Spend or Save? What Should You Do with Your Tax Refund?
Many of us are eagerly awaiting our refunds from Uncle Sam, but before you make any decisions on how to use the money, take stock of your current financial situation.
What Non-Residents Need to Know About Taxes
The tax code is complex for American citizens, but the regulations get even more confusing for non-resident aliens.
IRS Extends Tax Deadline for Boston Bombing Victims
After the attacks at the Boston Marathon on Monday, the IRS has given taxpayers impacted by the attack a three-month extension to file and pay the agency.
Sorry Uncle Sam, I’m Running Late! How to File for a Tax Extension
Today is Tax Day, but that doesn’t mean all Americans are on top of their filings. Here are some tips for filing an extension with the IRS.
It's Tax Day: Get Your Last-Minute Return Ready
Tax day has finally arrived, and if you haven't filed your tax returns, it's critical to kick it into high gear and get something prepared before the deadline.
How to Appeal a Property Tax Evaluation
As homeowners begin receiving their local property tax bills, many are not sure how to go about the appeals process if they feel they’ve been over-assessed.Here's what they need to know.
Tax Tips on How to Invest in the Current Economic Climate
With the barely-missed fiscal cliff drama still in recent memory, investors are wondering what moves they should make now to maximize profits and minimize their tax bills.
How to Minimize Taxes in Retirement
You’ve worked hard to create your nest egg for retirement, don’t lose more than you have to because of Uncle Sam.
What to Do If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes
Tax season is a stressful time for everyone, but especially so for those who have doubts about their ability to pay the Internal Revenue Service.
Does Reader Owe Tax on Debt Canceled in 1991?
Get with the lender that issued Form 1099-C for the 1991 charge-off. If that fails, hire help.
Deadline Looms: 7-Day Plan to Filing Your Taxes
The end of tax season is nigh! Follow our step-by-step instructions for stress-free filing.
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.
Beware the Dirty Dozen Tax Scams of 2013
This year tax scams include phishing, fake trusts, dubious donations and unsavory tax pros.
Pfizer-Allergan Won't Be the Last Inversion
Despite the potential political backlash facing companies seeking to avoid paying U.S. taxes, analysts believe the practice will continue.
Rand Paul: How Tax Cuts Can Lead To More Jobs
Presidential hopeful Rand Paul states his case for a flat tax that could lead to more jobs.
Taxpayers Will Foot the Bill for Rising Interest Rates
As interest rates rise global banks will win and the American Taxpayer will lose.
Johnson Controls Gets Irish Tax Break in Tyco Deal
Irish eyes are smiling in the world of mergers and acquisitions, with Milwaukee’s Johnson Controls becoming the latest U.S. company to capitalize on Ireland’s welcoming tax rates.
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.
Study: U.S. Companies Overseas Earnings Hit $1.9 Trillion
Large U.S. companies boosted their offshore earnings by 15% last year to a record $1.9 trillion, avoiding hefty tax bills by keeping the profits abroad, according to a new report.

















