With tax season behind us, I thought it would be nice to step away from the usual tax tip post and share something different. While some taxes can be confusing when figuring out whether or not someone is expected to pay, there are a few special ones on the state and local level that are a bit baffling for some taxpayers (and a bit fun for those who don’t have to pay them). Full story
With tax season in full swing, taxpayers are trying to figure out what they can deduct from their taxes to score a bigger tax refund. People know about itemized tax deductions like medical expenses, mortgage interest, or charitable contributions, but what about about a deduction for an African Safari? Check out our infographic presentation, which shows some bizarre tax deductions. Full story
Tax complaints are never higher than during the month of April. But while there are many valid reasons to dislike owing Uncle Sam cash, it truly could be worse. There are options if you owe on your Federal taxes. Full story
With state and federal taxes, Americans are now being taxed an average of 16.26% for the use of their phones. Depending on the state that number can shoot as high as 23.69%. Each month, the talking tax is silently imposed on America’s wireless customers, and unless legislative action is taken the rates could rise even higher. Full story
Ask anybody about taxes, and you’re sure to get an earful. Some think we are taxed too much, while others believe we are not taxed enough. The one thing that is safe to assume, is that there are a number of taxes in America (typically unique to just one State) that tend to be on the weirder side. From pets to bagels, to candy to crack, here are America’s most bizarre taxes. Full story
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