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May 15, 2013 | Posted By: Angie Picardo
Let’s cut to the chase: employment costs sometimes costs us money. Those who are employed understand it far too well: inevitable costs arise when a job is earned. Finances are needed to transport workers to and from work sites, to sustain their energy during the day, socialize with coworkers, and pay for the cost of gasoline and various types of insurance throughout the daily activity. The employed are regularly faced with the reminder that simply having a job requires a basic level of investment, and so working classes at all levels constantly think about how to cut corners, while still investing in their futures.
April 12, 2013 | Posted By: Bryan Marsden
The deadline for filing your taxes is right around the corner. If you are like me, and have already done your taxes, then there isn’t much to worry about. But what happens if you miss the tax deadline? What steps do you need to take, and what happens if you don’t take those steps?
April 10, 2013 | Posted By: Brittany Meierdirk
At FatWallet we love our freebies, and because of the day everyone has been dreading, Tax Day, we thought we'd do a round up of all the freebies and discounts that many restaurants and businesses are offering to take the pain out of Tax Day! Whether you were able to get a return, or you're paying in; there are great deals to take advantage of before they are gone! Many offers are today only. Most offers limit 1 per person why supplies last at participating locations.
March 20, 2013 | Posted By: Bryan Marsden
Each and every year, people miss out on tax deductions that would have otherwise enabled them to reduce their income tax liability or, for some, possibly even increase the amount of their tax refund. To help you discover hidden tax breaks that you may be eligible for, I've developed this list of 13 commonly missed tax deductions:
March 5, 2013 | Posted By: Jim Wang
If you're one of the many American taxpayers set to receive a whopping tax refund this year (the average tax refund last year was almost $3,000), you probably want a few good ideas on what to do with it. A few years ago, I shared six ways to spend that money wisely but this year I want to go in the other direction - what's the best way to save some of that money for the future?
January 16, 2013 | Posted By: Casey Walters
It's that time of year again that we often dread...Tax Season! Here are some helpful tips to make for an easy filing.
August 17, 2012 | Posted By: Adria Saracino
If you’re big on charitable giving, the likelihood is that you have a tendency to wonder where exactly it is that you’re hard earned money is being spent. It’s nice to know that the money you’ve donated is being allocated properly and that by giving you are making a difference.
If, like me, you do spend time before you donate researching the eventual destination of your money (in today’s economically driven world it’s only natural to want to see a good return on your investment), then here are some tips on making sure your donation goes to those that need it most.
July 19, 2012 | Posted By: Barbara Martinez
Are you using all of the tax credits you are eligible for? The IRS finds that some credits are only utilized by a fraction of filers eligible for them. Read this blog for some helpful tips and information.
June 7, 2012 | Posted By: Nick Simpson
Just because you want to save some money doesn’t mean you don’t value your employees. An employee party can be a wonderful tax deduction, and it can also help to keep your employees’ spirits up and improve morale. Follow these steps to control costs, and to make sure it pays off at tax time.
May 24, 2012 | Posted By: Rodger Black
For many people, tax time is either a time for rejoicing or a time for dread. Those people that are looking forward to large tax refunds are usually the ones ready to have their taxes completed as soon as they have their W-2s in hand. People who owe money, on the other hand, usually want to put off paying that large bill for as long as they can. The best idea is to be one of those people who fall in the middle, neither owing the IRS nor expecting a refund from them.
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