Two years ago, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) had 74,608 pages in their Tax Code (laws). More pages have been added since then. Is it...

Nothing chills our veins like a letter from the IRS. Especially when you open the letter and find you’re under an IRS Audit or under an...

On December 8, 2017, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) made changes to its authentication system. This is the system that verifies tax...

When doing your taxes, one of the deductions most overlooked are charitable contributions. You can deduct a maximum of up to 50% of your...

Lyndon McLellan has owned a small convenience store in rural North Carolina for the past 13 years. His store, L&M Convenience Mart, is...

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This is the time of year millions of Americans begin pulling out receipts to start compiling their tax deductions before the April 15th...

Under normal circumstances, when your home mortgage debt is either all or in part cancelled you will be taxed on that amount. However,...

The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act was passed in 2007, and allowed homeowners the protection of forgiving mortgage debt. Mortgage...

No one wants to give their hard-earned money to the IRS. Read our blog post to get tips on ways to save money on your taxes, and make...

Under the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights, Colorado taxpayers are entitled to a refund if a business generates more than $67 million in...