Taxes

Come filing time, let your kids be a credit to you and your taxes.

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a program designed to provide tax relief for American workers with low-paying jobs. Could you qualify for this tax credit?

Are you dreading April 18th? Here are a few tips to help you with your tax preparation and increase your chances of getting the biggest refund.

Don't be caught at your kitchen table on April 17th researching fines and debating the merits of fleeing to a foreign country. Learn how to organize your tax documents throughout the year.

A couple has a choice of filing jointly or separately. Consider both options.

Afraid of the 1040 tax form? Relax, we have??the remedies to combat your fears.

If you owe the IRS even a small amount of money during tax season, it's best to pay it back as soon as you can. What you probably shouldn't do is pretend...

Make sure you are prepared for your annual tax meeting with these handy tips.

Nobody wants to overpay the IRS. These often-forgotten breaks could lower your tax bill.

The Internal Revenue Service has plenty of ways to penalize you for mistakes on your tax return. Learn how to avoid simple tax return mistakes here.

Why give up more tax money than you have to? Learn how to find the best tax preparer for your needs.

The IRS doesn't require a tax return from some people. Find out if you're one of them.

Tax season is quickly approaching, but how prepared are you?

The amount of income tax you owe the government depends on a variety of factors. Knowing what those factors are can help you reduce your tax burden...

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

Doing some advance work before the end of the year can save you money when tax time arrives. Consider the following ways that you may be able to save.

Doing some advance work before the end of the year can save you money when tax time arrives. Consider the following ways that you may be able to save.

The holidays are here and usually the furthest thing from our minds is our 2015 tax return. But you can take steps you now, before the end of the year, to increase your tax refund next year or lower the taxes you may owe.

By planning ahead, before the end of the year, you can save yourself money come tax time.

The holiday season is incredibly hectic, but we can help. Take these tax and financial steps to save money before the calendar rolls over into 2016.