There are two major categories of tax credits that can boost your tax refund—non-refundable and refundable. When you file your taxes in the next couple of weeks, here are five popular refundable and non-refundable tax credits that you may be eligible for: Full story
It’s Daylight Savings Time and at 2:00 AM Sunday morning we spring forward. Although we lose an hour of sleep, we gain more daylight and reduce our electricity bill. In the spirit of saving energy and Daylight Savings Time, Joe Taxpayer shares other energy efficient tax tips in time to save more money at tax time. Full story
Nosotros como madres y padres trabajamos arduamente para poder darles a nuestros hijos la mejor educación, un techo donde dormir, y un plato que comer todos los días. Este esfuerzo tan valioso no es pasado por alto por el Servicio de Impuestos Internos (IRS por sus siglas en inglés). He aquí algunos créditos que están disponibles al preparar tu planilla de impuestos que nos ayudan con el sustento financiero de nuestros hogares y nuestros hijos. Full story
With election day here, refundable tax credits are top of mind for many Americans since they remain a big part of the debate over taxes and the IRS estimated that in 2009 the Earned Income Tax Credit lifted nearly $7 million people out of poverty. Micheal Rubin explains what the Earned Income Tax Credit is and why you shouldn’t miss out on the valuable tax credit. Full story
Each year many tax benefits increase due to inflation adjustments. JoeTaxpayer tells us more about these adjustments for 2012. Full story
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
Every year, millions of dollars go to the IRS instead of back into taxpayer’s pockets. So, before you file your next tax return, here are a few of the most overlooked tax deductions. Full story
A popular tax credit people once had the last couple of tax seasons was the Making Work Pay Credit. Many taxpayers are asking if it has been extended or whether it’ll return, but to date it is no longer available as it expired December 31, 2010. The Making Work Pay Tax Credit was replaced by the Payroll Tax Holiday and will not impact your tax return. Full story
The Retirement Savers Credit is a tax incentive to save for retirement. In exchange for you putting money in a qualified retirement account such as a 401(k), IRA, Roth IRA, or 403(b), the government reduces your taxes. Find out more. Full story
Did you have a baby? Along with the new bundle of joy here are some tax benefits you should know about. Full story
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