Tax Documents Checklist
- Want to rent out that spare bedroom? Here is how it may affect your taxes.
- Settling Your Back Taxes: Checklist
- Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Taxes
- The Average IRA Balance for a Person Approaching Retirement in 2026
- Are Trump Account Contributions Subject to Gift Tax? What the IRS Says
- What are the IRS Fillable Forms?
- Are My Alimony Payments Tax Deductible or Taxable Income? A 2026 Guide
- How to Verify Your Identity with the IRS: AGI, Self-Select PIN, and IP PIN
- Adopting a Child: What the Adoption Tax Credit Means to You, Updated for 2026
- How the 2018 Tax Reform Bill Simplified the Filing Process, and Where It Stands Today
- The Affordable Care Act and Your Taxes: What to Know in 2026
- Trump Accounts: Tax Benefits and What Families Should Know
- How to File an Amended Tax Return: 2026 Update
- The 2018 Tax Reform Bill (Known as the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act”), Updated for 2026
- How to File a Tax Extension: 2026 Guide
- 5 Red Flags That May Trigger an IRS Audit
- What You Need to Know About Electronic Tax Payments Since the IRS Is Phasing Out Paper Checks
- IRS Direct File software: What happened to it & what should you do if you used this last year?
- States Where the IRS Has Extended the Tax Deadline
- Health Savings Plan Distributions & 1099-SA
- Did you receive a state or local refund last year?
- Do I need to report my Social Security benefits?
- Who can take the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit? (Savers Credit)
- How to Report Gambling Winnings with a Form W-2G
- How Do I Claim Refundable Credits After Disallowance?
Significant Tax Perks for Owners of Rental Properties
If you’re a landlord of one or more rental properties, chances are you’ve experienced a small headache or two. While being a landlord can come with hassles, it can also include significant tax perks which can help to deliver more bang for your buck than other investments.
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Easing the Burden of Classroom Expenses for Teachers
Grade-school teachers — are increasingly footing the bill for their classroom expenses.
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Things to consider when filing your taxes this year
After filing electronically, it is important to watch for email notifications and/or return to the software program to ensure the filing was accepted.
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Cashing in on Life Insurance? You are Still Subject to Taxation
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Job Act included revisions designed to create financial options for millions of Americans with life insurance policies.
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Should you continue to itemize or go with the standard deduction now?
For the 2018 tax year, following the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018 the IRS will reduce the types of allowable deductible expenses for itemized tax returns.
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Want Your Tax Refund Fast?
Maybe you don’t look forward to doing your taxes. However, if you are one of the millions of Americans who expects a tax refund, you are most likely looking forward to receiving it.
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Living Abroad? All U.S. Citizens, (Regardless of Where They Reside), May Need to File and Pay U.S. Income Taxes
Most Americans, residing inside the United States, understand that filing an annual tax return and paying taxes is a necessity each year. But for Americans residing outside of the United States there are sometimes questions about who needs to file and pay.
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Estimated Quarterly Taxes: A Simple Overview
When you are an employee of someone, it’s your employer’s responsibility to ensure that federal and state taxes are being withheld from your paychecks.
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Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit Boosts Family Income
Childcare expenses can add up quickly, and for many working people can comprise a significant percentage of their income.
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What the New Tax Laws Mean for Divorcing Couples
Divorce is not a pleasant subject to contemplate, and the impact of divorce on your taxes can add further complexity to situations that are already daunting enough.
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