Taxes
Paying taxes is a vital part of being a responsible citizen, but for a lot of families and business owners, it can seem overwhelming. What tax forms do you need to fill out? If you've experienced significant life changes since the last time you filed taxes - like buying or selling a new home, receiving an inheritance, having a new baby, or starting your own business - will those events impact your tax filings? If you run a business, which items can you reasonably deduct from this year's tax return? Is e-filing taxes safe? We address these questions - and many more - to help you gather the information you need to file your taxes, save money and in some cases, get a larger tax refund.
Filing Taxes: How to File Your Own Taxes
For the majority of citizens, it's possible - and sometimes even preferable - to file your own taxes. Doing your own taxes can save you the fees associated with hiring a CPA, and if you haven't had any major changes to your income, professional or personal life over the course of the past year, it's easy to do provided you know which forms you'll need to use, and which deductions you may be eligible for.
