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Getting a letter or notice from the IRS can be upsetting, confusing, and unnecessary. The IRS sends taxpayers notices...

Working parents should be aware that the child and dependent care tax credit is available to offset some of...

With summer vacations and warm weather just around the corner, tax planning may not be a priority on your...

The advantage of filing a joint tax return is well known – you generally save money compared to filing...

Persuading your working children to make retirement contributions may not be easy, but investments in Roth IRAs may be...

Preparing for your retirement is a journey. And like most journeys, success or failure often hinges on decisions made...

The IRS reports that its enforcement budget has been cut by $254 million, a 5% reduction from the previous...

Appropriately enough, investors may notice a slow trickle in earnings from “dividend reinvestment plans” (DRIPs). But these investments may...

If you change jobs this year, don’t forget about your 401(k) in your old employer’s retirement plan. You may...

U.S. citizens and resident aliens living overseas or serving in the military outside the U.S. have a June 15,...

Most businesses hope to grow. They consider themselves successful if growth is taking place, and the faster the growth...

To many people, an income tax refund might be one of the largest single cash receipts for the entire...

During the tax year you must prepay a substantial amount of the taxes you’ll owe for that year, or...

If you didn’t file a tax return for the year 2011, you’re not necessarily in trouble. In fact, you...

The “tax extenders” legislation that became law in December included the “Achieving a Better Life Experience Act” (also called...

If you can’t file your 2014 tax return by the April 15 deadline, file for an extension to get...