How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Landlords

The new tax law has some major changes in store for landlords.

How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Individual Taxpayers

Find out what the new tax law has in store for your personal taxes.

How Does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affect Homeowners?

Among the most controversial provisions of the new tax law are those reducing the tax benefits of home ownership.

How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Employees

Employees will lose many valuable job-related tax deductions under the new tax law.

Pension Plan Limits for 2017 Announced by IRS

January 1, 2017. The Internal Revenue Service released 2017 tax year cost of living adjustments for pension plans and other retirement-related items. Here is a summary of the more significant items for 2017.

IRS Changes Installment Agreement Fees Effective 2017

Under the fee schedule, the highest fee goes up while new online options offer discounts.

IRS Provides Tax Relief for Hurricane Irma Victims

IRS tax filing and payment deadlines have been extended, and retirement plans distribution rules eased, for hurricane victims.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act - What Applies in 2017?

A few parts of the new tax law apply in 2017--and most of them can save you money on your 2017 taxes.

IRS Tax Rates and Annual Adjustments for 2016

The IRS has released 2016 tax rate schedules and cost-of-living increases for several important tax items.

What Deductions Were Extended or Made Permanent in the 2015 Tax Extenders Bill (the PATH Act)?

Find out about the most significant tax breaks for businesses and individuals that were made permanent or extended in the 2015 tax extenders bill.

HSA Contribution Limits For 2016

The IRS has announced the deduction limits for 2016 HSA contributions.

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.

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").

Gay Couples: Filing an IRS Claim for DOMA-Related Tax Refunds

Gay couples could file a claim with the IRS for DOMA-related tax refund claims after the Windsor case.

Should same-sex spouses amend their federal tax returns to change their filing status?

There often is a tax advantage to filing as married so same sex spouses should consider amending their returns for filings before the Windsor case.

IRS Waives Penalty on 2014 Health Insurance Premium Overpayments

Do you owe the IRS for excess premium tax credit payments for 2014? Find out how to get the late payment penalty waived if you can't repay it all at taxtime.

IRS Announces Cost of Living Increases for 2015

The IRS has announced 2015 tax rate schedules and cost-of-living increases for several important tax items.

New Rules for IRA Rollovers in 2015

Only one IRA rollover per year will be allowed, regardless of how many IRAs you own--a new IRS limitation.

What Deductions Were Extended or Made Permanent in the 2015 Tax Extenders Bill (the PATH Act)?

Find out about the most significant tax breaks for businesses and individuals that were made permanent or extended in the 2015 tax extenders bill.

How does the Fiscal Cliff Tax Deal Affect Your Taxes?

Find out what the new tax deal means for you in 2013.

Welcome to the New Post-"Bush Tax Cut" Era Tax Rates

A look at the new tax rates for 2013 and beyond.

Changes to the Capital Gains Tax Rules Under the American Taxpayer Relief Act

Taxpayers scrambled to sell capital assets in 2012 anticipating changes to the capital gains tax rates. Find out what happened for 2013.

Why Raising Taxes On the Rich Doesn't Hurt the Economy

Lowering top tax rates has not proven to increase economic growth. Here are the facts and figures.

How the Rich Got Pushed Off the Fiscal Cliff

From the new capital gains tax rate to the Medicare taxes to the Pease limitation: How the wealthy will pay higher taxes in 2013.

What Is the Impact of a Budget Sequester on the IRS?

Among the federal agencies slated to have its budget cut due the sequester is the IRS. Find out how this will affect taxpayers.