- Tax Planning for the divorcing and newly divorced Reuters - Fri, May 4, 2012 1:27 PM EDT
Divorce and taxes: Two topics you'd probably rather not think about. But if you're going through a divorce, or recently finalized one, there are going to be tax issues that crop up. After all, your financial ... More »Tax Planning for the divorcing and newly divorced
Divorce and taxes: Two topics you'd probably rather not think about. But if you're going through a divorce, or recently finalized one, there are going to be tax issues that crop up. After all, your financial ...
- American Tax Havens CNBC - Thu, May 3, 2012 10:03 AM EDT
Each of these states is the closest thing there is to an American tax haven, and there are many factors to consider for anyone thinking about relocating to one. More »American Tax Havens
Each of these states is the closest thing there is to an American tax haven, and there are many factors to consider for anyone thinking about relocating to one.
- How tax pros handle their own taxes Reuters - Mon, Apr 16, 2012 11:16 AM EDT
Do accountants do a better job of filing their own taxes? Ask Elaine Smith, a master tax adviser at H&R Block's Kansas City office how she's doing with her own returns this tax season, and she laughs: ... More »How tax pros handle their own taxes
Do accountants do a better job of filing their own taxes? Ask Elaine Smith, a master tax adviser at H&R Block's Kansas City office how she's doing with her own returns this tax season, and she laughs: ...
- Don't Lend Uncle Sam Money at Tax Time SmartMoney - Mon, Apr 16, 2012 10:39 AM EDT
Receiving a big refund or a staggering tax bill? It could be a sign that the amount your employer is withholding from your paycheck for taxes is out of whack. More »Don't Lend Uncle Sam Money at Tax Time
Receiving a big refund or a staggering tax bill? It could be a sign that the amount your employer is withholding from your paycheck for taxes is out of whack.
- The Buffett Rule's Billionaire Backers: Meet The Super-Rich Who Want To Pay More … Forbes - Tue, Apr 10, 2012 11:55 AM EDT
On Tuesday afternoon President Obama took a break from fundraising in Florida to make his pitch for the 'Buffett Rule', a proposal that would see the country's wealthiest pay at least 30% of their income in taxes. More »The Buffett Rule's Billionaire Backers: Meet The Super-Rich Who Want To Pay More …
On Tuesday afternoon President Obama took a break from fundraising in Florida to make his pitch for the 'Buffett Rule', a proposal that would see the country's wealthiest pay at least 30% of their income in taxes.
- What’s the Easiest Way to Cheat on Your Taxes? New York Times - Mon, Apr 9, 2012 4:43 PM EDT
After surveying 20 accountants, tax lawyers and policy wonks, we’ve boiled down their arcane knowledge to this short list of things you might want to know. More »What’s the Easiest Way to Cheat on Your Taxes?
After surveying 20 accountants, tax lawyers and policy wonks, we’ve boiled down their arcane knowledge to this short list of things you might want to know.
- The Error-Proof Portfolio: Last-Minute IRA Contribution? 6 Mistakes to Avoid Morningstar - Mon, Apr 9, 2012 7:00 AM EDT
Don't reflexively reach for Roth contributions or assume you can't contribute because you're too old or not earning a salary. More »The Error-Proof Portfolio: Last-Minute IRA Contribution? 6 Mistakes to Avoid
Don't reflexively reach for Roth contributions or assume you can't contribute because you're too old or not earning a salary.
- How to Minimize Taxes on Your Retirement Income Forbes - Fri, Apr 6, 2012 1:04 PM EDT
Taxes are certainly an annoyance while you’re working, but can be a major headache when you retire. More »How to Minimize Taxes on Your Retirement Income
Taxes are certainly an annoyance while you’re working, but can be a major headache when you retire.
- 3 Last-Minute Ways to Lower Your Tax Bill SmartMoney - Fri, Apr 6, 2012 1:02 PM EDT
An IRA contribution made between now and April 17th can still be deducted from a 2011 return. More »3 Last-Minute Ways to Lower Your Tax Bill
An IRA contribution made between now and April 17th can still be deducted from a 2011 return.
- Paying Taxes by Credit Card? Read This First SmartMoney - Fri, Apr 6, 2012 11:47 AM EDT
This time of year many Americans would like to take a swipe at the IRS. Some taxpayers even should, experts say — with their credit card. More »Paying Taxes by Credit Card? Read This First
This time of year many Americans would like to take a swipe at the IRS. Some taxpayers even should, experts say — with their credit card.
- The Occupy Protesters Have Launched a Website to Help You Dodge Taxes Business Insider - Thu, Apr 5, 2012 9:47 AM EDT
Two former Wall Streeters with sympathies for the Occupy Movement have launched a website to help people dodge taxes. More »The Occupy Protesters Have Launched a Website to Help You Dodge Taxes
Two former Wall Streeters with sympathies for the Occupy Movement have launched a website to help people dodge taxes.
- Why You Shouldn't Pay Your Taxes With a Credit Card US News - Thu, Apr 5, 2012 9:18 AM EDT
If you're one of the many taxpayers who owe 2011 federal income taxes , you might be tempted to charge it to your credit card. Several years ago, the IRS partnered with several providers to give taxpayers ... More »Why You Shouldn't Pay Your Taxes With a Credit Card
If you're one of the many taxpayers who owe 2011 federal income taxes , you might be tempted to charge it to your credit card. Several years ago, the IRS partnered with several providers to give taxpayers ...
- Beware These 5 Terrible Tax Surprises Bankrate.com - Tue, Apr 3, 2012 1:40 PM EDT
The tax law is complex and difficult for even experts to negotiate. Here are 5 tax surprises that you might encounter during tax season. More »Beware These 5 Terrible Tax Surprises
The tax law is complex and difficult for even experts to negotiate. Here are 5 tax surprises that you might encounter during tax season.
- 7 Tax Audit Red Flags MarketWatch - Mon, Apr 2, 2012 3:24 PM EDT
An unexpected letter from the Internal Revenue Service can make your stomach drop, but you can take steps to reduce your audit risk. More »7 Tax Audit Red Flags
An unexpected letter from the Internal Revenue Service can make your stomach drop, but you can take steps to reduce your audit risk.
- Find More Money at Tax Time Yahoo! Finance - Mon, Apr 2, 2012 12:44 PM EDT
Review these lesser-known tax breaks that can save you even more. More »Find More Money at Tax Time
Review these lesser-known tax breaks that can save you even more.
- Don't You Dare Deduct These Expenses! Bankrate.com - Wed, Mar 28, 2012 11:17 AM EDT
Every tax-filing season, the great quest by filers is to find the most tax deductions. But there are some deductions you should steer clear of. More »Don't You Dare Deduct These Expenses!
Every tax-filing season, the great quest by filers is to find the most tax deductions. But there are some deductions you should steer clear of.
- Can’t Pay Your Tax Bill? You Have Options MarketWatch - Wed, Mar 28, 2012 1:13 AM EDT
Most taxpayers have a number of options to slake the IRS’s wrath. More »Can’t Pay Your Tax Bill? You Have Options
Most taxpayers have a number of options to slake the IRS’s wrath.
- Tax Refund This Year? Use It Right Yahoo! Finance - Mon, Mar 19, 2012 10:08 AM EDT
Consider putting that refund to work so this year’s 'pot' lasts you not just through April, but year after year. More »Tax Refund This Year? Use It Right
Consider putting that refund to work so this year’s 'pot' lasts you not just through April, but year after year.
- Surprising Things You May Get Taxed On--or Not Yahoo! Finance - Mon, Mar 5, 2012 11:51 AM EST
Learn what the IRS also considers as income. More »Surprising Things You May Get Taxed On--or Not
Learn what the IRS also considers as income.
- How to Avoid an Audit Yahoo! Finance - Mon, Feb 20, 2012 2:08 PM EST
There are red flags on your tax filing that can greatly increase your chances of an audit. More »How to Avoid an Audit
There are red flags on your tax filing that can greatly increase your chances of an audit.