Whether you have a new job or simply need to change your Form W-4 withholdings, find the information you need here to know what to do.

It’s time to stop making excuses when it comes to finishing your taxes. Here’s how to get your taxes filed before the April 15 deadline.

Sometimes your tax forms, like a W-2, 1099, or K-1 don’t arrive until March or April. Here are the steps to take if your tax form is late.

Here are 11 ways that you can spend your tax refund wisely, and save for your future, including saving in an IRA, working on an E-Fund.

There are various ways to receive your tax refund when you don’t have a bank account. One is to cash a check using an app. Learn more here!

The tax deadline this year is the normal date for the first time in years. You can file your taxes until Monday, April 15, 2019 this year.

There are several legal ways to increase your tax refund – and they all involve making sure that you do all the right things.

Do you really know everything about how qualified your tax preparer is? Here’s what you need to know to be safe.

If you’re worried about the IRS taking your tax refund due to student loan debt default, here’s how you can challenge a tax offset.

New laws from Trump and Congress, the government shutdown, and more will cause your 2019 early tax return to be delayed for several weeks.

Yes, you can pay taxes on a credit card. And you can earn rewards while doing it! Here’s how to do it and some other factors to remember.

Here’s what you need to expect with your taxes when you have a baby – including new deductions and credits you may be eligible for, and more.

Want to know what your state’s tax rate is and what people in other states pay? Check out this ultimate guide to state income tax.

Tax season flew by quickly didn’t it ? Let’s just say you completely forgot that Tax Day was April 18 this year and you are late with filing your tax returns. Are you in a hopeless hole ? What can you do ? If you caught onto your lateness before April 18, you could file […]

As you start working and making money, you are supporting yourself through your life and education. It’s inevitable, and everyone goes through it. But it does look different for everyone. You may be living with your parents, or your parents may be paying for college. Or your parents may be giving you money to help […]

Tax day is just around the corner. And while 83% of filers get refunds according to the IRS, so people do owe. What do you do if you find out that you still owe a large chunk of money to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)? And what happens if you can’t afford to pay your […]