Credit cards aren’t necessarily a bad thing and they can be a useful financial tool, but when they go beyond being a tool and become a way to go into debt things can get out of hand quickly. In the summer months it’s easy to swipe that plastic a little more often than usual, so here are a few tips to keep you out of trouble. Full story
The Southeast and Midwest portions of the country are commonly plagued with bad weather this time of year. But this year has proven to be especially bad, with large tornado outbreaks and major flooding affecting many parts of the country. What are the tax implications? Full story
What do some of the most popular vices cost consumers in taxes? What are some vices that you have and would like to see visualized? For example, would you be interested in sleep, coffee, reading, running…or taxes related to hobbies? Here we take a look at three Sin Taxes that generate billions of dollars from taxes every year and the rates consumers are paying. How does your state compare? What are sales taxes? Full story
When you purchase a home with the intention of generating rental income, the IRS treats it more like a business or investment than a personal residence. The tax law permits you to claim tax deductions for the expenses that relate to this investment property. Full story
What makes people more nervous than filing their taxes for the year? Not filing for taxes and worrying about the IRS finding out. They are perhaps afraid of what happens when you owe back taxes. Full story
By now, you probably have your tax refund. For many taxpayers, a tax refund, which on average is nearly $3,000 according to the IRS, is the biggest chunk of money they’ll see all year. With summer just around the corner, are you among the group of Americans who will use at least part of your tax refund for travel or leisure this year? Full story
Filling out your tax return with a pencil and paper has always been a chore, especially when trying to keep track of multiple deductions. In the old days, you had to slog through boxes full of receipts and enter their values into a calculator. Those days, thankfully, are no more. Full story
For most, the deadline for filing a tax extension has passed. But what made people file an extension this year? And what’s next? Not only will this help you decide if an extension is best for you next time; it will also remind you that it’s never too early to start preparing for next year’s filing season. Full story
Although gas prices vary throughout the country, the cost per gallon in most areas is either approaching or slightly over $4.00. With much of the enormous increase coming over just the past several months, nearly everyone regularly driving a car is feeling the pain at the pump. Full story
During a divorce, tax concerns are often the last of each involved party’s concerns. Here are a few tips on how to navigate this stressful subject. Full story
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