Taxes

You can deduct the use of two cars for business from your taxes. Here's how to do it.

The argument over the success of the home mortgage interest deduction isn't as black and white as it might seem.

The mortgage interest deduction is a major incentive to home ownership -- but it's also inherently unfair. 

The interest on the home you bought for your in-laws may be deductible in these cases.

Your son may have had to file taxes due to his part-time job. Can you still claim him?

You can avoid a big tax bill when you get debt canceled, but there are limits.

You can get the deduction if you pay tuition with student loans, but consider this strategy.

There's an off-camera drama series brewing between the production behind 'House of Cards' and the state of Maryland. Here's why residents should pay attention. 

You have until April 15 to claim a tax refund from the 2010 tax year, or it's lost forever.

Keep track of what you paid for classroom supplies. You can deduct $250 without itemizing.

The 2013 return may be last one on which private mortgage insurance can be claimed.

The tax rules surrounding the employment of a caregiver can be confusing--not to mention costly if a mistake is made. 

If you’re already an investment property owner or are thinking about becoming a landlord, here’s a refresher on how the depreciation expense could help you maximize your tax savings.

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

Whether you’ve got a single-family home, a town house, condo, or even a floating home, there are various home-related expenses that you should be sure to deduct. 

A lot of Americans are out of work, but a job search might help cut their tax bills.

If your income doesn't exceed the allowed amount, then Social Security benefits won't be taxable.

Despite conventional wisdom saying it is best to minimize withholding, most people prefer to get a tax refund -- and they may have a point in today's low-yield environment.

Owning a home offers lots of benefits, including ways to reduce your tax bill.

Last year was full of tax changes. Here’s what you need to know when you start preparing your tax return.