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 -

The GOP tax plan will give many households tax cuts in the first several years. But those cuts will expire and a key provision will raise many people's tax burdens over time, even if their income doesn't go up much.
- 20 Dec 17, 4:54pm -

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- 18 Dec 17, 9:02pm -

Republicans said their plan would make taxes easy to prepare, and indeed the final bill gets points for some simplification. But the whole story, like the tax code, is more complex.
- 18 Dec 17, 5:58pm -

The vast majority of statements from business, advocacy and trade groups have major concerns with the 1,000-page bill.
- 17 Dec 17, 4:05pm -

GOP leaders have agreed to save the student loan interest deduction and keep tuition waivers for graduate students tax-free.
- 16 Dec 17, 10:24am -

Currently, teachers can deduct up to $250 for classroom materials from their taxable income. That won't change.
- 15 Dec 17, 8:23pm -

By failing to repeal the alternative minimum tax in their tax reform bill, Senate Republicans inadvertently undermined the research and development tax credit used by drug makers and tech companies.
- 5 Dec 17, 10:09am -

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- 4 Dec 17, 11:23am -

You'll be hearing a lot in coming days about the differences between the Senate and House tax bills. Here's your guide.
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- 2 Dec 17, 8:33am -

It s well past April 15 So unless you applied for an extension the stress and frustration of filing your federal tax return should be a distant memory by now But what if you suddenly realize there s a mistake on your return or a new development that…
- 3 days ago, 16 Aug 19, 5:06pm -

Earlier this year the IRS lowered the underpayment penalty threshold from 90 to 80 to help taxpayers who didn t have enough tax withheld from their paychecks in 2018 or didn t pay enough in estimated taxes last year As a result taxpayers could avoid…
- 4 days ago, 15 Aug 19, 4:06pm -

A lot of people especially retirees are moving to Florida for the sun sand affordable housing and the lack of an income tax But don t think for a second that no state income tax means no taxes at all There are plenty of other taxes to be paid in Flor…
- 5 days ago, 14 Aug 19, 1:06pm -

We all know the U S tax system is complicated And now thanks to outgoing National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson there s a poster you can hang up in your home or office to prove it It s great for college dorm rooms too In her final report to Congress O…
- 23 days ago, 27 Jul 19, 2:06pm -

Since the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act now more than ever there is a greater incentive for donors to contemplate whether charitable planning will provide an immediate or future benefit Donors who will benefit from this range from business owners execut…
- 30 days ago, 20 Jul 19, 9:06am -

As a new 1040 form tailored to seniors makes its debut the regular 1040 is getting remodeled for 2019 As anew 1040 form tailored to seniors makes its debut theregular 1040 is getting remodeled for 2019 After the 1040 s major overhaul last year to tak…
- 32 days ago, 18 Jul 19, 2:07pm -

Let s face it the IRS isn t the most popular government agency out there It s not just that they take your money They also have a undeserved reputation for tough stances on deductions and credits aggressive tax collectors poor customer service and ge…
- 47 days ago, 3 Jul 19, 9:34am -

Question Can I use my series EE or I bonds to pay for a grandchild s college and save on taxes Question Can I use my series EE or I bonds to pay for a grandchild s college and save on taxes Question Can I use my series EE or I bonds to pay for a gran…
- 51 days ago, 29 Jun 19, 1:06pm -

The world loves to hear America’s billionaires pining away for higher taxes, and it seems to be a trend that is gaining momentum in this new era of over-the-top capitalism.   This week has taken things further, with a record 19 U.S. billionaires…
- 52 days ago, 28 Jun 19, 8:46am -

It s not really the Fourth of July without the flash boom and crackle of a good fireworks display Some people love the crowds and grandeur of a big city extravaganza while others prefer a community display at the local volunteer fire department Then…
- 54 days ago, 26 Jun 19, 10:07am -

Tax reform affects every person’s tax return in 2018. Before you file this tax season, here’s what you need to know about the tax law adjustments to be prepared. 1. The tax rates changed for everyone. The tax rates you previously knew are no more…
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Moms are busy. That goes without saying. Between chauffering kids to activities and likely working a full-time job, finding extra time for anything else is next to impossible. But yet, it’s also necessary. Many moms manage the entire household. Tha…
- 14 Dec 18, 2:07pm -

Tax season is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start thinking about the documents you need to get ready. Here are a few things to consider ahead of filing your 2018 tax return. Find last year’s return A quick way to find all of th…
- 12 Dec 18, 4:39pm -

There isn’t one most important thing for freelancers to know when it comes to filing a tax return. Well, except paying taxes in the first place! Instead, there are a variety of incredibly important factors for which you need to understand to best p…
- 11 Dec 18, 4:06pm -

As a business owner, there are a variety of ways to accept payment. Apps like Square, Paypal, or other mobile payment services make it easy for you to accept card payments and keep a record of that income. But if you choose to receive payment via a c…
- 11 Dec 18, 4:04pm -

The article below is up to date based on the latest tax laws. It is accurate for your 2019 taxes (filed in 2020) and 2018 taxes, which should be filed by the April 15th, 2019 (or October 2019 with filed... Full Story
- 45 mins ago, 19 Aug 19, 1:58pm -

School is back in session for us and our oldest, who attends a year-round school, started a couple of weeks ago. Right before she started, I did my back to school shopping to get everything she needs and make sure... Full Story
- 3 days ago, 16 Aug 19, 11:00am -

When someone starts discussing finances or bringing up personal questions around how you handle money, you may not want to share any details of your own. Don’t worry, though, this is completely normal and you are not alone. A recent... Full Story
- 4 days ago, 15 Aug 19, 3:33pm -

Kids can be overwhelming when they are cooped up in the house while on break, but they are also blessed tax-savers when you file your taxes. Here are some of the tax benefits for having children and other dependents.Full Story
- 10 days ago, 9 Aug 19, 12:00pm -

Student loans have become a tremendous burden. Even though you can’t escape the payments, are there any tax breaks for student loans? Luckily, taxpayers who make student loan payments on a qualified student loan may get a little relief.Full Story
- 18 days ago, 1 Aug 19, 12:00pm -

Most people don't think about taxes on their way to the casino. But what might seem like nothing more than a fun night in Las Vegas actually carries significant tax consequences if you win. Failure to properly report your haul can result in serious p…
- 20 days ago, 30 Jul 19, 11:00am -

Looking forward to a long summer vacation, but feeling a little short on cash? With the price of gasoline high, not to mention restaurant bills and the cost of accommodations on the road, many of us are questioning whether vacation... Full Story
- 25 days ago, 25 Jul 19, 6:05pm -

College can be very expensive and many students rely on scholarships and grants to help lower the cost of higher education. When I attended Carnegie Mellon University, I had the help of need-based grants and a handful of merit-based scholarships....…
- 28 days ago, 22 Jul 19, 1:07pm -

Back-to-school season is just around the corner! Depending on where you live, your state may be offering huge savings with a sales tax holiday shopping weekend on specific purchases. With most state sales tax ranging from about 4 – 10%,... Full Sto…
- 33 days ago, 17 Jul 19, 11:00am -

Last year, we hired a contractor to help us tackle a big home renovation project. Since I’m self-employed and my husband works from home a few days a week, having a dedicated space for us to work became a necessity.... Full Story
- 35 days ago, 15 Jul 19, 1:01pm -

He hardly mentions it, while his adversaries are obsessed with ‘whiteness’ and ‘white privilege.’
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 4:05pm -

A proposal to exempt certain companies from a full audit would encourage fraud and hurt investors.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 4:04pm -

Four airline employees have already lost their jobs for joining Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 4:04pm -

Her ‘strongest case for electability is that she won a Senate seat in the most Democratic state in the country.’
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 4:03pm -

Snatching away plastic bottles is the latest blunder in a state thick with invasive laws.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 4:01pm -

The peso swoons after a presidential vote, showing the risk of an inflation tax.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 4:01pm -

The ‘Iliad’ was an audiobook before it was a printed one.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 3:57pm -

The rate of increase is falling even as the GOP embraces bad ideas.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 3:42pm -

A new Supreme Court precedent saves a county seal featuring a cross.
- 23 hours ago, 18 Aug 19, 3:41pm -

A new rule won’t put more fish and wildlife at risk.
- 3 days ago, 16 Aug 19, 6:51pm -