The 2013 tax season is coming to an end, and if you haven’t had the chance to get your tax return done, April 15, 2013 is the deadline to file individual tax returns. This is also the date that if you owe any money to good old IRS, you should write them a check by. Here are 4 tips to keep in mind as the April 15th date nears. Full story
Are you trying to finish your tax return by the tax deadline, but you’re not sure what to do with the K-1 you received? Jim Wang gives more information on K-1s to help you file before the deadline.
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Have you filed your taxes yet? Well if you haven’t, you aren’t alone! Here are… Full story
Tax Day is less than a week away, though many will wait until the last minute to take action, hitting the e-file button at 11:59 pm on April 15! If you’re one of the last minute tax filers, you can go online and conveniently and affordably file your taxes – no appointment necessary. Full story
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The April 15th tax deadline is just days away and tax procrastinators are scrambling to make the tax deadline. No need to worry. With today’s modern technology you can go online and e-file your tax return at 11:59 on April 15th, but what was tax day like a century ago and how did the IRS come up with the April 15th tax deadline? Our infographic takes a look at a hundred years of taxes and the history of tax day.
With the tax deadline just days away we turned to our expert bloggers to find out some of their favorite end of season tax tips. If you haven’t filed your taxes yet you can go online and still take advantage of these great tax tips so you can keep more of your hard-earned money before the tax deadline. Full story
Tax day is getting closer, and it’s time to review a few tips if you’ve not yet completed your tax return.
It’s a good thing you can use TurboTax Military Edition for your last minute tax filing so you can easily be guided through these special tax benefits and can keep more of your hard-earned money. Here are 5 last minute tax tips for military that will help you save when you go online and file your taxes. Full story
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Parents who are lucky enough to bring a new bundle of joy into the world can expect to spend between $200,000 and $500,000 before their child even makes it to college. Whew! Don’t forget to take advantage of tax breaks for your children when you file your taxes. Our infographic breaks down the different expenses involved with raising a child and looks at the total costs from birth to age 17. Full story
Intuit TurboTax created a health care calculator to help you find out if you’re eligible for health insurance through a state or federal Marketplace, Medicaid, or Medicare or if you’re already set with your existing health insurance plan. It will also let you know, if you qualify for a tax credit or subsidy from the government to help you purchase your health insurance. Check it out to learn how health care reform impacts you so that you can make the best decisions for your health and your wallet. Full story
Already filed your taxes with TurboTax? Here is the latest information on IRS processing, so you know when you can expect your tax refund. Full story
Bonuses can change your tax situation depending how large the bonus and what methods employers use to tax the income. Find out how bonuses(supplemental income) are taxed. Full story
If you are an owner of a partnership, LLC, S-corp, or other entity that passes through taxes to its owners, in most cases you will receive a K-1 form each year. The K-1 is prepared by the entity to distribute to owners/shareholders to outline their portion of the income, loss, and deductions. Full story
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