Trying to navigate the tax world can be confusing when you’re not an expert.  As a result, you may overlook valuable tax credits and end up shortchanging yourself.  Luckily, using ezTaxReturn and familiarizing yourself with what's out there can help.  In this article, we’ll which...

Brace yourself, there are big changes coming your way this tax season.  Many of the generous pandemic benefits have expired, so you may see a smaller refund when you file in 2023.  But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. ezTaxReturn gathered the key details so you can continue to...

With the average refund totaling around $3,000, you probably can’t wait for yours to show up.  Most families rely on their refund to build their savings, pay off debt or cover day-to-day expenses.  Fortunately, the IRS expects to issue most refunds within 21 days if you e-file and...

It’s time to start thinking about your taxes.  With some careful planning, you can take advantage of money-saving tax breaks you may otherwise miss.  ezTaxReturn automatically prompts you to maximize your credits and deductions when you file with them, but it's still a good idea to...

If taxes feel overwhelming, you’re in good company. In fact, Albert Einstein himself once said, “The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax.” And no wonder–there are dozens of IRS forms and attachments to fill out, each with its own instructions and varying...

Have you paid for the use of our DIY tax filing software? If yes, please WAIT!  It’s not the finish line. You are almost there, but you still have to e-file your return! Many people make the mistake of quitting the program too early.  Once they submit a payment and can access their...

Millions of people look forward to getting a tax refund at tax time.  It’s their chance to pay down debt, catch up on bills or treat themselves to something nice.  While most tax refunds are issued within 21 days, there are things that can delay your tax refund.  Therefore, it’s a...

There is an old saying in financial circles that the thing that matters most is not how much you make; it's what you get to keep. When you make a dollar in the stock market, or virtually anywhere else, the IRS and other taxing authorities will be waiting with their hands out,...