With the COVID19 pandemic, it gets even much harder for businesses and individuals to pay their taxes on time. Unfortunately, individuals and businesses, who have unpaid taxes, risk severe punishments by…
The information contained in this post is not intended to replace the advice of a qualified tax professional. Ever since copies of Marie Kondo’s “Tidying Up’ started flying off the…
If you’re one of the more than 13 million student loan borrowers (including parent PLUS loans) no one needs to tell you about the pain of those monthly payments. If…
Fourth quarter is around the corner. Do you know where your tax documents are? Your teachers were right. It’s so much easier to get organized at the beginning of the…
Ignoring that past due tax debt will get your new year off to a stressful start 2015 will be history in a matter of days. If looking back on 2015…
Although the economy is showing signs of life is most parts of the country, there are still some consumers struggling to regain financial footing lost in the recession. Plunging…
The Most Overlooked Tax DeductionsYesterday's post discussed five of the most easily missed tax deductions. Now is a great time to review your receipts and records to see if you…
According to the IRS, many tax refunds are unclaimed each year. Here are some simple steps to make sure yours isn't one of them. 1. File your returns each and…
According to the Wall Street Journal, the average college grad in the class of 2015 will be $35,000 in debt on average. For many students, student loans are the…
Thanksgiving marks the official start of the holiday season. Friends, family, food, and those awkward office parties. Taking on a side gig or seasonal job can help you offset the…