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Divorce is a life-altering event that can significantly impact not only your emotional and social life but also your financial situation

The IRS and taxpayers may have another rough tax season. Here's how you can prepare.

Learn whether your business needs to file forms 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC.

Learn how the basis of an asset is used to calculate tax deductions for depreciation, casualties, and depletion, as well as gains or losses.

Read about these new rules that will apply to digital asset transactions in 2023. The first crypto tax forms will appear in January 2024.

If you have a large estate subject to the estate tax upon your death, consider ways to give some of your wealth to your loved ones now.

Many disabled individuals qualify for tax credits and other benefits. Here are a few of them:

Here are important December 2021 tax due dates you need to know about:

Be sure to utilize all of the tax-saving strategies you can during the 2021 tax season.

Tax penalties aren't often intentionally accrued by taxpayers. Most whose wallets may be damaged do not know they are being penalized.

Here are a few things taxpayers who fail to pay on time need to know so they can avoid IRS penalties for underpayment:

Bunching is an effective tax strategy to consider as the end of the year approaches. Learn when and how to utilize bunching.

You should be aware of specific tax issues if you have owned, purchased, sold, gifted, or used cryptocurrency in business transactions.

To understand tax articles and instructions written by tax professionals and authors, one needs to understand the basic terminology :

Here are important November 2021 tax due dates you need to know about:

Find out more about the Work Opportunity Tax Credit if you are a business owner and are hiring new workers.

The tax situation of every taxpayer is unique. Below you will find a list of possible tax strategies that you might find useful:

Here are the 2021 October due dates you need to know:

Here are the October extended due dates that may apply to you:

IRS assigns Identity Protection PINs (IP PINs) are to prevent misuse of social security numbers. Why should you get one?