What Is a Taxpayer Advocate and Should You Contact One?
Are you having problems with the IRS? You may want to consider contacting a taxpayer advocate. They can speak to the IRS for you and help resolve tax problems.
The only sure things in life are death and taxes, and any blog relating to investing and personal finance will definitely talk about taxes. So, here are all your tax articles in one place.
How To File An Amended Tax Return
If you made a mistake or missed something on your taxes, you can file an amended tax return and correct the error to claim your refund.
What To Do If You’re Late Filing Taxes
Here’s what you need to do step by step if you missed the tax filing deadline and now you’re late filing taxes .
Tax Due Dates For 2023 (Including Estimated Taxes)
To pay your taxes on time, check these tax due dates for estimated taxes, estates, and more. Find out what is due soon and get organized!
What To Do After You File Your Taxes?
After you file your taxes, you need to make sure you store a copy of your tax return and make adjustments for next year.
How To Use Your Tax Refund Wisely: 11 Different Ways
Here are 11 ways on how to use your tax refund wisely, and save for your future, including saving in an IRA, working on an E-Fund.
How To Get An Extension On Your Taxes
If your plan to file on time has been sidetracked by unforeseen circumstances, you can request a six-month filing extension from the IRS.
8 Last-Minute Tax Reminders For 2023
If you’re still waiting to file your taxes, here’s eight tips to know so that you don’t make a mistake before the tax deadline.
State Stimulus Checks Aren’t Taxable Income
The IRS announced that state stimulus checks for Covid-19 aren’t going to be considered taxable income federally.
How to Set Up an IRS Payment Plan If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes
If you want to pay your entire tax bill at once but don’t have the money, what do you do? This article explains some of your options!
Keeper Review: An Expense-Tracking App For Freelancers
Keeper is an app that helps independent contractors, freelancers, and employees file their tax returns while keeping track of expenses.