Taxes
Starting the Year Off Right
Now is the time for all good men (and women) to come to the aid of their 2006 tax return.No, that wasn't a typo. I did not mean to say 2005 tax return. Read more →State Tax Information
All states also have their own tax system. Typically there is a tax on real estate, and there may be additional income taxes, sales taxes, and excise taxes. Read more →State Tax Refunds
Nearly 67 percent of all taxpayers around the country are entitled to state tax refunds, and the amount of these refunds is worth lining up for. In the state of California, for example, refunds averaged around $760. Read more →State Taxes
Small businesses owners are dependent upon each state for their liability when it comes to payroll taxes for their state of operation. Each state varies, and there are even some states that do not withhold state tax and require no state income tax filing. Read more →Still Waiting For Your Tax Refund?
I am constantly amazed when I speak with people and they tell me they are still waiting for tax refund checks after six or twelve months. If you are in this position, you may be in for a surprise. Read more →Stop Throwing Away Your Tax Refund!
Tax time is just around the corner. Are you getting a big refund this year? Well if you are, you are THROWING AWAY BIG MONEY!CHANGE YOUR EXEMPTIONS ON YOUR W-4. Read more →Structured Sale Tax Issues
Recently investors have begun to explore the concept of a "structured sale" as a way to defer taxes without the constraints of finding a replacement property. Read more →Study Shows "New Direction" Could Lead To Higher Taxes
The Democratic Party's "New Direction for America" could mean more economic solidity, but might also result in higher taxation, according to a recent study. Read more →Study Shows New Tax Rules May Hurt the Economy
The Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation has released a research study that indicates Section 911 may hurt the economy.The research paper examines the taxation of Americans living and working abroad. Read more →Study Shows Volunteer Tax Preparers Are Often Wrong
If you ask a volunteer to help you prepare your tax return, you are risking errors in your return.According to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, volunteers run a 6 in 10 chance of errors, only a slight improvement over last year. Read more →← Previous Next →
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