Family and Taxes
The Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit
Federal Tax Break for Households With Children and/or Dependents Many parents and people caring for dependent family members can receive a tax credit for expenses paid to…
Married Filing Jointly
Tax Considerations for Newly Married Couples you’re getting married, taxes are probably the last thing you want to think about. However, it is still important…
The Differences Between Taxable And Non-Taxable Income
Learn the Differences Between Taxable and Non-Taxable Income As many are still recovering from the Great Recession, the idea of having income (or even…
How to Determine Your Federal Filing Status
When you fill out your income tax return, you must indicate on the form what your federal filing status is. There are 5 filing status…
Do you have any tax tips for newlyweds?
If you got married last year, you’ll be checking the “married, filing jointly” box on your tax return. As a couple, your taxes will go…
Tax tips for newlyweds from five experts
Not paying attention to how marriage changes your tax picture can hit newlyweds in the bank account for years after a wedding. NEW YORK…
Windfalls and your taxes
When you receive a windfall — whether it’s an inheritance from a relative, winnings from the lottery or gambling, or proceeds from a legal settlement…
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…
