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Taxes levied once a person dies are often called many different things such as a “death tax,” “estate tax,” or “inheritance tax.” While many use the terms interchangeably, there is a difference. Learn more about the difference. Full story
Having your first child is an exciting time in your life and I’d like to congratulate you on the birth of your newborn. Along with the rest of the changes this new responsibility brings there are also many parts of the tax code that will impact you financially. Full story
As Congress debates the future of expiring tax cuts, TurboTax is prepared to accurately and easily guide taxpayers through any year-end tax law changes, including the AMT and tax cuts. Full story
SAN DIEGO – Nov. 29, 2010 – As Congress debates the future of expiring tax… Full story
For many, understanding what the social security tax is exactly can be a little confusing. Here we breakdown the different components that make up the social security tax and go behind the scenes of who pays it and the long history behind it. Full story
As we near the end of 2010, it’s time to enjoy the holidays, spend some time with the family, and…work on minimizing your tax bill! Here are some year-end moves you should make now. Full story
Year after year, Black Friday is touted as a sort of shopper’s Super Bowl. A sale no consumer dare miss. And sure enough, this year is no different. Every advertising channel – from newspapers to billboards to commercials – are hyping up what a killer savings opportunity November 26th will bring. But does Black Friday truly live up to its reputation? Read on – the answer may surprise you. Full story
When you bought a car, house, or a motorcycle have you ever thought of the taxes you’ll be paying on it for years? With the exception of homes, many don’t think about personal property taxes, but it’s something to budget for when it comes to taxes. Full story
Take a look at which states pay the highest percent of property taxes as a percentage of home value or percent of income. New Jersey comes in number one, paying the most as percentage of home value and income. Full story
The Internal Revenue Service says it has $164.6 million in undelivered refund checks that belong to about 111,893 taxpayers. Most of that unclaimed money is sitting at the IRS due to mailing address errors. Full story
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