There are many that do not realize it is possible to pay taxes quarterly, instead of in one lump sum at the end of the tax year. Quarterly tax payment...
Should I still file my taxes if I know I can’t pay them?
Taxes are an unfortunate byproduct of living in the United States. While the intentions are good as taxes help support services like education and roa...
According to a recent quiz that was offered to random Americans on the street by GOBankingRates, 77 percent failed to understand some of the important...
It seems like 2019 will be one of the more monumental years for taxes in quite some time, even though every year has some shift in tax laws and rules ...
Businesses are well aware of sales tax. In every state but Alaska, Montana, Oregon, Delaware and New Hampshire, companies have had to deal with it sin...
There are few things scarier in life than the IRS coming after your hard earned assets. It’s like the adult version of the boogie-man, you like to t...
A penalty abatement, or first-time abatement (FTA), is a penalty waiver that some but probably not as many taxpayers have taken advantage of in the pa...
The IRS has the right to seize property when an individual refuses, neglects or fails to pay federal income taxes owed. Whether it’s intentional or ...
Real estate tax that goes unpaid is not a good predicament. Like a lot of types of unpaid taxes, it can result in serious consequences including home ...
There is no word dirtier in the tax vocabulary than a tax audit. Practically every taxpayer is afraid of one, even if they take the proper steps in pr...