The IRS Oversight Board Released its 2011 Taxpayer Attitude Survey this year and according to the survey, most taxpayers show strong support for the federal tax code. Check out our infographic to see what the survey reveals about how taxpayers feel about paying taxes. Full story
If you haven’t already filed your taxes and were a victim of recent severe storms, flooding, or disasters you may have more time to pay taxes and file your tax returns if you were affected and in counties designated as federal disaster areas qualifying for individual assistance.
In observation of Earth Day (April 22), we thought it would be timely to explore environmental taxes. Find out more here. Full story
According to the IRS, 28% of taxpayers wait until the last couple of weeks to file their taxes, but just why do taxpayers wait. Whether you scrambled to the tax (deadline) finish line or filed an extension, here is our infographic showing the who, what, and why of late tax filing. Full story
Normally, since you didn’t pay taxes, you aren’t eligible for a tax refund. But there are conditions that can result in being able to receive a tax refund, even if you are exempt from paying taxes. Full story
Every year, millions of dollars go to the IRS instead of back into taxpayer’s pockets. So, before you file your next tax return, here are a few of the most overlooked tax deductions. Full story
If you’ve done any charitable work over the past year you’ve likely put in time and money toward the cause. But what if you had to travel in order to volunteer? Are travel expenses to a charitable event deductible? In some cases, yes, travel expenses related to volunteering can be deducted. Read more. Full story
A popular tax credit people once had the last couple of tax seasons was the Making Work Pay Credit. Many taxpayers are asking if it has been extended or whether it’ll return, but to date it is no longer available as it expired December 31, 2010. The Making Work Pay Tax Credit was replaced by the Payroll Tax Holiday and will not impact your tax return. Full story
For many parents, it seems as if we go from changing diapers to packing the kids up to go off to college. With an in-state public college averaging over $33K for the 4 years, and private college over $120K, it’s time to look at how you can get Uncle Sam to ease the burden just a bit. Full story
The Retirement Savers Credit is a tax incentive to save for retirement. In exchange for you putting money in a qualified retirement account such as a 401(k), IRA, Roth IRA, or 403(b), the government reduces your taxes. Find out more. Full story
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