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Have you ever ended up with a surprise tax bill because of something your spouse or ex-spouse did. You may be eligible for relief.

The end of the year is fastly approaching. Here are some strategies business owners can adopt to reduce their tax bill.

Do you rely on disability income, or know someone who does? Here's what you need to know about how that income is taxed.

Believe it or not, there are legitimate ways to earn tax-free income and gains. Here are six tax-free income opportunities.

Owe in federal taxes? The third installment for 2024 is due on Monday, September 16. Contact us to make a plan to pay.

When selling business property, it's important to recognize that different types of property are subject to different tax rules. Learn more.

Caring for an elderly relative brings many personal rewards, and you might also be eligible for tax breaks. Here are four to consider.

With the high federal estate tax exemption for 2024, many people aren't worried about estate taxes. However, you might want to reconsider.

Investing in mutual funds is popular, but selling shares can lead to complex tax issues. Here are the rules you need to know.

Getting a divorce can be a difficult & painful process. Avoid adding financial stress to the situation by understanding 6 key tax issues.

On December 31, 2025, the TCJA and other tax provisions are set to expire. Here are 4 possible outcomes to prepare for.

There are several factors to consider when converting from a C to an S corporation. Consider these four tax issues you may face.

Thinking of selling a piece of land that has appreciated over the years? Expect a tax bill that could amount to 24% of your sale, or lower.

If you donate valuable items to charity and wish to claim a tax deduction, you may need a gift appraisal. Here's what you need to know.

When buying a business, the structure of the transaction CAN significantly impact your tax results after the acquisition. Read for tips.

Typically, partners are not personally liable for partnership-related expenses, but there are exceptions to this rule. Read More.

Don’t have a tax-favored retirement plan? Set one up now

Taxes are filed and accepted! After filing, follow these 3 tips.

Thorough record-keeping and legitimate business expenditures are very important for less painful IRS audits.

Here's all you'd need to know about the tax rules for a tax-favored retirement accounts.