New York Suspends Licenses, Drives Tax Delinquents To Pay Up
NY has a message for drivers who owe taxes: you’re running out of time.
NY has a message for drivers who owe taxes: you’re running out of time.
Tax filings for 2014 have outpaced filings for the same time last year, but visits to the IRS Web site are down.
Rest easy, folks: your tax refunds are safe. Despite dire warnings that tax refund delays could happen if Congress didn’t address the debt ceiling crisis (the same worries we had last year), we don’t have anything to worry about for 2014. Well, at least not as it relates to refunds and the debt ceiling. In…
Okay, that’s not exactly what they said. But more or less. Citing heavy call volume and “limited resources” on the run-up to the Presidents Day holiday, the IRS has issued a plea call reminder that there are other alternatives available to help taxpayers. Specifically, they want you to click over to their web site. At…
As our athletes medal in Sochi, the chatter has again started about whether those medals – and the associated bonuses – should be exempt from federal income tax. Is it appropriate? Or necessary? I say no to both. And here’s why.
Ready to work on your tax returns but can’t find your forms W-2, 1099 and others? Here’s what you need to know.
Tax season is finally here. Now that you’ve filed, you’re likely waiting on that refund… here’s what you need to know.
As the snow piles on, so are the weather-related expenses. Are there any tax breaks in sight?
It’s the Super Bowl. You’re watching for the football, right? Over a quarter of those tuned in do so to watch the commercials. That’s good news for advertisers – and lucky for them, they can take a tax deduction for the expense. But you don’t have to be a Super Bowl advertiser to claim promotional and advertising expenses.
Tax season officially opens this week. While some taxpayers are anxious to get started, others wonder whether they have to file at all. Here’s what you need to know…