A chart and schedule that shows you when you can expect your tax refund in 2018-2019. Also, how to check the status of your refund.
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.
When Does It Make Sense To Have A Pro Review Your Tax Return?
When filing your taxes, when does it make sense to pay more to have a tax pro review your tax return and make sure everything is correct? We break down the answers here.
Should You Pay For Audit Protection For Your Taxes?
No one likes to get audited around tax time. Could audit protection for your taxes really help you out? Find out the details for audit protection insurance in this post.
Homeowners: Stop Spending A Fortune To File Your Taxes
Homeowners have typically gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to paying to file their taxes. This year, there are some great ways to file free.
Can You File Your Taxes From An App?
Nowadays you can do practically anything on an app. But, can you file taxes from an app? Here’s what we found after trying a few tax prep apps.
Having A Baby Changes Everything… Including Your Taxes
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.
Early Tax Refund Anticipation Loans: Who Offers Them and Should You Get One?
If you’re like me, tax season couldn’t come soon enough. You’re either gearing up for a refund or you’re organized and ready to put tax season behind you. If getting a refund is the reason you’re ready for tax season, then you’ve probably heard of early tax refund anticipation loans. If you’ve been debating whether […]
Reviewing The Best Tax Software For Early Filers
Reviewing TurboTax, H&R Block, and TaxAct for early tax filers to find the best online tax software for 2017 – 2018 tax year.
What’s The Difference Between A W2 and W4?
Confused about the difference between a W2 and W4? This article will explain all the important contrasts.
Comparing Prices Of TurboTax, H&R Block, and TaxAct
There are so many different options when it comes to tax software, and it can be very confusing to figure out which is best. What makes it even more confusing is that many of the companies “hide” the real cost of their software. You see, most companies are simply advertising the “Federal Return” price, and not […]
What To Do If My Parents Claimed Me On Their Taxes?
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 […]
What To Do If You Can’t Afford To Pay Your Taxes
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 […]
Tax Deadline: You Can File Your Taxes Until Tuesday This Year
It’s true. You can file your taxes until Tuesday April 18 this year. (Don’t forget to check out all these Tax Day Freebies too so you don’t get stressed out by the mere fact that it’s Tax Day!). So while you don’t have a whole lot of time, you do have enough time to get yourself […]
Do I Have To File Taxes In Multiple States?
Tax filing season may be the single best argument for living a life of simplicity. The Federal Tax code is arcane, but state tax codes put it to shame. Answering a question as simple as, “Where do I file my state income tax returns?” becomes a confusing labyrinth that leaves the average filer casting about […]
How Scholarships And Grants Affect Your Taxes
For many people, tax time is one of the most complicated times of the year. April 15 is a busy time for accountants and tax preparers, but it’s also a stressful time for most people. If you’re a student, you might not know what to do – especially if you have scholarships and grants. Do […]
Why Income Tax Rates And Tax Brackets Don’t Really Matter
One of the biggest headlines during the Presidential campaign was about “lowering taxes” on individuals and corporations, and simplifying the tax code. A big argument for this is basically how complex the tax code is. Depending on who you ask, the tax code itself ranges from 2,600 pages long, to over 70,000 pages long. The […]
10 Ways To Save On Your Taxes Before The End Of The Year
There’s a little less than three months left in 2016. You might not think that there’s much you can do to influence your tax situation, but the truth is, there’s still lots of time to save on your taxes before the end of the year. And I’m not talking about going Donald Trump-style and losing […]
The Math Behind Married Filing Separately For IBR Or PAYE
Calculating the math behind whether it makes sense to do married filing separately for IBR or PAYE for student loan debt.
Hate the Tax Preparer? Try This App Instead
You still haven’t filed your taxes so you decide to visit one of the more popular tax preparation places in town. You walk in and immediately see a room full of twenty people (including a few screaming kids) waiting their turn. You turn to the receptionist who tells you that you’re welcome to wait and […]
10 Rules To Get Rich And Grow Wealth
Over the last few years, I’ve really given a lot of thought to what it takes to get rich and grow wealth. I’ve spoken with countless millionaires, I’ve coached clients through my programs, I’ve helped people on my forums, and I’ve responded to over 5,000 reader comments on this site. In each instance, there are […]
Should You Pay Someone To Do Your Taxes?
It’s tax season – which means money is on most peoples’ minds. Getting a tax refund is a big part of that driver. Most people hope for a refund and look forward to getting their direct deposits (who gets a paper check anymore)? But doing your taxes can be hard, or so the mainstream media […]