Taxes

Retirement Savings Credit Doubles Payoff

Contributors to retirement plans already know the long-term tax advantages of an individual retirement account or 401(k). Taxes are deferred, and in some cases never collected, on money put away for the golden years.Now a tax credit will let some savers reap the rewards of their retirement thrift early.

Schedule C vs. C-EZ

Sole proprietors have tax form options when it comes to reporting business income.

Is Low-Cost, Online Filing Worth the Risk?

The widespread fraud raises questions as to whether consumers should trust low-cost, online tax filing programs to safely process information as sensitive as their tax returns.

Don't Get A Surprise Tax Bill From Your IRA

Did you know that the type of investments you hold could also hand you a surprise tax bill and potentially ruin your IRA status? Learn more about this potential tax trap here.

How to Use ETFs for Tax-Loss Harvesting

Tax-loss harvesting can minimize your capital gains tax bill. But because of a specific IRS rule, you might want to replace your security with an ETF to...

Why the IRS Should Push Tax Day to June 15

The only way to stop tax refund fraud is to change the way the tax filing and refund system works, and while this may be a painful process for employers and taxpayers alike, it’s necessary.

How to Challenge Your Property Tax Bill

Are your property taxes eating up a considerable part of your budget? Is your bill high even as your home value has dropped? Do you dread the time of year when your property tax bill arrives?