According to the United States Census Bureau, 13 million Americans had more than one job in 2019, and the number is only projected to increase as more Americans need supplemental income, desire to increase their skill set, or there is...
Being single brings several big upsides, like having the freedom to spend your time and money on the things that are important to you (and you alone)! Though getting married is a well-known tax advantage, being single can also come...
Time flies when you’re having fun, right? Well, that’s how we feel about tax season! The April 15th tax deadline is quickly approaching, and even if taxes aren’t your definition of fun, check out some favorite tax tips straight from...
Divorce may not be as inevitable as taxes, but it certainly brings complications to tax filing. Follow these ten tips, and the process should go smoothly in the future. Once your divorce questions are answered, TurboTax can handle your tax return.
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.
On December 22, the President signed the tax reform bill into law that made sweeping changes to the tax law. Now that you have filed your 2017 taxes and the year is more than half way over, you may be...
Did you get a large refund this past April? More than $1000? Time to sit down, sip your beverage, and learn a bit about how to adjust your withholdings.
At this time of the year, many people, especially those expecting a tax refund, are rushing to get their income tax returns completed and filed. Similarly, individuals concerned about owing taxes may want to complete their taxes as early as possible...
Happy New Year! For most of us, the new year is time to make resolutions and attempt to make a fresh start. It’s also time when many folks start thinking about filing their taxes. If you’ve said goodbye to 2012 and you’re ready to tackle your 2013, here are 5 tax tips to keep in mind for the new year ahead.
Our taxes are largely tied to how much money we make. If you find yourself making more, chances are you’ll need to pay more, and if your income goes down you’ll probably find that you’re paying less. If you’re expecting a major change in income here are a few things to pay attention to so that you can make the most of it.
According to the United States Census Bureau, 13 million Americans had more than one job in 2019, and the number is only projected to increase as more Americans need supplemental income, desire to increase their skill set, or there is... 
