taxes

Certain tax filing and payment deadlines are extended for residents and businesses impacted by the recent wildfires and straight-line winds in New Mex…

Sometimes less income is a good thing! Here are three ways to help control your income in retirement and get a grip on the taxes you’ll pay.

It can cost you thousands of dollars each year if you fail to consider state and local taxes before moving your family from one state to another.

If you're thinking about changing jobs and moving to a different state, you could save big bucks by relocating to one of these states where the tax bi…

Taxes are unavoidable, and if you look at their history, they could be on the rise soon. So, use the Internal Revenue Code to reduce your retirement w…

Inflation is hitting hard – especially at the gas pump. But crossing state lines to avoid higher gas taxes is one way to soften the blow.

When it comes to taxes, most people are reactive rather than proactive. As a result, they’re probably paying Uncle Sam more than they need to. Here’s …

Annually adjusted contribution limits and other requirements must be met if you're covering health care costs with a Health Savings Account.

The IRS released the contribution limits, annual deductibles for health plans, and out-of-pocket expense limits for 2023 health savings accounts.

If you're planning ahead for next year's tax return, see if your 2022 standard deduction will be higher than it was for 2021.

From 401(k)s (fully taxed!) to Social Security (partially taxed) to Roth IRAs (tax free!) – it’s good to know what kind of tax bills you’ll face in th…

It’s common knowledge that retirement income is subject to taxation. What’s not as well known is that some of that income is subject to a lower tax ra…

Unless you plan ahead, your retirement savings could be a tax time bomb. Here are some strategies to help defuse it.

Nearly 60% of taxpayers expect a refund this year, and many will receive a larger amount.

Stiff penalties await those who didn't file their return (or pay any tax owed) by the tax filing deadline.

If you owe Uncle Sam money, filing your tax return late (or never) can cost you big bucks.

If you can't wrap up your federal tax return by the annual deadline, it's easy to buy yourself more time by filing a tax extension.

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With tax planning still fresh on the minds of many retirees following the tax deadline, here are five tax-savvy ways to pay for expenses throughout th…

Between requesting a tax extension, making IRA or HSA contributions, and meeting other tax deadlines, there's more to do today than just filing your f…

If you haven't already contributed the full amount to your HSA for 2021, today is the last day to do so and reduce your taxes at the same time.

If you're waiting until the last possible minute to file your tax return, you should at least know how much time you have.

As the April 18 tax filing deadline looms, parents have lots of questions about how to report the child tax credit and last year's monthly payments on…

If you're a last-minute filer, familiarize yourself with potential changes for your 2021 tax return before tackling your 1040.

You may be wondering if you have to pay taxes on your third stimulus check. The answer may surprise you.

If you didn't get a third stimulus check last year – or you didn't get the full amount – you may be able to cash in when you file your tax return this…