With the tax extension deadline due on October 15th, having a local tax professional on your side gives you the peace of mind that your returns will be filed on time and professionally. Yes, there is tax software that has […]
10 Most Tax-Friendly States in the U.S. Given a choice of several job opportunities across the country, or several contiguous states in which to live for a job in the area, don’t overlook the impact of state and local taxes on […]
5 Easy Ways to Fight the Urge to Borrow Against Your Tax Refund Sometimes we need money as soon as possible but borrowing money is not always a good idea. Taking out a loan based on the money you’re expecting […]
Tax fraud has always been a problem, and with the growth of the internet, the identity theft business has been booming. One particular case sticks out from the rest. Self-proclaimed “Tax Fraud Queen” Rashia Wilson posted on social media sites […]
IRS Budget Cuts May Make For A Nasty Tax Filing Season The Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday began accepting tax returns electronically, and paper returns will begin to be processed at the same time. In a statement, the IRS reminded […]
Learn how federal tax law changes could impact your tax return in 2010 and beyond. Many of the tax breaks in recent tax-relief bills were designed to be phased in over a number of years, or are indexed to inflation. […]
The IRS plans to start processing 2015 tax refunds on Jan. 20, 2015. If you’re expecting a 2015 tax refund, every day you wait to file is another day you have to wait to get back money that’s rightfully yours. […]
Tax season opens in a few days. The Internal Revenue Service expects to process nearly 150 million individual tax returns by the time tax season wraps. Will you be filing one of those returns? And more important, do you need to? […]
The IRS will open the 2015 tax filing season on Jan. 20, or 11 days sooner than it began accepting returns one year ago. The start date applies to both paper and electronic returns and was set after Congress renewed several […]
With the holiday season coming to a close and consumers coming to terms with the fact that it’s about time to head back to work, another reality is about to set in: It’s practically tax time. For most Americans, taxes […]