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If you’re a business owner and your company lends you money, you’ll enter it in the books as a...

One day you may find yourself taking care of an elderly parent who is in declining physical or mental...

With the school year over, your teenager might be taking a summer job. If so, you both may have...

Some children receive investment income and are required to file a federal tax return. If a child cannot file...

Any taxpayer with income not subject to withholding may need to make quarterly estimated income tax payments. If you...

If you participate in a qualified retirement plan through your job or self-employment — such as a 401(k), profit-sharing,...

Here are the rules to help keep you from becoming a credit card victim. Credit cards should be a...

What should you do if you find that you made a mistake on your 2012 tax return after it’s...

Once you’ve filed your 2012 tax return, you may wonder what records you can toss and what you should...

Are you looking for a way to help your child with buying a home? Some strategies you might consider...

The IRS and the Treasury Department are getting increasingly interested in U.S. citizens who maintain foreign bank, savings, and...

If you have a sizable refund of your 2012 taxes, it may be time for you to check your...

The “charitable IRA rollover” rule was extended through 2013, permitting taxpayers who are 70½ or older to use their...

You can reach into the past and future to cut your taxes. How? Through the use of tax carryforwards...

As tax return filing season has come to an end, the IRS has made the growing problem of identity...

Nonprofit organizations are required to file annual reports with the IRS. Those with gross receipts below $50,000 can file...