At last, the sun is shining, the birds are chirping and it’s time to kick back and enjoy the summer. But wait, do you cringe every time you look around your home and backyard? Are the turquoise and pink décor...
The article below is up to date based on the latest tax laws. It is accurate for your 2017 taxes, which you will file by the April 2018 deadline. Learn more about tax reform here. Most taxpayers know that property taxes...
On Friday, December 22, the President signed the largest piece of tax reform legislation in more than three decades. The new tax law will affect most taxpayers. One point to keep in mind, though, is that for the vast majority...
Home ownership is one of the best feelings in the world. Your home is your castle and when you own it, even if you had to borrow a mortgage, it’s a place you can call your own. Unfortunately, one of...
The deadline to appeal property taxes is in September in many areas. With the decline in property values, it may be worth appealing your property tax value to make sure you are paying the correct property tax amount. You may be able to save money. Column Five’s, Josh Ritchie gives us details on how frequency of use of second properties may impact how you report property taxes.
With the last chance to appeal the assessed value of your home quickly approaching, we wanted to share our infographic that compares state-by-state property taxes, which is one of the largest home related expenses we pay and is hands down a significant revenue source for state and local governments.
I love where I live in North Carolina – the mountains and the beach are only a couple of hours away, depending on which direction you go. To have different landscapes and cities around definitely is a plus in my book. Sometimes though I wonder what it would be like if we moved back to the beach or if we tried out mountain living. I’m still trying to figure out where would be the ideal place.
Our property taxes for our town home are due by the end of December every year. We get a letter from our county and municipality during the summer to let us know what our tax obligation is. By having a portion of our mortgage payments allocated for the bill, we’re able to have it taken care of painlessly.
Many people move in the summer – some move down the street, others across town, and some relocate miles and miles away. So ponder this: if you could live anywhere, where would it be?
When you bought a car, house, or a motorcycle have you ever thought of the taxes you’ll be paying on it for years? With the exception of homes, many don’t think about personal property taxes, but it’s something to budget for when it comes to taxes.
At last, the sun is shining, the birds are chirping and it’s time to kick back and enjoy the summer. But wait, do you cringe every time you look around your home and backyard? Are the turquoise and pink décor... 
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