Condos around the country are getting a more critical eye. Prospective buyers are concerned about the possibility of higher bills because of major repairs and rising homeowners’ association dues. That piles on top of high prices and mortgage rates that are making homes of all types unaffordable. 

Many people assume they'll be free from tax burdens in retirement, but the reality is a bit more complex. In this blog, we'll delve into the various factors that could influence your tax obligations during retirement and provide insights into how you can navigate the tax landscape to make the most of your retirement savings.

With many taxpayers reporting slightly larger refunds this year, it's an excellent opportunity to make meaningful financial progress. Remember that a tax refund isn't "free money"—it's your money that you overpaid throughout the year. Treat it with the same intentions as your regular income, and you'll maximize its benefit.

To counter the high costs of raising children, Congress has sprinkled various breaks for parents throughout the tax code.

But you need to know where to look and to compare benefits. Funding a flexible-spending account for child-care expenses through your employer-benefits program might save you more than claiming the dependent-care tax credit. Education credits for college or job-skills classes are among the most overlooked, according to the IRS. If your child has unearned income, study up on the “kiddie tax.”

Tax season can be a stressful time of year for many individuals and businesses. Filing your tax return accurately and on time is not just a legal obligation but also essential to avoid potential consequences. However, some might wonder what happens if they don't file a tax return.

In this blog, we'll explore the repercussions of failing to file your taxes and why meeting your tax obligations is crucial.

What’s a mother to do when her expertise involves the U.S. tax code? Yes, as Benjamin Franklin pointed out, taxes are one of life’s two certainties, and they touch every facet of our lives. Tax knowledge is highly useful.