The Uber Drivers Guide to Taxes

By Top Tax Staff

Ride share companies like Uber are becoming increasingly popular in cities throughout the U.S. Along with providing the public with invaluable transportation services, these companies also allow people to earn lucrative incomes as drivers. 

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What Do You Need to Do if You Change Tax Brackets?

By Top Tax Staff

Climbing the corporate ladder and earning more money are generally viewed as advantageous practices in today's business world. Most people want to earn higher salaries and bring home more money as they are promoted.  
 
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How to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft

By Top Tax Staff

Identity thieves continue to plague society in their quest to steal people's sensitive information. Millions of people each year find themselves victim of this time-consuming, expensive, and devastating crime. You can protect yourself now by using these important tips to protect yourself from identity theft.

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What Happens if I Miss the Extended Corporations Tax Deadline in 2017?

By Top Tax Staff

Just like private citizens, business owners must file and pay their federal taxes each year. When these individuals realize that they may not be able to file on time, they have the option of requesting a tax extension from the IRS.

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Do Tax Appeals Work?

By Top Tax Staff

The IRS does not necessarily have the last word when it comes to your returns or how much money you owe the government. When you go through the appeals process, you have the right and responsibility of presenting evidence and arguing in your own best interests. You can increase the chances of winning your tax appeal by learning how this process works and what is expected of you as a taxpayer.

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The Guide to Lowering Your Retirement Taxes

By Top Tax Staff

Strategies for Paying Fewer Taxes After Retirement 

After you retire, you no longer have the security of a regular paycheck to buoy your bank account during tight financial times. You must subsist on your pension, Social Security check, and money you have invested in the stock market. 

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Tax Season is Over - Now What?

By Top Tax Staff

Many taxpayers cannot wait for the tax filing seasons to end. Once you hit the Submit button or put your return in the mail box, you are ready to enjoy the rest of the year, knowing that you have filed your taxes successfully.

While you are entitled to every bit of relief that you feel after tax season, you should not delay in preparing to file your returns next year. You can start your prep work now by following a few simple and fast tips.

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The Pros and Cons of Using Tax Return Apps and Software

By Top Tax Staff

The new tax year ushers in the release of new tax preparation software and apps that all promise to make filing your taxes fast and easy. As tempting as it may be to try out one of these programs, you also must wonder if doing so would be in your own best interest. You can choose between using a tax preparation program or app or hiring a tax pro to do your taxes by learning more about each option.

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The Difference between Taxable and Tax-Free College Scholarships

By Top Tax Staff

Scholarships are valuable resources to help pay for college. Depending on the type that you receive, however, you may have to pay taxes on these academic awards. You can prepare your tax returns and comply with the IRS by learning the difference between tax-free and taxable scholarships.

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Criteria for Avoiding Obamacare Penalties This Tax Season

By Top Tax Staff

The Affordable Care Act's individual mandate requires that you purchase and keep a minimum level of health insurance for you and your family throughout the tax year. If you refuse or fail to buy this coverage, you could be fined when you file your tax returns. You can prepare your returns and protect your finances by knowing how you can avoid Obamacare penalties this tax season.

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