Ten Tax Tips to Avoid Costly Mistakes
Keep in mind that mistakes made on a tax return can cause refund delays because it takes the IRS longer to process your tax return.
Obamacare, Form 1095-A, and The Premium Tax Credit
The information on the 1095-A will be used to reconcile advance payments of the premium tax credit made on your behalf to your insurance provider.
No Health Coverage? You May Face A Tax Penalty
ObamaCare says if a person did not obtain health coverage for himself, his spouse and dependent children, tax penalties will be inflicted beginning in 2014.
Is it Too Late for Tax Planning for 2014?
Tax planning needs to occur during the year in question in order to optimize your tax situation.
What to Do With Your Tax Refund
One thing to consider before deciding on what to do with your refund is to analyze your withholdings and/or estimated tax payment situation.
OMG! What Do I Do? I’m Missing a W2
Your last pay stub includes the same information that would likely appear on your W2.
Tax Breaks Available for Adults Caring for Parents
Caregivers may be eligible for tax breaks for taking care of an elderly person if they meet certain requirements.
How to Claim Your Premium Tax Credit and Other ACA Issues
It doesn’t matter how often you hear the cries for tax simplification, taxpayers and preparers alike every year are introduced to new regulations, new complexity.
5 Reasons to File Your Taxes Electronically
The bottom line, according to the IRS, is that e-file is much easier than doing your taxes by hand and mailing paper tax forms.
The Dirty Dozen Tax Scams
Topping the list of Dirty Dozen tax scams for 2015 list is a warning to watch out for unscrupulous tax practitioners promising outlandish refunds.
Getting Organized for Tax Preparation
If you provide your tax pro with well-organized, complete, and totaled data, your fee may be lower.
5 New Year's Resolutions to Save on Taxes
By keeping track of tax documentation during the year, you cut down on the stress of preparing your data for the following year.
A Reason to Cut the Cord on Portfolio Losers Before 2015
Look, no one wants to admit to a bad investment, but sometimes, you just have to cut the cord. And that separation will help your tax bill in April.
Give to Charity, and Get a Lower Tax Bill
Contributing to charity not only makes you feel good, but it is a great way to get your tax bill down, especially if you itemize your deductions.
Should You File Your Own Tax Return?
Beware. Unless you understand the highly complex U.S. tax code, you may miss valuable deductions or send up a red flag for audit.
Give Yourself (not Uncle Sam) a Christmas Bonus
If you got a big tax refund last year -- like over $1,000 – why should Uncle Sam get to play with your money all year? Why not give yourself a Christmas bonus and go reduce the amount of taxes withheld for the rest of the month?
Divorce and Taxes Can Be Complicated
A good rule of thumb is that your marital status at the end of the year determines your filing status.
Taxes and Divorce, What You Need to Know
Call a lawyer and a tax professional if you’re going through a divorce.
7 Tax Extenders That Affect You
The tax laws that expired at the end of 2013 benefited many taxpayers. Congress will now determine if they are worthy of revival. Here’s what you need to know.
Filing Taxes: There's an IRS2GO App for That
IRS2GO can help you keep track of your taxes.



















