The new tax law contains a lot of changes to deductions. Here’s what you need to know.
To plan your taxes in the most efficient way possible, begin early.
It’s not always evident which tax “elections” you should make, but the choices can be vital.
Nearly two years after the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was signed into law, taxpayers are still getting used to the effects it has had. Here’s help.
The 2017 federal tax law was supposed to defeat the marriage penalty, but that penalty is still around. Here’s what to watch out for when you marry.
Don’t wait until April 15 approaches to figure out how to save money on your 2019 taxes.
Navigating successfully through the federal tax-compliance and planning process requires attention to these deadlines and time periods.
Understanding the best ways to minimize capital gains tax can get complicated. Here’s help.
Tax rules regarding children often defy logic, but there are ways to lower the tax bite.
Recent changes in the tax law shocked many taxpayers. How to lessen the shock—and tax bite—next time.
Here are some ways to simplify the process of preparing tax returns in the future and perhaps reduce clutter.
Valuable money-saving lessons from taxpayers who challenged the IRS.
In many states, an individual can qualify as a resident for tax purposes under two sets of circumstances. It’s vital to follow the rules closely.
The clothing you no longer wear could be worth hundreds of dollars (or more) in tax deductions—much more than it would bring at a garage sale.
A new IRS procedure to verify identities and thwart scammers can delay your refund and give scammers a new opening to scam you. Here’s how to win.
