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.
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.
Before you put investments in a child’s name, run these numbers
Two dozen states let some seniors delay paying their property tax until they sell their homes or die—a potentially huge savings.
Even if your estate won’t be big enough to owe estate tax, to save money, there are tax rules—and tax-planning moves—you should know about.
Now that tax season is done, here’s how to switch into tax-planning mode and make your 2018 taxes as low as possible.
With the new tax law in effect as of 2018, you should review how much income tax you are having withheld from your paycheck in light of the changes.
There are many tax breaks that can save parents and students money on the cost of college, primary and secondary education. Here are 12 of them.
Even if you haven’t finished preparing your 2017 tax return, now is the time to consider these powerful tax-planning moves to reduce your taxes for 2018.
Money-saving strategies to help you win under the new tax law when it comes to retirement accounts…deductions…home buying…borrowing...and more.
With big tax changes coming for 2018, here’s what taxpayers should do before the end of 2017 to save on taxes.
Five year-end tax blunders to avoid as 2017 draws to a close.
Here are 10 tax-saving moves that everyone should consider making before the year ends to save on taxes.
Tax issues with a second marriage are much more complex than with a first marriage. Planning beforehand can save a lot of time, worry and money later.
