going to let people slam money into those

It's always a better idea to fess up with the IRS.