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The average refund is nearly $3,000 and takes about three weeks to arrive if you e-filed. Track its progress to your bank account by visiting www.irs.gov/refunds.

If You're Expecting a Refund, Read This! If you're getting a refund, here are four useful tips to know.

Tax day is here! If you owe taxes, remember to make the payment by the end of the day Monday, April 18.

Tax Day is Here! - Last-minute details, tips and freebies The individual tax-filing deadline is Monday, April 18. Here is your guide to tax day deadlines, payments, forms and of course ... free stuff!

Time to make an estimated quarterly tax payment!

It's Tax Time! Estimated Taxes are Due. - Now is the time to file your taxes and make your estimated tax payment. Reminder: Tax returns AND first quarter estimated taxes are due by Monday, April 18th.

April is tax month! Included this month is a fun state tax quiz. In addition, there are answers to common tax questions received this month plus lots of great money management tips.

TNTs Explosive Tax Tips: April 2022 Welcome to tax month! Perhaps welcome is not quite the right word, but to help lighten the mood, included in this month's newsletter is a fun state tax quiz plus answers to the most common questions taxpayers ask during the month. Also read about ideas to manage your emergency fund while in our new....

April Fools! Terrible scams are never a joke. Here is what you need to know.

April Fools! You've Been Scammed. - Great tips to identify scams BEFORE they happen April Fools! A normal harmless day of funny pranks can quickly turn sour when scams are involved. Here are some reminders.

The ensure you're ready for an audit, tax returns should be kept indefinitely and supporting documents should be kept a minimum of three years.

Toss This. Not That. - Your guide to post tax-filing record retention After filing your tax return, do not close the book on your taxes until you have set up next year's files, purged unneeded old records, and prepared your records in case of an audit. Here are some tips.

New rules for deducting mortgage interest are causing confusion and adding additional documentation. It's more important than ever to understand the numbers on your tax forms.

Homeowner Alert! Review Your Tax Forms - New tax rules are creating confusion Mortgage companies report interest to both you and the IRS, but that doesn't mean all the interest you pay is tax deductible. Here are four major areas that are causing confusion.

If your gross income is less than the federal standard deduction, you usually do NOT need to file a tax return, but getting this wrong can cost you. Know the exceptions to the rule!

Do You Need to File a Tax Return? - Getting this wrong can cost you Do you need to file a tax return this year? Here are some handy tips to help you decide.

Ouch! Government overspending is reported each year in our 1040 IRS instruction booklet. Here's what it looks like for the most recent fiscal year for which info is available. It doesn't look good!

Yikes! It's that Bad? - The 1040 tax instruction publication lays it all out As taxpayers, it makes sense to understand how our government spends our money. Here are the most recent inflows and outflows as reported by the IRS in this year's 1040 instruction booklet.

Here's how to avoid getting your tax return stuck at the IRS. Also read about tax tips for parents and grandparents, tips to handle rising interest rates, and why you should read the fine print!

TNTs Explosive Tax Tips: March 2022 Tax season is now underway! In this month's newsletter, we share the secret to getting a quick tax refund. Also read about tax saving tips for parents and grandparents, why you should consider reading the fine print, and several financial tips about how to navigate rising interest rates. Please enjo...

Give your child a jump-start on retirement. Open a Roth IRA as soon as they start earning money to take advantage of compound interest and favorable tax treatment.

Make Your Child a Tax-Free Millionaire! Want to give your child or grandchild a jump-start on their retirement? Here's a tip that will help them learn the value of investing and maximize the tax benefits.

IRS turns off many automatic notices. Here is what you should know.

Why is the IRS Sending Me This?!? - IRS turns off some notices The IRS is temporarily suspending automated notices to taxpayers due to its backlog of unprocessed tax returns. Here is what you need to know.