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  • Getting The Biggest Benefit From Tax Help  By : Stephen Kreutzer
    Taxes are a way of American life. They are own duty to pay and file. Many people go in search of someone to help them when tax time rolls around. Tax help seems to be in abundance from January 1st to April 15th. Unfortunately, some tax help is best avoided. Other times the tax help is something that many people have no idea how to find. Getting the biggest benefit from tax help depends why you need help in the first place and where you get that help.
  • Getting Payroll Tax Figured Out  By : Sandy Baker
    There is nothing escaping payroll tax. It is something that you will need to deal with from the day that you get your first job until the day you retire. Payroll tax is the amount of money that comes out of your paycheck each and every time for the various services that you need to pay for. And, there is even a specific tax that is for the use of payroll as well. Nothing is certain.
  • Getting a Tax Credit for Your Kids  By : Richard A. Chapo
    As you know, raising a family is a full time job and can put stress on your finances. Fortunately, you can claim a tax credit to help cut your IRS bill if you have kids.
  • Get a Jump Start on Your Taxes  By : Richard A. Chapo
    Preparing and filing your taxes is a less than exciting task. Much like visiting the dentist it something that must simply be done. There are ways to make it a little less painful.
  • Fraud - Tax Fraud  By : Michael Russell
    An article on tax fraud.
  • Filing An Income Tax Return  By : Gray Rollins
    When the month of April rolls around most of America is preparing their income tax returns. Each year all individuals who made an income are required to report that income to federal and state governments by filing an income tax return.
  • Employees Taxes  By : Matt Bacak
    Employee taxes can be one of the most difficult to understand areas of running a business and hiring employees. If you don’t understand all of the complexities involving employee payroll tax, it can also get you into a heap of trouble.
  • Education Tax Credits for Higher Education  By : Keith Hoyng
    Is higher education costing you a fortune? There may be a way to help pay for those costs with the help of education tax credits. What are education credits, who is eligible, and why should we take them? Well, let’s start with the first part of the question, and work our way to the end. Education credits are tax credits available for qualified education expenses paid by the taxpayer in the furthering of their education.
  • Earnings From Abroad and Taxes  By : Richard A. Chapo
    With the every expanding global economy, many people receive earnings from foreign entities. Unfortunately, the federal government wants you to pay taxes on it.
  • Donating Your Car To Charity  By : Greg Reynolds
    Quick tips on what you need to know if you're considering donating your car to a charity in exchange for a tax deduction. The IRS has implemented strict new rules concerning car donations. You must pay close attention to the new Significant Use and Material Improvements clauses.
  • Don't Forget About These Frequently Overlooked Tax Deductions  By : Gray Rollins
    When an individual files their tax returns each year they are able to claim a number of tax deductions. Many times a tax deduction can reduce the amount of money that is owed to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or it can create a larger tax refund. The most commonly used tax deduction is the standard tax deduction; however, there are number of other tax deductions that many individuals fail to claim or even consider.
  • Do You Pay Taxes On eBay Income?  By : TimKnox
    Last week's column on whether you were required to report income earned from eBay sales to the IRS sparked a number of additional questions and comments from eBay sellers who were hoping that I could somehow validate that their eBay activities were mere hobbies instead of actual businesses and therefore not susceptible to IRS taxation.
  • Do You Know When To File A Tax Return?  By : Ken Snowie
    Every year, millions of Americans dread the inevitable; they have to gather all of their receipts and records and get ready to file their Federal Income Tax Returns. When was tax season first initiated? Here, we will take a look at that magic day of April 15 and why it was chosen as tax day.
  • Didn’t File Anything with the IRS on April 15th?  By : Richard A. Chapo
    The magic tax date of April 15th has passed. If you did not file a tax return or extension request, you need to consider the following.
  • Determining Your Tax Status  By : Ken Snowie
    Knowing how to determine your tax status, and knowing the difference between each group will help to make filing your income tax return go smoother. Here we will discuss the ways in which you determine which status to file under.

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