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Recovering from a stressful tax season can provide a much needed breather for accountants, but one medical expert has some advice they can use year-round.
April 21 -
Internal Revenue Service agents busted a tax prep office less than two days before the filing deadline.
April 16 -
This year, we not only have to contend with Tax Day on April 15, but also with Tax Freedom Day and Tax Tea Parties this week.
April 15 -
Amended returns are available for taxpayers who forget toclaim extra tax benefits and can bring in extra money later, CCH noted.
April 15 -
The Internal Revenue Service said that it would make some credit and debit card convenience fees tax-deductible, but only under certain circumstances.
April 8 -
The economic crisis is forcing many states and cities to increase their sales tax rates to the highest average level ever, according to a new report.
April 8 -
This year, the Internal Revenue Service is offering a new way to file an extension request for free.
April 7 -
An early-season surge in tax filing - attributed by most observers to the declining economy - has thus far characterized this year's filing season.
April 5 -
Despite all the tax changes in the past year to stimulate the economy, the Internal Revenue Service appears to be weathering the tax season well so far.
April 5 -
Victims of severe flooding in Minnesota and North Dakota have an extra 30 days, until May 15, to file their 2008 individual tax returns and pay any taxes due.
April 2 -
As the tax deadline looms in two weeks, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants has some advice for businesses and individual taxpayers.
April 1 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued guidance to clarify the COBRA benefits offered under the recently passed stimulus bill.
April 1 -
The Internal Revenue Service has begun spreading the word about a special incentive for taxpayers to buy a new car this year: a hefty deduction next year.
March 31 -
The Internal Revenue Service has added three new forms for correcting errors on employment tax returns.
March 19 -
The Internal Revenue Service and a group of community partners plan to open their doors on Sat., March 21, to help people who need free tax preparation services, a question answered or a payment schedule arranged.
March 18 -
The Internal Revenue Service plans to discontinue live programming of its Tax Talk Today webcasts on May 12, leaving accountants worried about their continuing professional education credits.
March 17 -
President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner unveiled a new effort aimed at unlocking the tight credit market for small businesses.
March 15 -
Taxpayers who do not file their return and pay their tax by the due date may have to pay a penalty. Here are seven things you should know about failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties, according to the Internal Revenue Service. 1. The failure-to-file penalty is generally more than the failure-to-pay penalty. So if you cannot pay all the taxes you owe, you should still file your tax return and explore other payment options in the meantime.
March 15 -
2008 was a tough year for investors and 2009 so far is shaping up to be more of the same. Nevertheless, investors should not lose sight of the value of capital losses for tax purposes.Capital losses can help lessen the sting of the market's decline. Just as the government shares some of your gains by taxing them, it shares some of the losses by allowing certain deductions and carryovers. This article dusts off a handful of capital loss rules that are particularly relevant in today's economy - rules that may have been forgotten over recent years.
March 15 -
The Internal Revenue Service reported that taxpayers are electronically filing their federal tax returns in record numbers this year.
March 12