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You’re a busy working parent. And then summer break starts up again. You might have friends or family helping out with child care during the summer months. But this is also when we have all types of different activities ...

While taxes can seem tricky at times, there are still some easy options for individuals to consistently maximize their benefits and minimize their liabilities. A few specific behaviors can help you navigate just about any complexity with the tax ...

The types of tax forms you need to file your return will arrive in your mailbox at different times. Fortunately, keeping an eye out for each one—and then managing them correctly—doesn’t need to be all that complicated!

Caring for a sick, elderly or disabled person can be challenging both emotionally and financially. You’re already dealing with daily stress. Then there’s the chance that the plans you’ve been making for your future plans will have to change, ...

Taxpayers often think of early April as the official “tax season,” but it actually kicks off much sooner! The IRS starts accepting tax returns as early as January. You don’t need to wait until spring to file. In fact, ...

When you own a business, keeping an eye on your incoming revenue and expenses will often be a normal part of your weekly or daily routine. But in terms of tax planning, watching your company’s bottom line alone isn’t ...

Setting aside a little time for reflection at the end of the year is great for our mental, emotional, and even financial wellbeing. Running the numbers now and getting a few items in order can help put yourself ahead ...

Knocking a few items off your to-do list at the end of the year may save you a good chunk of money once spring rolls around. There are a handful of strategies that can help lower your tax obligation, ...

Not all aspects of the tax code will apply to your family. However, there are certain areas that you want to be aware of in advance. The Nanny Tax is just one example of something that can easily get ...