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Love and Taxes: Tax Benefits of Marriage

Love and Taxes: Tax Benefits of Marriage

When those wedding bells start ringing, phrases like “tax bracket” and “married filing jointly” are probably the last thing on your mind. However, once the couple eats the cake, the newlyweds toss the bouquet, and the next chapter of your life officially begins, it’s...
What Medical Expenses are Tax Deductible?

What Medical Expenses are Tax Deductible?

Even with good insurance and a low deductible, no one truly enjoys paying medical bills. One bright side to big bills is the opportunity to claim your medical expenses as a deduction on your tax return, as long as your bills are greater than 7.5% percent of your tax...
Are Work-Related Devices a Tax Write Off?

Are Work-Related Devices a Tax Write Off?

You may have heard tax reform eliminated tax deductions for unreimbursed employee business expenses beginning with your 2018 taxes. If you own your own business, however, you can still deduct business expenses. So what high-tech toys (oops, excuse me, necessary...
E-File is Now Open: Why You Should File Your Taxes Early

E-File is Now Open: Why You Should File Your Taxes Early

Today, January 29, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) officially kicked off the opening of the 2024 tax filing season and is now accepting and processing tax year 2023 e-filed tax returns. As we all know, some taxpayers wait until the last minute to file their taxes,...
TurboTax Answers Most Commonly Asked Tax Questions

TurboTax Answers Most Commonly Asked Tax Questions

Although the federal tax deadline is April 15, taxpayers are encouraged to file their taxes now to get their refund ASAP. Most people receive a tax refund each year, and last year, the average federal tax refund was more than 3,000. As taxpayers continue to file their...