Taxes

If you filed for a tax extension, remember that’s only an extension of time to file, not an extension of time to pay.

Tax Freedom Day is the day when our collective income as a nation is enough to pay our collective federal and state taxes for the year. Considered in that respect, all of the income we earn after that point may be considered "tax-free.”

It is rumored that some of the wealthiest Americans manage to pay less in taxes than some of their employees. They achieve this by one of two methods: doing their own financial and tax planning or paying someone to do it for them. Simple, isn’t it?

Wednesday is the deadline for filing income tax returns, a day long associated with the dread of rushing to fill out complicated forms and, perhaps, making a payment to Uncle Sam.

Tax-related identity theft is a growing problem, delaying thousands of taxpayers' refunds each year. A new report shows just how long it takes for victims to get their refunds.

It’s April 14. Do you know where your tax returns are? If your answer is “What tax returns?” then you’re in for a rude awakening.

The deadline is nearly here. Learn how to file for an extension, if you are not quite ready to file your taxes.

You can get extra time to file your taxes, but when it comes to paying them, there are no extensions. Here are some options if you're not ready to file.

Many people believe that if after years of timely filing they suddenly put in for an extension a red flag will go up with the IRS. Not so.

Is it worth paying your taxes with a credit card? Learn what factors you need to look at, before you pay.

You didn't have kids just for the tax deduction, but they sure come in handy come April. Make sure you are aware of all the tax benefits that come with being a parent.

According to a recent poll, a majority of Americans plan to use their tax refund to pay down debt. Learn why more and more Americans are taking the responsible path.

You know you have to file a tax return, but does your teen? The deadline is rapidly approaching, and he or she may — or may not — have received forms relating to income last year.

If you’re among the Americans who wait until mid-April to file your taxes because you owe money — and you don’t happen to have available funds to pay — what do you do?

These six red flags that can trigger questions from the IRS, or even a full-blown tax audit.

Worried you might be missing out on tax breaks by renting? The truth may surprise you.

Expecting a refund? Learn how you can have your tax refund directly deposited into an IRA or savings bond.

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.

Discover all the ways that dependents can help save money on your taxes.

Don’t miss out on these lesser-known credits and deductions.