This list is a few days late, but at least it will be around for next year.

Here are my choices for The Best Sites For Learning About Taxes:

Where Did My Tax Dollars Go? is an interactive infographic that is the winner of a Google-sponsored context to identify the best tax-related visualization. It’s pretty darned impressive. Type in whatever amount of income you want, and you get a very detailed an accessible explanation of how it’s used.

You can see the other finalists and runners-up in the contest here.

Here are 15 Infographics About Taxes.

Who Is Not Paying Taxes is another infographic.

Understanding Taxes is an extensive curriculum from the I.R.S. It’s probably too advanced fro English Language Learners, but their interactive on completing a W-4 form could be useful and accessible.

What America Pays In Taxes is from NPR.

No Taxation Without Calculation: Filling Out Tax Returns is from The New York Times Learning Network.

Your 2011 Federal Taxpayer Receipt is an interactive from The White House.

Who pays more in taxes? is an interactive from The Washington Post.

Tax Facts is an infographic from The Wall Street Journal.

The 1040 Form Turns 100: Resources To Explain Income Taxes is from The ASIDE blog.

Additional suggestions are welcome!

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