IRS Tax Support

Insurance is confusing. You pay for it every month and then hope you’ll never have to use it.
But smart insurance decisions can make a major difference to your family and your finances.
These days, many Americans have a love-hate relationship with their premiums and their policies. Health insurance is no longer a given, and premiums […]

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Sometime in 2008, an unknown and unsuspecting hybrid buyer will drive the one-millionth gas-electric vehicle off a dealership lot and onto an American roadway. There’s more than one reason for the ascent of hybrids from zero to one million in about seven years. Any single buyer might take the hybrid plunge for one particular reason, […]

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Who says loving the planet isn’t worth it? Being environmentally minded could save you a couple hundred or a few thousand dollars at tax time.If you’ve made energy-saving improvements to your life in the past year, you may get some tax credits on your federal and state income taxes. Follow the links in this article […]

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With unprecedented speed and cooperation, Congress and the White House forged a deal Thursday to begin rushing tax rebates of $600 to $1,200 to most tax filers by spring, hoping they will spend the money just as quickly and jolt the ailing economy to life.
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Rebates would be even higher […]

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Education Tax Breaks Can Soften the Blow of Those Hefty College Costs
College is one of the most expensive investments a parent can make in a child’s future. But there’s a consolation prize that comes with the hefty price tag: bigger tax breaks.
With average yearly in-state costs at $13,589 for a public university and $32,307 for […]

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