The financial crisis has boosted the appeal of tax-favored bonds. But safety comes at a price.
- 15 Oct 09, 8:00pm -

If you must file estimated taxes throughout the year, your third voucher of 2009 is due Sept. 15.
- 8 Sep 09, 8:00pm -

Here are five tips to avoid legal, tax and financial problems that trip up new entrepreneurs.
- 26 Aug 09, 8:00pm -

If you paid someone to care for a dependent so you could work, a special tax credit could cut your IRS bill.
- 30 Apr 09, 8:00pm -

Declining business revenue could make it hard to pay the IRS in April. Here's how to get cash.
- 21 Apr 09, 8:00pm -

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- 19 days ago, 7 Sep 17, 9:44am -

Several people in the retirement savings industry fear that lawmakers will choose to "Rothify" some or all of employees' 401(k) contributions.
- 64 days ago, 24 Jul 17, 1:17pm -

Big Oil is proposing a revolutionary new tax to combat climate change that would pay money directly to American families.
- 98 days ago, 20 Jun 17, 10:29am -

New York legislation would reveal Trump's state tax returns.
- 5 May 17, 2:41pm -

Tax returns are due today -- April 18, 2017 -- as is any remaining money you owe to Uncle Sam for 2016.
- 18 Apr 17, 12:03am -

As you come down to the wire, make sure you follow these simple rules.
- 14 Apr 17, 10:26am -

You have until Tuesday, April 18 to file your federal taxes this year. That's because April 15 falls on a weekend, and Monday, April 17 happens to be a legal holiday in Washington, D.C.
- 14 Apr 17, 6:50am -

A new survey shows the No. 1 concern of small businesses about tax reform is that lawmakers will reduce their tax breaks without actually lowering their tax rates.
- 12 Apr 17, 8:35pm -

Discussions about overhauling the tax code will be peppered with tax and legislative jargon. Here are some key terms decoded.
- 11 Apr 17, 11:33am -

Indian police have arrested Sagar Thakkar, who they say was at the heart of a bogus IRS call center scam.
- 9 Apr 17, 12:29pm -

You bought a stock That stock then surged 20 percent in value Hooray You now have 20 percent more cash in your pocket right Not so fast don t forget about the capital gains tax Ben Franklin once said that in this world nothing can be said to be certa…
- 7 days ago, 19 Sep 17, 11:37am -

More than 50 percent of Americans will retire broke, according to a  2017 GOBankingRates study . And another 19 percent have less than $100,000 in the bank, which might not be enough to see them through their golden years. If you’re not setting a…
- 8 days ago, 18 Sep 17, 8:49am -

The tax plan President Donald Trump unveiled back in April was short on details but long on potential for retirees and pre retirees The tax plan President Donald Trump unveiled back in April was short on details but long on potential for retirees and…
- 14 days ago, 12 Sep 17, 8:34am -

By Perry Woodin, CEO of Node40 While the buzz around Bitcoin is well and truly reaching papers, airwaves, and TV screens across the globe, there’s something far less visible, but far more exciting at play. I’m talking about the IRS’ hunt for…
- 20 days ago, 6 Sep 17, 3:06pm -

By  Eric C. Jansen, ChFC® If you’ve ever come into an unexpected windfall—maybe a bigger than expected tax refund or a much-anticipated inheritance—you probably know that feeling of giddiness. It’s an exciting feeling, thinking of all…
- 25 days ago, 1 Sep 17, 10:43am -

Author Jeffrey Birnbaum and Alan Murray Publisher Knopf Doubleday 336 pages Most everyone agrees that the U S tax code is ridiculously complex Presidential candidates from both parties have promised simplification So why is this so difficult This chr…
- 32 days ago, 25 Aug 17, 3:41pm -

By  Eric C. Jansen, ChFC® When money is tight and times are tough, it can be difficult for retirement savers to ignore the money they’ve stashed in a  401(k) ,  IRA  or other retirement savings account. Still, while it may make sense in som…
- 33 days ago, 24 Aug 17, 10:37am -

By  Scott Bishop, CPA, PFS, CFP® Most Americans spend decades of their lives working and planning to save for retirement. However, when they get close, there is very little discussion on how to plan for retirement income and distributions. Ther…
- 43 days ago, 14 Aug 17, 1:07pm -

Scrutinizing your pay stub sounds about as fun as burning your tongue but in this case the pain can pay off More than half of the U S workforce has experienced a problem with a paycheck at least once according to a recent survey by think tank The Wor…
- 47 days ago, 10 Aug 17, 2:34pm -

A 529 plan can be a great way to save for college giving you tax free investment growth and withdrawals for qualified expenses but getting your money out when those tuition bills start rolling in can be tricky Pros say there s a right way and definit…
- 53 days ago, 4 Aug 17, 1:01pm -

If you’re a freelancer, it’s critical to know whether you’re self-employed or an employee. The distinction has a major effect on your tax responsibilities. Categories of Self-Employed Workers You should consider tax and other factors when choos…
- 5 days ago, 21 Sep 17, 5:42pm -

I write about money for a living. You would think that fact alone would protect me against some, if not all, the surprises that come with paying taxes. But alas, the transition from salaried employee to employee with a side hustle and then to a full-…
- 7 days ago, 19 Sep 17, 3:49pm -

  It’s now easier than ever to make money on your own. Whether it’s a side venture that earns you a few bucks now and then or a full-time business, there are a variety of ways to create your own income beyond a traditional job. You could rent ou…
- 13 days ago, 13 Sep 17, 1:20pm -

The first year I started a side gig in addition to my day job, I had no clue about quarterly estimated taxes. I also didn’t have much need to worry because I only grossed about $1,700 the first year. Even though I reported that money as required, t…
- 21 days ago, 5 Sep 17, 6:10pm -

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows you to deduct several different types of interest expense, including home mortgage interest and interest related to the production of income. But, it does not allow deductions for consumer interest expense. W…
- 21 days ago, 5 Sep 17, 5:25pm -

When we started filing our taxes, it felt overwhelming. However each year we try to learn and adjust our system, especially since I’m self-employed. It’s not a cake walk, but we feel more prepared and confident getting our taxes done.... Full Sto…
- 4 days ago, 22 Sep 17, 12:30pm -

One of the best feelings in life is buying or selling your home, especially in the hopes that the process goes smoothly and everyone ends up happy. While selling your house can be a bit intimidating, emotional, and sometimes expensive,... Full Story
- 4 days ago, 22 Sep 17, 12:01pm -

Fall is here, and if you're remembering your heating bills from last winter, you probably are already thinking about what you can do to cut that bill. Today, we look at tax breaks that help save you money while you make your home a bit more energy ef…
- 4 days ago, 22 Sep 17, 11:00am -

What better way to celebrate Fall than by saving some money? (Well, maybe jumping in a pile of leaves is just as great.) Now with the temperature beginning to drop, it’s time to start looking around the house for ways... Full Story
- 6 days ago, 20 Sep 17, 11:00am -

Did you know that not everyone or every dollar earned is taxed the exact same amount? This is because the United States tax system aims to be progressive. A progressive tax system tries to collect more tax from those who... Full Story
- 6 days ago, 20 Sep 17, 10:00am -

Whether you got married this year or are purchasing your first home, changes experienced in your life can bring about many questions and uncertainties. Although you may have questions about how life events affect your finances, one thing is certain,.…
- 8 days ago, 18 Sep 17, 12:24pm -

Are you ready for some football? If so, maybe you’ve been thinking about putting a little money on the game, and if you are, it’s important to know that there may be tax implications. Like other sources of income, gambling... Full Story
- 10 days ago, 16 Sep 17, 3:02pm -

Following the recent destruction caused by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma, the IRS has announced tax relief for victims of Hurricane Harvey in parts of Texas and victims of Hurricane Irma in parts of Florida, Puerto Rico and the Virgin... Full S…
- 11 days ago, 15 Sep 17, 2:53pm -

If you’ve taken the plunge into self-employment, congrats on being your own boss! Whether you’re working as a contractor or making money in the fast-growing sharing economy, don’t forget you may need to pay estimated taxes. The upcoming third q…
- 13 days ago, 13 Sep 17, 11:00am -

As summer comes to a close and the days get shorter, the holidays seem just around the corner. This time of year, many of us begin to worry about gaining weight later in the year, and to prevent weight gain,... Full Story
- 15 days ago, 11 Sep 17, 2:50pm -

Blame the timing of weekends, as well as the relatively new celebration of Emancipation Day in the District of Columbia, for why April 15 is no longer Tax Day in many years.
- 26 Mar 17, 11:04pm -

The Justice Department has begun scrutinizing thousands of U.S. taxpayers’ Swiss bank accounts to compare bank information with what the taxpayers have reported to the IRS.
- 1 Jul 16, 9:35am -

As access to mainland-listed ‘A shares’ expands, there are questions about tax on gains from 2009 through last year.
- 26 Apr 15, 8:50am -

To fix an error on your tax return, file an amended return on Form 1040X.
- 17 Apr 15, 8:51pm -