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A relative of mine recently found out that his tax preparer was engaging in some shady practices. Now he’s being audited, and the tax preparer is refusing to represent him — unless he pays even more. Apparently there is a rash of poor tax preparers that can land you in hot water. Read More

Lessons learned from your 2013 tax return. Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, shares some tips on lessons learned from 2013 tax return and how to can change your 2014 return in this post on Small Business Trends. Read More

Now that another tax season has come to an end, it’s a good time to take stock of your situation, and consider what you might do to improve your situation going forward. Read More

You don't want to be one of those who make frivolous tax arguments in an attempt to reduce -- or avoid -- paying what you owe. Here are some of the arguments that the IRS considers frivolous.
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Hopefully, you weren’t one of thousands who scrambled to file returns by April 15. But even if you filed with plenty of time to spare, tax day can be stressful. Read these four tips for recovering from tax day. Read More

If you’re self-employed, you may be joining the last-minute rush of individual taxpayers to get their forms in. Entrepreneurs are increasingly forming limited liability companies (LLCs), instead of incorporating, in part due to the tax advantages. So April 15 is tax day for these small business own Read More

Tax debt is one of the most difficult and stressful situations to overcome, since it combines two of the most debilitating financial situations. If you want to reduce your tax debt stress, here are 4 strategies to employ. Read More

One of the best ways to legally reduce your tax bill is to take advantage of tax deductions. Here are some of the most common tax deductions you will run into. Read More

If your state collects income tax, you need to file a state return as well as a federal return. If you've moved in the last year, you might need to file more than one state tax return. Read More