Is Your Weight Loss Tax Deductible?
We all know that this is the time of year when everyone makes resolutions to lose weight, but did you know that if you itemize your tax returns (as 40% of us do), you can monetize your weight loss? Full story
We all know that this is the time of year when everyone makes resolutions to lose weight, but did you know that if you itemize your tax returns (as 40% of us do), you can monetize your weight loss? Full story
Some exciting news for Google Chrome users! TurboTax Online was one of the first applications to go live in the Google Chrome Web store, which launched today. Full story
December means holiday shopping, cold weather and the first signs of tax season. And to kick off the month, starting today, you can find TurboTax 2010 online, just click here, and in retail stores. Full story
As Congress debates the future of expiring tax cuts, TurboTax is prepared to accurately and easily guide taxpayers through any year-end tax law changes, including the AMT and tax cuts. Full story
The Internal Revenue Service says it has $164.6 million in undelivered refund checks that belong to about 111,893 taxpayers. Most of that unclaimed money is sitting at the IRS due to mailing address errors. Full story
While there’s nothing unusual about the leaves changing colors this time of year, what is unusual is the unprecedented number of unresolved tax law changes this late in the season. Let’s take a look at what that means to you and your tax refund. Full story
The newest TurboTax contributor, Vera Gibbons, introduces herself. Full story
TurboTax offers answers to taxing questions for free! Full story
TurboTax today unveiled TaxCaster, our first app for Windows Phone 7 (WP7), at Microsoft’s annual Professional Developers Conference. TaxCaster provides a quick tax estimate so you can get a good idea if you will owe money or – hopefully – get a nice big tax refund. You can enter exact amounts or estimates to see what your fate will be come April 15. Full story
Congress can decide to extend former President Bush’s tax cuts, follow the changes proposed by President Obama, or let the tax cuts expire without any action. The question is who will pay more taxes? Full story