New for 2013: Additional Medicare Tax
The Additional Medicare Tax went into effect this year and will be levied on wages, other compensation, and self-employment income paid after the start of the year.
Claim My 19-Year-Old Qualifying Dependent?
You can claim your son as a dependent, but if he had taxes withheld, he should file a return.
Job Hunting Could Help cut Taxes
A lot of Americans are out of work, but a job search might help cut their tax bills.
Tips for Preparing an Offer in Compromise
The IRS’s offer in compromise program allows taxpayers facing financial hardships to settle their outstanding tax liability for pennies on the dollar. But there are rules everyone must follow.
How Nonfilers Can Re-enter the Tax System Safely
Haven't filed your tax return in several years? Quit looking over your shoulder for the taxman, it's easier than you think to pay overdue taxes.
The Right and Wrong Ways to Resolve Tax Issues
Taxpayers dealing with IRS problems are desperate to find solutions, and unethical tax relief companies take advantage of misinformed consumers.
How to Get Tax Help Without Having to Call the IRS
If you have a simple question for the IRS, it might time to put down the phone and hop on a computer.
Don’t Become a Victim of a Tax-Relief Scam
The IRS is increasingly starting to probe consumers that skipped paying taxes during the financial crisis to get owed funds, and it’s prompting an increase in tax-relief scams.
Shielding Your Assets From Estate Taxes
You can use two types of trusts to shield your home or investment portfolio from estate taxes.
5 Tax Mistakes Investors Make
Tax considerations should be part of your investment decisions, but they shouldn't be blown out of proportion. Learn how to approach them sensibly.
How Bankruptcy Impacts Your Taxes
Before rushing off to file bankruptcy it's important to analyze the impact on tax liabilities, and make sure the timing is right to file.
How Bankruptcy Impacts Your Taxes
Before rushing off to file bankruptcy it's important to analyze the impact on tax liabilities, and make sure the timing is right to file.
Tax Tips for Those Who Travel for Charity Work
If you travel on behalf of a nonprofit to do volunteer work and have unreimbursed expenses, you may be in for a write-off.
10 Midyear Tax Moves to Make Now
Summer's a great time to consider the tax breaks to take when filing your return next year.
Thank You For Calling the IRS, Please Hold
Taxpayers looking to get help from the IRS may face longer hold times thanks to budget cuts at the agency.
Marriage and Taxes: What All Couples Need to Know
Newlyweds have two different options when filing their tax returns, but how do they know which method is best? Follow these six tips.
Marriage and Taxes: What All Couples Need to Know
Newlyweds have two different options when filing their tax returns, but how do they know which method is best? Follow these six tips.
How to Appeal an Offer in Compromise
The IRS’s offer in compromise program allows taxpayers to settle their tax liability for less than the amount, but the process is a long one.
DOMA and Your Wallet: What the Ruling Means for Same-Sex Couples
The Supreme Court’s striking down of the Defense of Marriage Act extended rights and benefits to same-sex couples across the country, in states that recognize gay marriage. Experts say these couples now have more options when it comes to financial planning.
4 Types of IRS Audits: What to Know and How to Prepare for Each One
Being the subject of an IRS audit is enough to make anyone sweat, but knowing your rights and the type of audit your facing can help make the process a little less stressful and drawn out.

















