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Even as the odds fall of getting audited, this trio can put you in the taxman’s crosshairs
Making your money last in retirement is more important than ever, given longer lifespans and rising health care costs
You may need to take a "required minimum distribution" by Friday March 31 this year, instead of the usual April 1
A young Argentinian woman posted her 1040 IRS form on Facebook to show that illegal immigrants also pay U.S. taxes
Companies have many ways to profit from such service, and several are fighting hard to keep the IRS itself out of it
You'll pay processing fees and interest charges and could max out your credit -- here's a better way to pay off a big tax bill
Low-income taxpayers have a nearly secret weapon for getting help to put money away for retirement
Yes, you can get back more in a refund than you actually paid in income taxes, but not if you don't file
These dollar-for-dollar reductions in your tax bill could save you plenty, so don’t ignore them
These simple strategies can help taxpayers hold on to as much of their income as possible
In many situations, there’s no requirement to do so, but the conditions that free you from filing aren't exactly simple
You're less likely to get hit with an expected bill this tax season if you follow this simple advice
Their advantage: They aren't subject to being phased out as your adjusted gross income goes up
Here are some tips for choosing a tax pro and not getting blind-sided by unexpectedly high charges
Yes, you can file an extension for more time to submit your return, but that's often not enough to avoid penalties
The federal agency in charge of collecting taxes is not only answering the phone less, its enforcement is also down
If you need more time to file your tax return, here's how to get an extension from Uncle Sam
Most people know April 15 as the deadline for submitting personal tax returns, but this is not always the case -- including this year
Attention tax-time procrastinators, these tips will help you avoid mistakes as you race to file by April 18
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
A scheme in which criminals impersonate top executives raising money has resulted in losses of more than $2 billion, FBI says
Emails purporting to be from the IRS seek to trick taxpayers into handing over personal information; they have increased 400 percent this tax season
Buy a Big Gulp and pay the federal government all in one stop
These mistakes often mean you're paying more taxes than necessary or, even worse, you're under-reporting your income and owe Uncle Sam
Prices and plans for this type of software keep changing, and what was best for you last year isn't necessarily so now
