How to Get Ready For Tax Season Early
Who thinks about taxes in July? Not enough people, and that’s the whole problem. Full story
Articles from: July 2010
Understanding State & Local Taxes in Your New Home
If you’re thinking about moving to a new city and have a bit of flexibility on where you are going, one thing you should consider is the role of taxes in that decision. Full story
What's the Deal with Consumption Taxing?
The common ground shared by all consumption taxes is that they are paid at points of sale. Unlike income and other taxes, consumption taxes can be avoided simply by not purchasing goods or services on which they are assessed. Full story
A Truly Taxing Vacation
Do you have any fun plans for the summer? Perhaps you’re making a trip down to Disney or maybe you have a week or two in Europe planned? Full story
How Much is the Government Making Off of Alcohol?
In the second installment in our series on “Sin Taxes,” we present a graphic which illustrates how much money individuals are being taxed to consume alcohol, and subsequently how much the Federal and State governments are generating in tax revenue. Full story
Twelve Tips Toward Financial Independence
It’s almost Independence Day. While technically we’re celebrating Independence Day there’s something to be said for a mid-summer check-in on your finances. Happy Fourth! Full story
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