Oct. 15 Deadline Not Just for Late Tax Filers, Also Applies to 2008 Rebates
Each year some 10 million taxpayers request an extension of time to file their tax… Full story
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Disaster victims get tax-time relief
If disaster strikes where you live, filing your taxes on time is probably the least… Full story
Get Educated on College Savings Tax Breaks
As colleges welcome students back for the fall, many parents can attest that paying for… Full story
Raiding Your 401(k) Can Be Taxing
If you’re finding it hard to pay your mortgage or reduce your credit card debt,… Full story
A Pleasant Tax Surprise for Long-Time Homeowners
Lots of political and legislative attention is focused on the troubled housing market and how… Full story
The New First-Time Homebuyer's Credit – Is It Worth All the Trouble?
We all know the housing market needs help. So do prospective homebuyers. But neither one… Full story
Summer Child Care Questions
Summer Child Care Questions During the school year, depending on their age, your children are… Full story
A Summer Project for the Greater Good: Help a Retiree Get a Tax Rebate
The IRS needs you. No, not in the usual way. It’s asking your help –… Full story
You’ve Missed the Filing Deadline. What now?
We all have those times where we realized we didn’t do something we were supposed… Full story
Is it Really Time to Buy a Hybrid?
This is a question that many, many people are contemplating right now. There are, though,… Full story
What is the current IRS status on processing returns?
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
IRS Announces E-file Opens January 30, 2013
Today, the IRS announced that it will begin accepting e-filed tax returns for the vast majority of U.S. taxpayers on January 30, about a week later than expected. The IRS anticipates that it will be able to process tax returns for about 120 million taxpayers. Full story
Bonus Time: How Bonuses Are Taxed and Treated by the IRS
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
What is a Schedule K-1 Form?
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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