Buy a home? Pay bills you’ve put off for months? Brought someone special home for a visit? We want you to share your success story on our TurboTax Facebook Page. If your story is one of our five favorites, we’ll match your tax refund up to $1000. Full story
Congratulations graduate! You’ve made it through college but what comes next? The end of college finally marks the moment you enter the “real world” and start working towards financial independence. Unfortunately, if you were like my alma mater, college did very little to prepare you for this next phase of your life. As you trade in your books and embark on the next phase, here are six tips that can help you on your way. Full story
America is in a debt crisis, and we are catching up to our own GDP. The contentious question of how to pay off this debt is examined below. Would it be feasible to tax the American people enough to erase our debt? Let’s take a look. Full story
Want to be sweet to your sweetie but don’t want to (or can’t afford) spend the big bucks? No problem. Just like the saying, “The best gifts come in small packages” doesn’t refer to Tiffany’s®, it really is the thought that counts. Still, I don’t expect you to take my word for it. Here are five inexpensive ways to share your love without crushing your budget—try a couple and comment your (and your partner’s) experience. Full story
With 2010 now behind us, let’s take a look at what changes the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 has in store for us with regard to our 2011 tax returns. I’ll focus specifically on what is new or different for 2011. Full story
In the summer, many take on home improvement projects. Here are some ways to remodel while recouping the maximum that you can in tax credits and deductions. Full story
The informal economy, as defined by governments, scholars and banks is the part of an economy that is not taxed, monitored by any form of government, or included in any gross nation product (GNP). Full story
You’ve developed a plan to safeguard your family, but what about safeguarding vital documents like your tax information? Everyone should secure their tax forms and other related financial information against the possibility of loss or damage due to natural disasters. Full story
The Internal Revenue Code does not limit the number of deductible charitable donations you can make in a single tax year. The same rules apply whether you donate one car or 500 cars. However, you must ensure that you satisfy all requirements for each separate vehicle donation. Full story
As gas prices hover around $4.00 a gallon, seven in 10 Americans say the high cost of gasoline is causing financial hardship for their families. The nationwide average tax on gasoline of 49.5 cents per gallon has risen 1.4 cents since January of this year. Which states are being taxed more at the pump for gas and diesel? Let’s take a look. Full story
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