Personal Income Taxes
Have questions about your personal taxes? Read about ways to lower your taxes, reduce your chances of an audit, and get tax relief for childcare-related expenses. Also, get tips on filing your tax return, including advice for last minute tax filers and those who file or pay their taxes late.
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New Social Security Numbers Announced for 2019
For those who receive benefits, there is good news: Social Security payments will increase by 2.8% for 2019.
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Here are the top personal deductions that remain for individuals under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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What's Your Tax Filing Status?
The number one, most important thing you must decide when you file your taxes is your filing status.
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Should I Itemize or Take the Standard Deduction?
How to choose whether to itemize or take the standard deduction.
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Tax Returns: If You Haven't Filed in a While FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about failing to file tax returns.
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Is Unemployment Insurance Taxable Income?
This may come as a surprise to many, but unemployment benefits generally are taxable.
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Are Disability Pensions and Benefits Taxable Income?
Not always, but many disability-related payments are taxable income.
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An Overview of Personal Income Taxes
What you need to know to file and pay your taxes.
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Our Tax Laws -- Understanding the Rules of the Game
Understanding the tax code, regulations, rulings and court cases.
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Tax Issues for Same-Sex Couples After the Windsor case
Learn how states and the federal government handle gay and lesbian couples for tax purposes after the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage ("DOMA").
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Same Sex Couples: IRS Tax Filing Status After United States v. Windsor
With the Supreme Court ruling on DOMA, the IRS recognizes same sex marriages for tax purposes.
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