Spouse May Be Liable For Fraud On Joint Tax Return
If you sign a joint tax form that you didn't know wasn't true, can you be held liable for your spouse's fraud?
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If you sign a joint tax form that you didn't know wasn't true, can you be held liable for your spouse's fraud?
A report shows how tax breaks lower payments by the state's largest corporations.
What may trigger an audit from your tax filing?
College can be is very expensive, luckily Congress and the IRS have given us ways to offset education costs.
Should you take the time to fill out the long 1040? It really depends. To find out whether you should itemize you will need to do some homework.
Review your tax situation now so you have some idea what tax bracket you will fall into this year and decide whether you want to do the long 1040 or the short 1040EZ.
This tax season holds good news for millions of self-employed people who work from home: Home office deductions, which used to require a litany of calculations and the completion of a 43-line form, have at last been simplified.
The April 15th tax deadline is fast approaching. Are you taking all the deductions you're allowed?
Changes to tax laws last year reinstated some income-based phase outs of some widely used personal exemptions and itemized deductions, leaving many taxpayers with higher tax bills.
The IRS has a warning for Americans -- watch out for tax scams. Every year the agency releases a "Dirty Dozen" list of the worst tax scams out there. This year, identity theft and phone scams top the list.
Small businesses can innocently make tax mistakes that wind up racking up steep penalties. Consider these common mistakes before filing your taxes.
Whether you're 25 or 55, you know you'll want to retire one day – and to retire in comfort you must save. These five simple steps can help you make a big difference in your efforts to reach retirement with lots of money in your retirement account.
Who doesn't want to save a little (or a lot of) extra money at tax time? Claiming all the deductions for which you are eligible can significantly reduce your tax bill.
Newlyweds are often confused about the best type of filing for their particular situation as well as the legalities involved. If you want to enjoy the lowest tax rate possible, you'll need to do your homework, starting with these considerations.
Save money — and maximize your refund — with these tips for doing your taxes all on you own.
Forget the stress of tax season by using one of these e-filing programs.
With careful planning, you may find yourself paying the IRS much less than you have in years past.
When it comes to figuring your taxes, should you rely on software or turn to a pro?
There are several ways to leverage this year's refund and to get started on saving, no matter what your child's age.
Even if legally married in another state, the commonwealth's web site warns, each person in a same-sex marriage must file separately in Pennsylvania.
Another dubious distinction for Philadelphia: a new report out of DC puts our city #2 among the major cities with the highest tax rates. That, of course, makes Mayor Nutter cringe.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has advice so you can avoid some of the top scams.
Did your employer give you a gift, bonus, or other item of value at the end of the year? No? Lucky you.
Want to file your federal tax return right away so you can get a quick turnaround on that refund check? Sorry, the IRS says.
