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Tax day is so close you can feel the panic in the air as millions of Americans struggle to get their taxes filed on time. Now, I’m sure you already filed your state and federal tax returns, but for everyone else who procrastinated here are a few tips to help you finish tax season strong!
Posted: 2011-04-15
Category: Taxes
Last week the IRS announced they had launched a mobile application, which got me thinking about all the free tax apps available for smart phones these days.
Posted: 2011-02-24
Category: Taxes
2010 was a whiplash year for tax changes, from sweeping legislation to the will-they-won’t-they buzzer-beater debate on the Bush Tax Cuts extension. All those changes mean more confusion than ever.
Posted: 2011-02-24
Category: Taxes
The IRS officially began accepting returns for most taxpayers, and will allow all returns to be filed in just a few weeks. Although tax filing season has not officially began yet everyone, there are plenty of actions you can take now to help make preparing your return less stressful.
Posted: 2011-01-20
Category: Finance
The United States Federal Trade Commission estimates as many as 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. Identity theft is a crime in which an impostor obtains key pieces of someone else’s personal identifying information - such as Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers and credit card numbers - to use for their own personal gain.
Posted: 2011-01-20
Category: Taxes
The phrase “IRS tax problems” is a general term referring to when a taxpayer has problems with the Internal Revenue Service, usually resulting from some form of IRS tax debt or owed back taxes. However IRS tax problems can also arise if a taxpayer either does not file a tax return or files a tax return and pays their tax liabilities, but fails to properly report and account for all of their income during the previous tax year.
Posted: 2011-01-05
Category: Taxes
Back taxes – or tax debt – are unpaid taxes assessed against a taxpayer by a level of government (i.e. Federal, State, Local) that are past due. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) back taxes are past due federal income taxes. The IRS assesses back taxes one of three ways.
Posted: 2010-12-20
Category: Taxes
Leading up to the election last week, Republican candidates promised serious tax law changes in the next two years. However, since Democrats retained control of the Senate, many are wondering which, if any, of these promises will actually come to fruition.
Posted: 2010-12-02
Category: Taxes
Opening your own business can seem scary when you are first starting out, but it does not have to be. There are actually plenty of advantages of investing in a franchise business, as opposed to opening a brand new business.
Posted: 2010-12-02
Category: Business
I know, the holidays are upon us, and the last thing anyone is thinking about is tax season. But as New Year’s creeps into view, this is your last chance to make money-saving moves for your taxes.
Posted: 2010-11-22
Category: Taxes
Bank of America made headlines with their announcement that they would temporarily pause all foreclosure proceedings to investigate procedures and allegations of false affidavits. Shortly thereafter banks like Chase and GMAC also issued a memorandum against evictions. lthough the Obama administration does not support the moratorium on a Federal level, the Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a hearing to address the issue.
Posted: 2010-11-15
Category: Taxes
The farming industry has been a major part of America since our country began, and continues to thrive today. Fortunately, the government provides special tax incentives for farmers, but navigating the complicated IRS tax code can be difficult even for standard wage earning taxpayers.
Posted: 2010-11-08
Category: Taxes
In September President Obama signed the Small Business Jobs act into law. The legislation was designed to provide tax cuts to small businesses and increase access to small business capital with a $30 billion fund for local community banks. Just one week after being signed into law the Small Business Administration was able to approve nearly 2,000 loans for nearly $970 million.
Posted: 2010-11-01
Category: Small Business
If you contribute to a health savings account (HSA) then you may qualify to use the contributions to lower your tax liabilities. HSAs are tax-deductible savings plans that allow taxpayers to save for future health expenses. Withdrawals from these accounts are usually tax-free, but only if the money is used for qualified medical expenses.
Posted: 2010-11-01
Category: Taxes
Earlier the IRS announced that they would suspend the availability of the debt indicator next tax season. This indicator was used to identify whether an individual taxpayer would need to have a portion of their refund withheld because of unpaid taxes or other debts, such as unpaid child support or delinquent federally funded student loans. However, the indicator also enabled tax companies to issue refund anticipation loans (RALs).
Posted: 2010-10-25
Category: Taxes
