Good Luck Resolving Issues with the IRS
This year especially, when budget cuts have resulted in poor customer service, resolving issues with the IRS can be stressful and take much longer than anticipated.
I Repaid Old Debt and IRS Thought it Was a Refund--What Now?
You need to find out what happened to your tax refund and why your payment wasn't applied.
Can I File Bankruptcy on the Taxes I Owe the IRS?
If you owe Uncle Sam a lot of money, bankruptcy might help, but before you take that route, consider this option.
Know Your Taxpayer Bill of Rights
At more than 75,000 pages, it can be hard to sort through the tax code to find your rights. But now the IRS has made it easier with the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
2015 IRS Budget: What it Means for Taxpayers
The IRS could see a significant increase to its budget next year--and that can be good news for consumers.
Help! IRS Took My $15K and Won't Give it Back
The IRS owes you money but won't pay. Now what?
4 Ways Not to Spend Your Tax Refund
The tax refund checks hitting mailboxes and checking accounts across the country might be a welcome windfall for many Americans, but experts advise thinking twice about how you spend it.
How Credit Suisse Allegedly Helped Shield Wealthy Americans from Taxes
Senate investigators describe how Credit Suisse went to extreme lengths to help wealthy Americans evade U.S. taxes -- some schemes seem straight out of a movie.
Taxpayers Also Play a Role in Our Tax Code’s Complexity
We can all agree that the tax code is over-the-top complicated and continues to get more complex with every year and every legislative session that passes. But taxpayers also play a role.
Grading the IRS in 2013
The IRS got mixed reviews this year from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.
IRS to Close for 5 Days Due to Furloughs
The IRS wills send out furlough notices next week to the agency detailing five days where the agency will be shut down. Will that mean fewer audits for taxpayers?
Will We Owe Taxes on Sale of Late Mom's Things?
Your tax basis on her stuff is the market value on the date of death. Here's how it works.
How the Rich (and Poor) Avoid Paying Income Taxes
The tax code provides opportunities for the rich and poor to reduce their tax liability to zero.
Family Income Over $200K? Your Health-Reform Tax Guide
Households making more than $200,000 most likely haven't been impacted by the new health insurance reform. But then will change in 2014 when some taxes kick in.
Capital Gains Tax on Rental Property Sale
You need to hire a professional to make sure your tax liability is calculated correctly.
No Capital Gains Taxes Due for Some Investors
Some taxpayers won't pay any capital gains tax. Find out if you are eligible for this break.
Zuckerberg to Unload $2.3B Shares of Facebook, Buy 60M Class B Shares
Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg will sell stock as part of a 70-million-share offering, the social networking giant said Thursday.
Steps Small Business Owners Can Take For Retirement
Baby boomer small business owners are getting closer to retirement. What steps need to taken for a smooth transition when selling a business?
Cutler attacks LePage over Great Northern Paper deal, says taxpayers on hook for $15.9 million
Independent governor's race candidate Eliot Cutler accused Republican Gov. Paul LePage on Tuesday of leaving taxpayers on the hook for $15.9 million over seven years with a failed deal that aimed to save a pulp and paper manufacturer that recently filed for bankruptcy.
What Are Americans Spending Their Tax Refunds on This Year?
If you’re like most Americans receiving a refund from Uncle Sam this year, you’ll use it to pay down some existing debt.


















