I’ve moved a lot over the last five years and I sometimes don’t fill out a change of address form. One of my friends mentioned that I should check to see if I might have money that I’ve overlooked from... (Continue reading)
It's tax-filing season, and whether taxes are done in January or at midnight on April 15, the question isn’t “Will you file your taxes?” but rather “Who will do them for you?”... (Continue reading)
Like mother, like daughter. And that’s just fine by Dasha Lundy. Her mother taught her the importance of saving at least 10% of whatever she had.... (Continue reading)
Looks like Uncle Sam has a little treat for cash-strapped college students.... (Continue reading)
Who will prepare your taxes this year?... (Continue reading)
I got to tweeting with a friend about filing tax returns. Specifically, we were discussing the difference between standardized and itemized deductions and which would work best for us.... (Continue reading)
Ever wonder how the IRS chooses to audit someone? Well, wonder no more.... (Continue reading)
Glenn R. Carrington, national tax director for client services at Ernst & Young L.L.P., is on a mission. After 30 years in the tax profession, he is anticipating retiring in four to five years—but not before he imparts some advice... (Continue reading)
I throw benefit concerts every month for different organizations in need. I’m currently working on acquiring 501(c)(3) status. How do I get media coverage?... (Continue reading)
As the clock strikes midnight on Jan. 1, it will also usher in the start of tax season. As everyone knows, you have until April 15th to file your state and federal income tax forms. But many tax experts recommend... (Continue reading)