A few tax tips for two summer events that may effect you. The first being the summer relocation for work and the second being the end of summer back-to-school event. The tax system offers savings for both if you meet the requirements.
A short, informative post about the difference between tax credits and tax deductions.
I don’t hate the months of March and April because it’s tax time, but rather, I hate it because it’s “Praise the Intuit Gods” month. I think the constant praise given to TurboTax and TaxCut are the true source of at least my March Madness.
For the first time ever, the adoption tax credit is refundable. This is a great change for parents who have adopted children in the past few years, because it means they could file their 2010 taxes and receive a bigger-than-expected
A post about how millionaires and lotto winners can still receive foodstamps.
Top 10 Tax Audit Red Flags & Understand How To Avoid an IRS Audit
Get an installment plan from the IRS to help you pay your taxes.
If you are self-employed full time or part time as a sole proprietor, filing your taxes means filling out a Schedule C. Schedule C is a form, appended to your annual tax return, on which you declare self-employment income and
Paying taxes can put a big dent in our collective wallets, but a small percentage of people are going to come out owing more than they can actually afford (ouch!). So what happens if you truly cannot pay your tax debt?
