With 9,000 pages, over 4 million words, and an average of one change per day, the tax code is one complex document to decipher. It’s no wonder over 84 million taxpayers will opt to use a paid tax preparer this tax season.
The grandfather of taxes has said it: “I’m starting my 44th tax season looking at the worst delays in filing I have ever seen.”
Just because the IRS has stated they won’t be ready for tax returns until January 30, doesn’t mean you have to sit around and twiddle your thumbs.
American Taxpayer Relief Act - What does it mean for you...
We’re turning the calendar to a new year! And for most people that means turning over a new leaf too. Are you with the majority of Americans who will include healthy habits alongside better organization as a few of your New Year resolutions?
For many, it’s not too late to spend that Flexible Spending Account. Some employers have an extension of two and a half months in their deadline, allowing many of us the chance to spend the remainder before we lose it. Great! Now – what can I buy that doesn’t require a prescription?
Many Americans have been concerned about the “Fiscal Cliff” and I even wrote about how it was going to take a Christmas Miracle to save us from going overboard. However, one common misperception about the cliff is that it only
During the holiday season, with all the online shopping, credit card swiping and phone orders, we tend to forget about identity theft. Or perhaps during the jolliness of the season, we don’t want to think about it. And you may
Here is a playful twist on the famous poem “Twas the night before Chrismas Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the good ole USA, All of its fine citizens were stirring, and many were quite worried Their financial
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