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What should you do if you find that you made a mistake on your 2012 tax return after it's been filed? Perhaps you find that [...]

The IRS and the Treasury Department are getting increasingly interested in U.S. citizens who maintain foreign bank, savings, and investment accounts. If you have any [...]

Crooks wanting to steal your identity are using bogus e-mails and websites designed to look like genuine IRS communications. You might expect the April 15 [...]

If you have a sizable refund of your 2012 taxes, it may be time for you to check your withholding. After all, when you overpay [...]

There is an almost endless list of things to do when you start a new business. Here is a brief list of some of the [...]

It happens to butchers, bakers, and candlestick makers. It probably happens in your business, too: A customer doesn’t pay what they owe and you end [...]

When hiring a valuation analyst, it’s important to look for an experienced professional. Many analysts pursue credentials from one of several well-known organizations, including the [...]

If you're not sure what the "saver's credit" is, you're not alone. Members of the Senate Finance Committee believe many people who are eligible to [...]

Unless the owner handles all aspects of computing and paying payroll, there is room for fraud in every small business. The fact that your company [...]

The “American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012″ approved by Congress just after we plunged over the “fiscal cliff” restores and modifies several expired tax breaks, [...]