taxes
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Tax Day and the Tattoo: What Americans Would Do to Avoid Filing
Americans spend 8.1 billion hours doing taxes each year and the average person spends 11 hours and $200 completing their…
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D.C. Tax Rates Changes Take Effect Oct. 1
The District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue reminds tax professionals, software providers, businesses, and others about tax rate…
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Property Values Up in Prince George’s, but Foreclosures Still High
Property values have risen in Prince George's County, so says the Maryland tax assessment department.
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CLINGMAN: Black-Owned ComproTax Is One of the Best in the Business
We should support this and other black-owned businesses that believe in reciprocity and providing top-quality goods and services to their…
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FACT CHECK: Estate Tax Hits Fewer Than 1 Percent of Estates
STEPHEN OHLEMACHER, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal estate tax inspires a lot of heated political rhetoric for a…
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10 Last-Minute Filing Tips as April 15 Tax Deadline Looms
(AL.com) – OK procrastinators, the clock is ticking. The tax filing deadline for 2014 returns is less than one…
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Tax Refund Advances Appeal to More Cash-Strapped Americans
Hope Yen, ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) — Cash-strapped Americans anxious for tax refunds are increasingly turning to payment advances,…
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The Poor Pay More in Taxes
(The Economic Populist) – Yes, the rich pay more in taxes (because they earn so much more) — but…
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GOP Focus for Congress; Cut Deficit, Don’t Stumble
Alan Fram, ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) — In the first Republican-dominated Congress to confront President Barack Obama, GOP leaders…
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5 Things to Do Now to Increase Your Refund
Erika Rawes, USA TODAY (USA Today)—The end of the year is a busy time: People have the holiday season…
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