It’s 4/20, sometimes called National Weed Day. The possession of marijuana is prohibited by federal law even though a number of states have laws to the contrary – and are making money off of the once-forbidden drug.
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Tax Day is April 18, 2017. To help ease that IRS-related stress, consider taking advantage of one of these Tax Day freebies, specials and deals.
Wonder how you measure up to other taxpayers? Acxiom Corporation took a dive into taxpayer data. Here’s what they found.
It’s Taxes From A to Z! Z is for zero percent rate.
It’s Taxes From A to Z (2017)! Y is for Your Rights As A Taxpayer.
It’s “Ask the Taxgirl.” Today’s question focuses on the capital gains exclusion for the sale of your primary residence.
It’s “Ask the taxgirl.” Today’s question focuses on reporting interest from life insurance proceeds.
It’s “Ask the taxgirl!” Today’s question focuses on filing status when you want to file your tax returns separately from your spouse.
It’s “Ask the Taxgirl.” Today’s question focuses on whether tuition may be deductible as a charitable contribution.