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Did you receive a large tax refund or owe a large balance due on your 2013 income tax filing?...

A recent study conducted by Harris Interactive of 1,000 middle class individuals aged 25 to 75 revealed some interesting...

As you investigate opportunities for managing your investment portfolio in 2014, remember to pause and plan for the effect...

One of the first decisions you face as a new business owner is whether or not to incorporate the...

If you’re receiving a tax refund this year, the IRS reminds you that you can use it to buy...

On February 10, 2014, the Treasury Department issued rules that will allow mid-sized businesses to delay for one year...

If you are involved with a tax-exempt (nonprofit) organization, be aware of this approaching deadline: An annual report must...

Keeping your company profitable when the economy slows down is a challenge for every business. You may be able...

The IRS has published depreciation limits for business vehicles first placed in service this year. 50% bonus depreciation is...

Unemployment compensation can provide a welcome buffer while you’re transitioning to a new job. But with the help comes...

If you earned $400 or more of net profit during 2013 from work as a sole proprietor or independent...

Ask whether you should carry life insurance on your children and you’ll receive a variety of answers. Here’s a...

If you intend to deduct business travel expenses on your income tax return, keep adequate records. If you are...

Rules just issued by the Treasury Department give a one-year extension to the health insurance mandate for mid-sized businesses....

If you or a dependent had a name change last year, notify the Social Security Administration before you file...

There are several sources of revenue that are not subject to income tax. Here are the most common sources...