Understanding Your Forms: Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement
Here’s what you should know about the form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement.
Here’s what you should know about the form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement.
By now, you probably have a stack of tax forms from employers, banks and other issuers on your desk. Sometimes, those tax forms go straight to a tax professional, unopened. Other times, taxpayers may dutifully open those forms and type the information, box for box, into tax preparation software. In both cases, it’s not unusual…
The IRS has extra cash: more than $1 billion in extra cash. And some of it might belong to you. More than one million taxpayers who were due a refund failed to file a federal income tax return in 2008, resulting in more than $1 billion sitting and waiting to be collected. The IRS estimates…
The IRS has announced that it will no longer mail tax forms to taxpayers. Beginning this week, taxpayers who have previously filed a paper form (about 8% of filers) will receive a postcard with instructions on how they can get paper forms if they need them for the 2010 tax year. Of course, the irony…
Only you’re not late… Slow down! You’ve got a minute to spare. Despite the hype in the press, you’re not a “late filer” if you still haven’t filed your federal income taxes. The official due date is April 15 – that’s tomorrow. Your return must be postmarked no later than April 15. You can…