When you ask most taxpayers about available tax deductions, the deduction for medical expenses immediately springs to mind. It’s probably one of the most talked
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Deduct This: The History Of Student Loan Interest
This week, I reached a pretty significant milestone: I finally paid off my undergraduate student loans. Hold the champagne: I now get to plug away
Read MoreFix The Tax Code Friday: Lower Tax Rates
It’s the return of Fix the Tax Code Friday! Earlier this month, executives from Boeing Co., Sears Holding Management Corp., Emerson Electric Co. and Perrigo
Read MoreOne Billion Served: IRS Hits Milestone
The Internal Revenue Service has announced that it has now passed the one billion mark for individual tax returns processed through its electronic filing (or
Read MoreIRS Issues Guidance For Charities – And A Warning To Donors
Today, the Internal Revenue Service announced that approximately 275,000 formerly tax-exempt organizations have lost their charitable status as a result of failing to file the
Read MoreWaiting On Another Federal Stimulus Check?
Prepare to keep waiting. A flurry of dismal news including a somber May jobs report and a less than encouraging report from Federal Reserve Chairman
Read MoreCommuters Win With Cycling Fringe Benefits
Today marked the 27th running of the TD Bank Philadelphia Men’s International Cycling Championship, the longest running single-day cycling road race in the United States.
Read MoreIs Ryan’s Medicare Proposal The Right Kind Of Change?
It was one of those jaw dropping, rubbing your eyes, cleaning out your ears moments. Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich, thought by many to be a
Read MoreThe Month After: Refund Status, Lost Checks & Tax Planning
Tomorrow (May 18) marks exactly one month after Tax Day 2011. I know, just a month, right? It feels a lot longer to those of
Read MoreAsk The Taxgirl: Filing Late
Taxpayer asks: I didn’t file my taxes yet. I have my reasons. What I need to know is can I wait until next year now
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