Let's say you’re walking down the street and out the corner of your eye you spot a $100 bill on the ground.  Finders keepers, right?  Not so fast.  Whether you find money or property, the IRS expects you to report your windfall, so they can tax you accordingly.  But their greed...

When you’re going through a divorce, taxes may be the last thing on your mind. But divorce can have a significant impact on your taxes—including your filing status, name changes, qualifying credits and deductions, and social security benefits—and your overall financial future.  If...

Everyone loves getting a refund at tax time and the bigger the check, the better. Although the average refund is around $3,000, not everyone is so lucky. If you owed the IRS or got very little money back this year, we have a few tricks to help boost your tax refund next year.   Make...

Finished filing your taxes? Don’t throw out your tax records just yet.  It’s important to secure your tax records going back several years in case you need to reference them later. But natural disasters and extreme weather like hurricanes or wildfires and even cybersecurity threats...

It just got ez-ier to file all the forms you need!  Are you a full or part-year New Hampshire resident?  Although your state does not tax earned income, they do tax interest and dividends.  You are required to file Form DP-10 if you received more than $2,400 (single filers) or...

Since your taxes aren’t due until April 18th, you may be tempted to put it on the backburner for a while.  But doing things at the last minute always makes it more stressful.  As the clock winds down, you’ll be kicking yourself and wishing you started sooner.  Filing as early as...

  DIY is for more than just home projects. Do-it-yourself taxes are the new hot thing in the market today! Don’t automatically assume that you need to go to an accountant’s office to do your taxes.  Most people are more than capable of preparing their own returns using tax software,...