Your tax refund is called a refund for a reason. That money is already yours. And you’ve been offering the government an interest-free loan.
It may seem an odd time of year to think about your taxes. But taking some steps before Dec. 31 can help minimize the amount you'll owe.
If you fudged your mortgage interest deduction on your taxes, the IRS may already be on to you.
Did you get an extension on filing your taxes in April? Thursday is the final deadline — and that does mean final — for filing your 2008 return.
The $8,000 new homebuyer tax credit is set to expire on Nov. 30, or is it?
Dangle some cash and a lot of people are happy to turn in their employers for cheating on their taxes.
A new rule for next year should have you thinking retirement planning right now.
Thinking about turning a hobby into a business? You could qualify for a deduction, but make sure you follow IRS guidelines.
Why put off to tomorrow what you could do today? The old adage holds true when it comes to preparing your money for tax season.
The savings may not be as much as you think.
