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Divorce and taxes can get complicated but there are a few general things you need to understand when you call it quits.
In June, the IRS sent millions of letters notifying taxpayers that they had a balance due. Known as a CP14, this notice is required by law (Internal Revenue Code Section
Nothing can quicken your heart rate like getting an IRS letter in the mail. In many cases, however, there’s no need to panic. Not all letters from the IRS result
This year’s tax filing deadline has come and gone for most people. If you’re expecting a refund, but still haven’t filed, submit your return as soon as possible. There’s no
Most taxpayers now use e-file to submit their returns. The process is easy to use, especially with the help of tax preparation software. On occasion, however, you may find that
Last year, the IRS processed over 128 million refunds at an average amount of $2,775 each. The majority of those were sent through direct deposit. The IRS encourages taxpayers to
Filing taxes is stressful, but can you imagine having your return rejected because someone else has claimed your dependent? Unfortunately, this scenario is all too common. It typically occurs with