Contractor or employee: What's the difference?
If you're a small-business owner, you’ll definitely want to know how the IRS comes down on this decision
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How to negotiate this gateway to college aid
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid form is a key step on the path to paying for school -- so don't get tripped up
Republican deal averts vote on impeaching head of IRS
Conservative Freedom Caucus accused John Koskinen of obstructing a probe into the treatment of tea party groups seeking tax breaks
Can fans of rapper Nelly help ease his tax woes?
Spin magazine is urging them to stream his tracks -- hundreds of millions of times -- to generate needed royalty cash
Trump paid a penalty to the IRS this year over a political donation
“I call them, and they are there for me,” he has said about the impact of his past campaign donations on politicians
Trump paid a penalty to the IRS this year over a political donation
Trump's charitable organization paid the fine after it had been revealed that it erroneously reported political donations in its 2013 tax filings
Louisiana flood victims catch a break from the IRS
The agency is relaxing its rules on withdrawals and loans from retirement accounts, but that should be a “last resort”
The IRS learns to be more flexible about IRA rollovers
The agency will now grant waivers if you miss the 60-day deadline for moving that money into another retirement account
Should that Olympic gold medal be tax deductible?
For most U.S. workers, Uncle Sam gets a cut at bonus time, but there's an argument athletes should be treated differently
"Unusual" accounting: Inside a Trump business audit
NYC audit of a 1980s hotel venture gives a rare glimpse into how a Donald Trump business operates
Here's an easy way to avoid an IRS tax audit
While the overall number of audits has fallen, that drop is particularly notable for one group of taxpayers
IRS scammers top list of worst consumer complaints
Con artists pretending to be IRS agents among the ploys being used to defraud people, annual survey finds
How pot businesses are getting smoked by high taxes
Is the Internal Revenue Service targeting the legalized marijuana industry with additional scrutiny?
When retirees are forced to make withdrawals
Hitting age 70 1/2 means you have no choice: You must start pulling money from your tax-deferred accounts -- but how much?
"Chewbacca mom" gets free gifts, may need tax advice
There's a dark side to the generosity the viral video star has received: It's the IRS
A Memorial Day thanks: Tax benefits for the military
Here are some of the unique provisions the IRS makes available to the men and women serving in America's Armed Forces
The tricky timing of 529 savings account withdrawals
Making the most of this tax-free education savings plan involves an issue that the IRS hasn't yet taken a solid stand on
5 ways Donald Trump's tax returns could spook voters
They could show how much (or little) he pays, how rich he really is or reveal some not-so-flattering financial details
Still not ready to file your tax return? Do this now
Yes, you can file an extension for more time to submit your return, but that's often not enough to avoid penalties
What are your chances of an IRS audit?
The federal agency in charge of collecting taxes is not only answering the phone less, its enforcement is also down
Why the 2016 personal tax deadline was moved to April 18
Most people know April 15 as the deadline for submitting personal tax returns, but this is not always the case -- including this year
A final checklist for last-minute tax filers
Attention tax-time procrastinators, these tips will help you avoid mistakes as you race to file by April 18
Tax payment options for when you owe the IRS
It's just about time to pay up, and though you may not be happy about it, you have more ways than ever to do it
Less-shady reasons for owning an offshore account
They're not just for money-laundering and hiding bribes -- they have several legitimate uses as well
Florida man sentenced for $100M tax-refund "fraud factory"
IRS estimated group of men were able to fraudulently obtain at least $28.2 million in actual refunds using 29,000 separate stolen identities
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Trump pitches Trump International Golf Course for site of "presidential retreat"
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