Where’s My W2? 1099?
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Traditional IRA Basis
Your traditional IRAs may have a basis if you ever made any regular, annual contributions,… Full story
What are all those W-2s and 1099s and 1098s?
It’s tax time! You’ll be receiving lots of mail that you need to set aside… Full story
401(k) Plans
A 401(k) plan is an employer-sponsored retirement plan that allows you to save for your… Full story
Roth 401(k) and Roth 403(b) Plans
Beginning on January 1, 2006, there are two new types of retirement plans available to… Full story
Telephone Tax Refund.
So how many returns does the IRS expect to claim the telephone tax refund? First,… Full story
Why Should I File My Tax Return Electronically?
This is a question we hear every year. There are a number of reasons to… Full story
New Feature for TurboTax Home & Business Online
We have a new feature we’re adding to TurboTax Home & Business Online and we… Full story
Tax Exempt Interest and your 2006 Form 1009-INT
First, let me explain tax-exempt interest. If you purchased state or local bonds (or obligations),… Full story
Tuition and Fees Deduction Extended Through 2007
If you’re planning on deducting your tuition and fees for 2006, here’s the good news! … Full story
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Dating Around the World: The Cost of a Simple Night Out
Whether you plan to go out on a simple date to see the latest movie like Battleship staring Rihanna or to a Lady Gaga concert, the price you pay to impress your date can set you back. Hopefully you held on to some of your tax refund. Check out our infographic to see how much a “(not so) cheap date” cost in cities around the world. Full story
My Big Fat Wedding Deductions
If you’re planning your wedding this year you may be amazed at how expensive it can be. With some planning, you can have the wedding you’ve wanted and cut costs on your wedding expenses. Depending on your situation you may also get to deduct some of your wedding costs.
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Feeling Taxed? Time to Travel!
With tax refunds in hand, vacation spending is on the rise this year with the majority of traveling Americans expected to spend the same or more on their travel excursions. Before you hit the road, check out our infographic presentation, which shows how Americans plan to spend vacations and compares value added taxes in some of the more popular travel destinations. Full story
Tax Records – The What, How, and How Long Should You Keep Them?
Now that your tax return is prepared, it’s time for some spring cleaning, but how long must you keep records before you can throw them out? Find out more here.
When Do I Amend My Tax Return?
What if we missed a form? What’s the procedure for that? In that case we may need to amend our tax returns. For anyone who thinks that may have to do that, here is some information to help it be as painless as possible. Full story
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The Attitudes of American Taxpayers
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
Tax Benefits Available for Victims of Natural Disaster
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.
It’s Earth Day: What’s The Connection Between Gas Taxes And State Carbon Footprints?
In observation of Earth Day (April 22), we thought it would be timely to explore environmental taxes. Find out more here. Full story
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Tax Tardiness: The Who, What, and Why of Late Filing
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
I Claimed Exempt, Can I Still Get a Tax Refund?
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
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