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On December 20, Congress approved the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” (H.R. 1), and the most sweeping U.S. tax...

It’s not uncommon to lose track of your beneficiaries, including which accounts have them, and who you designated. However,...

As you review your filing requirements for 2018, make sure you don’t overlook the nanny tax related to household...

The IRS recently announced the inflation-adjusted contribution limits for health savings accounts (HSAs) for 2017. HSAs combine high-deductible health...

If your child is planning to work this summer, make sure you know the tax basics. Tax returns. Assuming...

If summertime is a busy time for your business, you may be ready to hire seasonal workers. Here are...

Did you know that you can claim a federal income tax credit when you pay someone to care for...

Are you part of the approximately 68% of taxpayers who IRS statistics say claim the standard deduction instead of...

Did you buy equipment or other business assets during 2015? Here are the current rules for maximizing your tax...

You might believe a “dependent” is a minor child who lives with you. While that is essentially correct, dependents...

A December 2015 survey by a consumer financial services company showed that 36% of the people who participated said...

While you’re gathering information to prepare your 2015 tax return, set aside time for a financial review. Here are...

Well-documented corporate minutes can provide valuable supporting evidence if the IRS questions choices you make on your tax returns....

January 15 – Final 2015 individual estimated tax payment is due, unless your 2015 tax return is filed and...

1. Check whether your children need to file a 2015 tax return. They’ll need to file if wages exceeded...

While retirement plan contribution limits have not increased for 2016, taking full advantage of allowable contributions and any amounts...