October 15th Deadline Remains in Effect for Taxpayers Who Requested a Six-month Extension to File Tax Return Article courtesy of IRS Newswire Special Edition- October 8, 2013 The Internal Revenue [...]
Giving to charity may make you feel good and help you lower your tax bill. Here are some tips to help ensure your contributions pay off on your tax return. [...]
Originally printed online by the Journal of Accountancy October 1, 2013 By Alistair M. Nevius, J.D. The failure of Congress to agree on a continuing spending resolution on Monday led [...]
If you’re selling your main home sometime this year, keep these tips from the IRS below in mind. Even if you make a profit from the sale of your home, [...]
Originally published in the Journal of aAcountancy, By Sally P. Schreiber, J.D. October 1, 2013 With the federal government shutting down at midnight on Sept. 30, the Tax Court [...]
Many provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 have recently gone into effect, and some significant provisions will do so in 2014 and 2015. To help [...]
This article was originally published by Roger Russellin with accounting TODAY for the WebCPA on September 26, 2013. There are a number of penalties associated with the Affordable Care Act. Until [...]
Some are surprised to learn they’re due a large federal income tax refund when they file their taxes. Others are surprised that they owe more taxes than they expected. Check [...]
Congress’s decision not to include a proposed minimum term for Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts (GRATs) in the tax legislation passed in January 2013 — combined with low interest rates — [...]
The IRS offers several payment options for those who owe taxes. Here are eight tips for those who owe federal taxes. 1. Tax bill payments. If you get a bill from [...]
Did you know....taking money out early from your retirement plan can cost you an extra 10 percent in taxes? An early withdrawal normally means taking money from your plan, such [...]
The American Opportunity Credit and the Lifetime Learning Credit may help you pay for the costs of higher education. If you pay tuition and fees for yourself, your spouse or [...]
This article appeared in U.S. News & World Report and is worth repeating. The age you begin to collect Social Security benefits affects the payments you will receive for the rest [...]
For most who work in the Corridor. The daily commute can be taxing. Up and down the Tollway in bumper to bumper traffic, trying to exceed 20 mph while driving [...]
As the kids head back to school, it’s a good time to think about Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESAs). One major advantage of ESAs over another popular education saving tool, [...]