We’ve had a roller coaster ride when it comes to our property taxes over the past few years. So what are the some of the factors that affect your property taxes?
3 Main Ways To Save On Your Tax Bill
There are 3 main ways that you can save on your taxes. Here’s a quick rundown of what they are.
How Much Should You Contribute To Your Flexible Spending Account?
Many employers offer a flexible spending account for employees to contribute to and save on taxes. But how do you figure out how much to contribute?
Get Ready Early: The Top 5 2013 Tax Tips
While the tax filing deadline may seem like it’s still a long way off, it’s a good idea to get started on your taxes now, and avoid problems down the road.
File Your Taxes Early To Avoid Being A Victim Of A Popular Tax Scam
The best way to combat the chance of being a fraud victim? File your tax return early and get your money before the criminal can. Here’s some of the popular tax scams being used.
Homeowner Tax Breaks, Deductions And Credits Reinstated In The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012
The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 extended some popular tax deductions, credits and other breaks for homeowners through 2013. Here are the details of the extended tax breaks.
TurboTax Review: Your Taxes, Simplified
Over the years TurboTax has quietly become one of the top names in tax preparation software. Their software is known for it’s ease of use and it’s accuracy.
Why Is My Paycheck Less This Month? Did My Taxes Just Go Up?
If you have an earned income you’re likely to see a reduction in your paychecks this year. Here’s why.
IRS Delays Accepting Returns Until January 30th For 1040 Filers Due To Fiscal Cliff Legislation
With all the changes being made due to the American Taxpayer Relief Act legislation, the IRS is now scrambling to make updates so they can start accepting returns for 1040 filers by January 30th.
Fiscal Cliff Deal Passed By Congress. What Is In The Bill And Why Your Taxes Are Probably Going Up
Congress passed a fiscal cliff measure on January 1st that means tax rates will remain untouched for most taxpayers. Here’s why your taxes are probably going up anyway.
Who Will Be Affected By The Fiscal Cliff?
As 2012 comes to a close and we all gear up for the new year, all we’ve been hearing about on the news is talk of the fiscal cliff. Who will be affected by the fiscal cliff?
2013 Health Savings Account (HSA) Contribution Limits Announced By The IRS
The 2013 contribution limits for Health Savings Accounts went up over the previous year. The minimum deductibles and maximum out of pocket costs associated with a High Deductible Health Plan also went up.
2013 Federal Income Tax Brackets: IRS Marginal Tax Rates
The 2013 marginal tax rate tables are projected to have slight changes in the rates for higher income taxpayers, and slight bumps in tax rate income ranges due to inflation.
The Fiscal Cliff: Why Your Tax Rates Could Increase Next Year
At the end of 2012 we’ll be encountering the fiscal cliff, an increase in tax rates, expiration of deductions and other tax provisions that could lead to huge tax increases. Here’s how it could affect you.
