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If my son ever has a taxable investment account, and he earns money from dividends or interest while he’s still a dependent, we might be subject to the kiddie tax. Read More

Whether you are getting ready to pay quarterly taxes, or whether you just want to make sure you get all the deductions and credits you are eligible for, it makes sense to look ahead now, so you aren’t scrambling come January. Read More

There is another loophole that allows companies to pay less in US taxes while pulling in profits. This loophole is known as “inversion.” Read More

Many people in the middle to upper middle class can do a little tax planning to reduce tax liability and pay less. Here are some of the more common tax planning moves: Read More

Not too long ago, the Government Accountability Office released a report indicating that there are some big businesses getting a pass from the IRS. As a result of this report, there has been increasing concern that some partnerships aren’t being held accountable. Read More

While moving costs money and hurts in almost all cases, at least there are tax benefits to help sort-of offset the cost. Read More

Often, the most frustrating part of preparing your taxes is searching for the information you need—and that process can make tax time much more stressful than it needs to be. If you want less stress at tax time, it makes sense to organize your taxes all year round. Read More

Capital loss deductions can come in handy when you take a loss on an investment. Unfortunately, you cannot take a capital loss on a personal residence. Find out why. Read More

Now that the year is halfway over, it’s a good idea to reflect on your finances, and look ahead to the coming months. As you arrange your finances for the second half of the year, here are some tax tips to incorporate: Read More