Tips to make next year's taxes less stressful
Most of us approach taxes as something to put off thinking about until absolutely necessary. However, with a bit of forethought and preparation, you can make next year's taxes go much more smoothly.
How to safeguard your tax returns from identity theft
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Identity thieves are sophisticated and may get your information despite your best efforts. That doesn't mean, however, that common sense precautions don't work.
Our favorite income tax apps for iPad
The big deadline to file your income taxes with the IRS is Tuesday, April 17. Though it's still a bit limited, the tax app selection for iPad is better than any other platform.
Does online tax software really save you money?
Both online tax software and tax professionals have their own set of advantages, but which one is actually better for your bottom line?
What does filing as head of household mean for your taxes?
In order to file as head of household, you must meet several requirements. Find out whether being head of household comes with any tax benefits.
Use your tax refund wisely
Eight smart ways to spend that bonus paycheck
Mortgage and home tax deductions
What federal tax deductions can you take for a mortgage and other home ownership expenses?
6 steps to take if you can't pay your taxes
If you owe money this year, and lack enough money in reserves to pay the entire debt, you can take many steps to stay on Uncle Sam's good side.
The new tax rules explained
Congress and President Obama may have avoided the fiscal cliff, but that does not mean taxpayers escaped tax increases.
IRS plans January 30th tax season opening for 1040 filers
Following the tax law changes made under the American Taxpayer Relief Act, the IRSit plans to open the 2013 filing season and begin processing individual income tax returns on Jan. 30.
House joins Senate to OK bill that avoids fiscal cliff
The House of Representatives settled on an 11th-hour agreement that averted widespread tax increases and spending cuts that were set to kick in Jan. 1.
10 ways to use your tax refund to improve your finances
10 ways to use your income tax refund to get out of debt, build a brighter future.
Fiscal cliff: Mortgage deduction is safe for most
Should you be worried that Congress will take away your mortgage interest deduction as part of the "fiscal cliff" negotiations? For the great majority of homeowners, the answer is "no."
Tax Tip: Where's my refund?
Looking for your tax refund? The IRS has the answer for where it is, along with a host of other refund-related questions.
How to get an extension on your taxes
There are times that, no matter how hard you try, you just can't get your taxes filed on time. If that's the case, then you will need to file for an extension.
5 tax security strategies for small business
Tax time is prime time for cybercrooks, with all that financial data filed online. Here's how to protect your company's sensitive data.
Start preparing now for upcoming tax season
Leaving tax prep to a last-minute cram session could disrupt your business in the spring. To avoid a crunch, you should prepare for tax deadlines well in advance.
General tax & IRS information
Mortgage and home tax deductions
The new tax rules explained
IRS plans January 30th tax season opening for 1040 filers
Tax Tip: Where's my refund?
How to get an extension on your taxes
Eight important tax questions for hobbyists
Understanding IRS guidance: A brief primer
Find your nearest IRS office
Related tax links
Top Tax Return Mistakes
Tax season cautions
Online scams that impersonate the IRS
13 tips everyone should know about identity theft
Taxpayers cautioned about bogus 'IRS' web sites
5 tax security strategies for small business
Be wary of anti-tax evasion schemes
Uncle Sam wants you to help nab tax cheats
IRS lists four more frivolous tax claims to avoid
Understanding IRS guidance: A brief primer
More Tax Tips
File and pay online
e-file or Free File with the IRS
e-file lets you easily file an accurate tax return or get an extension.
e-file providers
Electronic payment options
The IRS' Frequently Asked Questions
Download tax forms
Federal tax forms & publications
Print federal forms and other information.
IRS offers free, comprehensive tax guide
Download Publication 17 (PDF)
State tax forms
Find your nearest IRS office
5 ways to obtain IRS forms and publications
The IRS has free tax forms and publications on a wide variety of topics. If you need IRS forms, here are five easy methods for getting the information you need.
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