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If you realize you made a mistake on your taxes you already filed. Don’t worry, here’s what you need to do.

So your friend was in a pinch and you thought they’d be good for it and they weren’t. It’s not all bad; you can lower your taxable income as a result.

Maybe you loaned money to a friend to help with a struggling situation. But now it’s beginning to look like you are never getting paid back.

Grandparents can help with college and lower taxable income.

A grandparent helping their grandchild pay for college can be a win all around. When a grandparent that contributes to a 529 savings plan, it lowers assets within the grandparent’s estate. This helps lowering estate tax.

Reverse Mortgages are usually marketed in an appealing way. This could lead to someone asking how is it possible to pay a mortgage in reverse?

Taxes get more complicated for most businesses than they do for individual taxpayers. And not knowing the laws applicable to you is not a justified reason to not comply. Here’s a guide to debunking common myths about business and taxes.

Make the most out giving to charity by benefiting from all the available tax breaks you’re entitled to.

Tax planning is the practice of analyzing multiple tax options to decide how you want to operate your business as well as your individual transactions to minimize or wipe out your tax liability.

See if your moving expenses qualify for a deduction.

Forgot or put off your tax return? Here’s what you need to know.

Learn how your personal vacation can be turned into a legal deduction.

If you own your own business and decide you want to take a two-week road trip across America, you can legally deduct almost every cent you spend on your vacation. Here's how you do it.