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Procrastinator Alert: E-file Your Taxes at 11:59 p.m. April 15
Tax preparers love e-filing as much as taxpayers. Here are the many reasons. NEW YORK (MainStreet) — It’s that time again — tax season.…
For tax refunds, direct deposit is the way to go
Some taxpayers like to actually get a check from the government, but there are distinct advantages of requesting direct deposit. NEW YORK (MainStreet) —…
The rules on deducting student loan interest
You can claim up to $2,500 in interest paid on qualified student loans used to pay for college or vocational school. NEW YORK (MainStreet)…
What’s the best tax break for childcare expenses?
Most working parents have only one way of getting a tax break on the expenses they pay for childcare – the special tax credit allowed…
Can The Windfall Tax Affect You?
[video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://www.irs.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Understanding_Windfall_Tax_Impacts.mp4"][/video] The windfall tax is deceptively simple. When you receive a windfall — whether it’s an inheritance from a relative, winnings…
Smart move: Deduct your relocation expenses
Did you move for a job last year? You may be entitled to a deduction for your unreimbursed moving expenses.NEW YORK (MainStreet) — Did you…
Tax-savvy ways to save for your kid’s college expenses
The tax code provides several ways to defer or avoid taxes while saving for your child's education. The tax code provides several ways to…
Tips on handling alimony at tax time
The deduction for alimony is not limited to support payments. NEW YORK (MainStreet) — If you are paying alimony you may be able to…
