Taxes

Find out which commonly overlooked errors could cost you big bucks this tax season.

The IRS starts tax filing season with Free File, an electronic filing program for taxpayers.

You will owe tax on your prize money, but you can deduct your donation if you itemize.

Yes, we’re into the busy holiday season, and no, you may not have all of the information you need to complete them if you’re waiting for W-2s or 1099s. But there are some good reasons to get started now and here are three of them.

This year started off with new tax increases, and the trend didn't slow. Here's what you need to know about your 2013 taxes.

Tax time will be here before you know it. Get ready with these 7 tips to help you avoid sticker shock when you file next year.

Beginning in 2014, individuals without health insurance for up to three consecutive months will face a penalty on their income tax return. Here's how to calculate it.

When the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31, it will be too late to make these tax moves that just might save you some money. 

Here’s a look at the tax law changes that take effect this year, and how they may impact your return.

The donor advised fund (DAG) is changing the charitable giving landscape, and it’s easy to understand why.

You may qualify for innocent spouse relief. Here's how to get a tax refund.

Did you know that when you give gifts to your family, friends, and loved ones that the IRS has an interest in it? Here are five tips about the gift tax.

If you get an out-of-the-blue call from someone claiming to be from the IRS, that should raise some major red flags.

From maximizing your retirement savings to unloading underperforming stocks to offset gains, here’s a look at three end-of-the-year tax strategies investors should be thinking abo

There is little one can do about what Congress will decide to change in the final hours of the tax year. We are often surprised (and sometimes not) by what goes down at the last minute and this does not make for good tax planning.

The tax man doesn't take a cut from insurance benefits, except in a few cases.

A higher-than-expected tax liability that you cannot immediately pay is not just costly, it can also be stressful. Now's the time to project what you'll owe Uncle Sam and come up with a payment plan.

Whether you are considering moving to a different state to help find a new job or get a change of scenery, the decision should include a careful review of the tax implications. 

DOMA was dismantled. The IRS recognizes legal gay marriages. But state tax rules are still in flux.

DOMA was dismantled. The IRS recognizes legal gay marriages. But state tax rules are still in flux.