Planning for a Child’s College Expenses Should Start Early
Tax-related education benefits are available now. Others will only be useful with long-range planning. Make your plans as soon as possible.
About the 2022 Tax Extension
Shawna Echols March 14, 2022 What is a Tax Extension? As spring approaches, so do the tax deadlines. A tax extension can be filed by...
What’s Next for the Child Tax Credit?
Here's what you need to know about the child tax credit:
35 Million: The Total Backlog of Tax Returns The IRS Had At The End Of Tax Season
The midyear report indicates a large backlog of tax returns. Despite backlogs being common, this year's is much larger than ever before.
How Long Should You Keep Old Tax Records?
Here's how to determine which tax documents should be kept and which can be disposed of after a certain period of time:
Minimizing Tax on Social Security Benefits
Find out if your social security benefits are taxable and how to minimize taxes on your benefits:
Congress Introduces Tax-Preparer Regulation Legislation
Congress is working on regulating untrained tax preparers, who may have overlooked your deductions and credits due to the pandemic:
Getting Married and Related Tax Issues
Getting married has tax implications that newlyweds need to consider. Tax problems and surprises can be avoided by taking certain step:
4 of the Most Common IRS Tax Problems
The IRS may contact you about your tax return for many reasons. Here are 4 common reasons the IRS may contact—and demand action from—you.
With the Potential Higher Capital Gains Rate Looming Interest in Opportunity Zone Funds Renews
The Biden administration released its 2022 fiscal year budget. Here are details of some of the proposed tax changes:
