Few Americans stay employed with the first company they joined for the duration of their lives, which often prompts them to transfer their retirement fund to a new account at least once. However, cert...
Budget shortfalls are impacting many states across the country, and some are finding ways to squeeze additional income by cutting longstanding tax incentives.Michigan has announced it will eliminate a...
Many high school and college students spend their summers toiling away at restaurants, grocery stores and outdoor positions. But what many may not realize is that their summer job may have tax implica...
Although the economy is making a slow recovery, many families are still hard-pressed and working to make ends meet. As a result, some may have found relief by taking out a loan against their 401(k)s.T...
No one enjoys receiving a bill from Uncle Sam at the end of tax filing season, and the results of a new study show fewer Americans will have to worry about owing the government during the 2011 tax yea...
A recent study shows that more Americans are loosening their purse strings and making charitable contributions to qualified organizations. However, tax professionals are urging individuals who plan to...
If you're a recent college grad and have already secured your first job, you'll need to become familiar with what Uncle Sam will expect of you at tax time. For starters, you will most likely be ...
"School's out for summer!" I bet you couldn't read that sentence without singing the song! School is out and many students will be starting summer jobs. The Internal Revenue Service reminds st...
Summertime is finally here! Are you enjoying days at the pool, maybe taking a vacation (or a staycation depending on your economy) or catching up with neighbors as people spend more time out doo...
Often, business owners wonder what they may or may not deduct. Often, business owners and those incurring deductible travel expenses for their employer, conservatively deduct expenses, opting to...