During tax season, members of the United States Armed Forces are frequently deployed outside their home state or country. There are many resources available to make tax time easier as a US service member. Learn everything you need to know about your taxes as a member of the military in this ultimate guide. Read more
Most taxpayers have additional forms, or schedules, to accompany their federal tax returns. One of these forms is Schedule 1 (Form 1040), which outlines different types of income not reported. Learn all about Schedule 1, and when you should file it, in this guide. Read more
The Schedule C: Profit or Loss From Business shows how much money you made or lost when you operated your own business as a sole proprietorship. Learn everything you need to know about this self employed tax form in our ultimate guide. Read more
Tax professionals who have earned the Enrolled Agent or EA designation are truly tax experts. Learn all about enrolled agents, and when you might need one, in this explanatory guide. Read more
A tax dependent is a child or relative whose characteristics and relationship to you qualify you for tax benefits. It can be difficult to tell if someone is a tax dependent - here's a quick rundown. Read more
Even though Turbotax and other programs are easy to use, they have their own limitations. Spending the extra cash to hire a professional can actually save you money in the long run if your financial situation becomes complex. Learn when you should leave the software to an experienced professional in our guide. Read more
All of us make mistakes - it's a fact of life. If you've filed your income tax return but discover you made a mistake, learn how to amend your tax return using Form 1040X, when to amend a return, and more in our complete guide. Read more
There are several ways for you to pay your federal income taxes. Similarly, if you don't pay your taxes, the IRS has several ways to pursue recourse. In this guide, we will explore tax liens, how they work, and how to avoid them. Read more
The only mail you hope to get from the IRS is your refund check. However, there may be bad news in the mail from the IRS as well. Here’s all that you need to know about receiving, responding to, and what to do about IRS letters and notices. Read more
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