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Confused about taxes? You’re not alone. Here’s a look at a few common tax questions that many people find themselves too embarrassed to ask — but are totally valid! 

Whether this is your first time filing a tax return or your tenth, it never hurts to have some tips handy to help you along the way. This season, keep these 6 tax tips that are perfect for young adults in mind. 1. Deduct your student loan interest. This is one of the top tax

Are you a new homeowner or ready to be a homeowner? Homeownership may seem financially scary, but there are a lot of benefits compared to renting. You can decorate or renovate your home any way you want, no more noisy neighbors who live above you and you can gain tax advantages. Yes, tax breaks! There

Millennials of all ages can agree on one issue – paying taxes for the first time is a startling wake up call. The sting of watching money disappear each paycheck rarely dissipates, and often gets worse as raises and new career moves push people into higher tax brackets. So what’s a taxpaying millennial to do?

Earlier this year, the U.S. Tax Court made a controversial ruling regarding IRA rollovers that contradicted an IRS publication designed to explain the law to taxpayers. In Bobrow v. Commissioner, the court ruled that the one-rollover-per-year rule applies to all of a taxpayer’s IRAs in aggregate, rather than on an account-by-account basis. Soon after, the IRS

Authorities in Connecticut have sent a nation-wide alert to warn consumers about a new flavor of the old “you owe taxes” scam.  Police are investigating a consumer complaint that a man identifying himself as “IRS Special Agent Adam Spencer” called a victim stating that the victim owed $7,500.00 in back taxes from 2012.  The caller