Tax Tips to Get Through the Summer
Summer's here. Capitalize on tax breaks you can take when you file your return next year.
View ArticleShifting to Stocks can Boost Retirement
Will inflation threaten your retirement? One remedy is to shift more funds from bonds into stocks.
View ArticleDon't Overlook Tax Break of Mortgage Points
When doing your taxes, don't overlook the points you paid to get a lower mortgage rate.
View ArticleDisagree With the IRS? Appeal its Decision
Don't get into a battle with the tax collector until you know your appeal rights.
View ArticleGet a Tax Deduction For Charitable Giving
Feeling generous? These charitable-giving rules can maximize your tax deductions.
View ArticlePopular Tax Breaks Dead. What Happens Next?
More than 77 temporary tax breaks that expired at the end of 2011 will likely be renewed. When?
View ArticleTax Issues You Could Face in Retirement
Your retirement plan should consider tax issues or it could cost you valuable post-work money.
View ArticleTen Sweet Often-Overlooked Tax Breaks
Nobody wants to overpay the IRS. These often-forgotten breaks could lower your tax bill.
View ArticleHow the Fiscal Cliff Could Cost You Big in 2013
Here's how the expiration of certain tax provisions could hit your family budget.
View ArticleEmployee or Contractor: What's the Difference?
You've scored a seasonal job? How it's classified will affect your taxes.
View ArticleSix Savvy Tax Moves to Make by the End of the Year
Consider these year-end tax-saving moves regardless of what action Congress takes.
View ArticleMillions Could Face AMT Issues
Congressional inaction means 60 million taxpayers might have to deal with the complicated alternative minimum tax when they file their 2012 returns.
View ArticleTen Savvy Tax Strategies to Keep in Mind for 2013
Taxpayers have plenty of new tax laws to consider as they plot their tax strategy for 2013.
View Article2012 Tax Deduction Amounts
Check out the most recent tax rates to help you file your return.
View ArticleAlimony Payments Affect Both Parties' Taxes
When the end of matrimony leads to the start of alimony, each parting partner can feel the tax effects.If you are the ex-spouse getting alimony payments, the money is taxable to you as income in the...
View ArticleBeware These Five Terrible Tax Surprises
Tax law is complex even for the experts. Find out how to avoid these typical tax traps.
View Article10 Key Tax Terms to Know
As you get ready to file your tax return learn these key terms
View ArticleBeware the Costly, Complicated AMT
This parallel tax system snares lots of unsuspecting filers. Here are the warning signs.
View ArticleThe Many Blessings (and Tax Breaks) of Children
Children are expensive. But parents can take advantage of several child-related tax breaks.
View ArticleAvoid These Tax Mistakes
Just one slip could cost you or delay your refund. Be sure to watch out for these pitfalls.
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