Nothing lasts forever, but you wouldn't believe it by looking at some people's record-keeping systems. Prolific pack rats insist on keeping every scrap of paper, just in case. ...
No more excuses. Send something to the IRS by the deadline, or face the consequences.
The end of tax season is nigh! Follow our step-by-step instructions for stress-free filing.
Each state has its own taxation system, usually a combination of income, sales and property taxes.
Don't drown under tons of old tax forms. Here are the best ways to organize your records.
Just discovered you fouled up your tax return? Here's your second chance to get it right.
A couple has a choice of filing jointly or separately. Consider both options.
Taking a loss can pay off at tax filing time, as long as you sell by the end of the tax year.
Got a job a few hundred miles away? The IRS helps you move, allowing deductions for some expenses.
Did you win big at the races? Uncle Sam wants to know about your good luck.
The IRS would like you to pay electronically. Here's a look at Uncle Sam's e-payment options.
Just one slip could cost you or delay your refund. Be sure to watch out for these pitfalls.
Nonmatching name and Social Security number on a tax return could mean costly problems.
