Tax filing status has a significant impact on your eligibility for deductions, as well as what you owe for federal and state taxes, so it is imperative that the correct status is selected when filing. Currently, there are five tax filing status options, and in certain situations, you may qualify for multiple statuses. Learn about the different tax filing statuses as well as status requirements and deductions.
Owning an investment property can be a great way to boost your financial security and work toward financial independence. However, rental property taxes can complicate your tax return. Learn about considerations for rental property owners when reporting income and expenses associated with rental properties.
The property tax deduction - which allows state and local property taxes to be deducted from the property owner's federal income taxes - is one of many benefits of being a homeowner, but you don’t need to own a house to get this tax break — there are other ways to qualify. Learn about what taxes-paid qualify for this federal tax deduction.
Electronic tax filing (e_Filing) is the process of submitting tax returns to the IRS via the internet. Currently, the IRS offers four e-file options for individual taxpayers. Learn about options for e-filing your tax return.
