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Here's a Tax Break That Married Couples Often Overlook
Saving for retirement can be tough for married spouses who stay home to care for family or otherwise have scant income. But there is a tax break offered by the Internal Revenue Service that can help them and their partner save for retirement: a spousal IRA.
Here's What Happens When Your Tax Refund Is Delayed
The IRS isn't responsible for paying interest on tax refunds that are delayed to a mistake on your part. But if your tax return is error-free, then the IRS is obligated to issue your refund in a reasonable amount of time, defined as 45 days.
What To Do If The IRS Knocks On Your Door?
Should you chat with an IRS agent who knocks on your door?
Questions Potential Business Partners Should Ask Themselves
Talking up front about tough subjects like how you work, how you deal with stress and your expectations for the business can save lots of headaches later.
How to Avoid IRS Underpayment Penalties
Dealing with taxes can be a daunting task, and one aspect that often causes stress and financial strain is the possibility of IRS underpayment penalties. These penalties can occur when you don't pay enough in taxes throughout the year, whether you're a self-employed individual, a small business owner, or an employee with multiple sources of income.
IRS Warns of 'Wildly Inaccurate Tax Advice' on Social Media
Bogus claims on social media are nothing new. But when it comes to taxes, misleading information on social media can lead to financial or even legal problems, the IRS warns.