Category: Taxes

According to a recent Empower poll, only 44% of Americans know when the 2022 tax filing deadline is, so let me be clear: tax day […]

We’re in the final countdown to tax day (Tuesday, April 18), which means you should consider filing your 2022 tax return and paying your bill […]

The deadline for filing tax returns for 2022 is approaching. The last thing you want is to almost finish registering, only to realize that you […]

If you have a tax question, this weekend is the worst time to try and get through to someone from the IRS. According to a […]

It’s time to start thinking about your taxes again. The 2022 tax year brings with it some pretty significant changes, especially t0 loans: many pandemic […]

If you notice underperforming investments in your portfolio, you may have a silver lining: tax loss collection. This strategy allows taxable capital gains to be […]

This is the time of year when increasingly sweaty Americans are rummaging through desk drawers and sofa cushions for receipts, wrestling with confusing math, and […]

It’s tax season, folks. While it’s tempting to put off returning until the last minute, it’s probably best to do so right now. The main […]

If you are one of the unlucky taxpayers who are still waiting for their 2020 return, don’t expect this year to be any better. Multiple […]

The Child Tax Credit, a benefit designed to help taxpayers support their families, was significantly expanded in tax year 2021 by the American Plan of […]

The sixth – and possibly final – payment for the Child Tax Credits program is due to be paid into the bank accounts of the […]

The IRS yesterday released the inflation-adjusted income tax scale for 2022, which will increase at a maximum annualized margin since Congress revised the tax code […]

If you don’t normally file your tax return and have not yet received your Child Tax Credit, it is not too late to receive a […]

If you are planning to buy a home in the next few years, you may want to consider depositing your down payment into a First […]

Since the IRS still sends out a lot of letters regarding tax returns for 2020, you might be wondering if the letter you received is […]

Taxpayers were bewildered by letters recently sent out by the IRS, which they deemed to be fraudulent. However, these emails are legal and worth keeping […]

If you haven’t filed your 2020 tax return yet, now is the time. At this point, most renewals will expire on 15 October and interest […]

Media outlets have denied claims of a new tax on transactions with cash apps of $ 600 or more. And while it is true that […]

If you are like the 87% of tax fillers who take the standard deduction, you probably don’t think much about deducting charitable donations. However, a […]

The first of the monthly child tax payments of up to $ 300 per child was sent yesterday, but what if it hasn’t arrived yet? […]

If you owe money to the IRS, they definitely don’t want you to forget about it. That’s why the agency has kindly provided an online […]

You can get more money in the mail from the IRS, but this is not the fourth incentive check — this is an “additional payment.” […]

The IRS yesterday launched a new portal to help you manage upfront payments on the recently expanded Child Tax Credit of up to $ 3,600 […]

The IRS yesterday launched a portal to serve those who are not normally required to file taxes but are still eligible for an extended child […]

If you find an unexpected letter in your inbox this week purporting to be from the IRS and offering you thousands of dollars in cash […]

The IRS has officially announced this: Advances for the Extended Child Tax Credit – a total of $ 3,600 per child – will be sent […]

If you missed the extended tax filing deadline last week, you may be worried that the IRS will impose late filing penalties. However, if you […]

In his third presidential debate, Donald Trump has waived his $ 750 tax payments since 2016, saying he paid ” millions and millions of dollars […]

If you moved out of state during the coronavirus pandemic, stay with family members, or stay at a vacation home or Airbnb, you might want […]

Last year was the first year that we implemented the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into our tax training, and many people were surprised to […]

Buying health insurance sucks for everyone, but if you’re self-employed, it really sucks. Trying to estimate unpredictable returns is like a high-stakesNumberwang game where a […]