Tag: Taxes
IRS Wants to Help (Seriously)
The tax law has changed and readers may be having too much or too little withheld. The IRS wants to help.
IRS Changing Format of Tax Transcripts
The IRS announced it is changing the format of tax transcripts in an effort to protect taxpayers’ personal data.
IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Do a ‘Paycheck Checkup’
The IRS is advising taxpayers to verify their paycheck withholding amounts to ensure they don’t end up with a big refund next year.
How Much is $100 Worth in Your State?
A new report shows the spending power of $100 in each of the 50 states.
Taxes Are Temporarily ‘On Sale’ – Are You Taking Advantage?
With federal spending rising, future individual tax rates are expected to be higher. The author describes options for offsetting this potential tax burden.
Legislation Introduced to Provide Tax Break to Some Federal Employees
Recently introduced legislation would prevent certain federal employees from having to pay additional income taxes on relocation expenses.
IRS to Reduce Collection of Personal Donor Information in Certain Cases
The Treasury Department announced that the IRS will no longer require certain tax-exempt organizations to file personally identifiable information about their donors.
Treasury Department Unveils New 1040 Form
A new individual income tax return form that is being touted as smaller and simpler was recently unveiled by the IRS and Treasury Department.
The Need for Tax-Efficient Retirement Strategies
Have you thought about what your tax bill may be at retirement? These are some strategies available to federal employees to offset a future tax burden.
Senators Concerned About Unexpected Tax Bills for Some Federal Employees
A change in the new tax law is leaving some federal employees who move for work with unexpected tax bills. Two Senators are asking the GSA to fix the problem.
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