National Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day is January 25th and we want to help bring awareness to EITC and remind you that this tax credit can be worth up to $5,800, but you have to file your taxes to get it. Ginita Wall gives us more details on one of the most commonly overlooked tax credits. Full story
The first day of summer ( Summer Solstice) is June 20th, and with it, comes weeks away from the daily grind. Of course, summer vacation is just a myth for American adults. As for parents, they must prepare for challenge number one: keeping their children busy without breaking the bank. Fortunately, there are ways to send kids to summer camp and receive a tax savings. Find out more here. Full story
Under 2008 legislation designed to stimulate the housing market, first-time homebuyers could claim a tax credit of up to $7,500, however beginning in 2010 taxpayers were required to pay the credit back. Find out more here. Full story
The earned income tax credit (EITC) provides additional funds to people who, despite working, receive low to moderate incomes. Let’s get right to simplifying it for you here. Full story
The Child Tax Credit was extended until 2012 and you may be able to reduce your federal income tax by up to $1,000 for each qualifying child. Check out our Child Tax Benefit Infographic to see if you qualify for this and other tax deductions and credits. Full story
Seven end of year tax tips to lower your tax bill. Find out what they are. Full story
A potential tax credit that can trim your tax liability next April. Properly claimed, the Child & Dependent Care Credit could equate to considerable tax savings. Full story
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