Holidays mean tax season's on its way
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It's that time again to look for year-end moves to trim your upcoming tax bill. Of course, there are the evergreens: Sock away money in tax-friendly 401(k)s or individual retirement accounts. Sell off loser stocks to offset capital gains on winners. Bundle medical expenses so they're large enough to deduct. And don't forget to use up cash remaining in a ...
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Got winners? Got losers? Now's the time to consider matching them up to save a tax dollar or two.
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Almost a third of Americans plan to  spend less on the holidays this year, mainly because they need  to use their money for daily expenses, according to a survey  released on Tuesday.
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This is the season for giving, and merchants and children alike encourage it.
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Here's a new approach to tax season: Slow down.
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Millions of people who have already booked flights and holidays for next year may have to pay more tax.
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The time has come once again to start getting ready for that American ritual, tax-return filing season.
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The holiday shopping season is entering the home stretch. And with some retailers depending on seasonal spending for half or more of their sales, the stakes are high.
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Don't let the holiday madness slam your credit score.
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It's tax time -- again. Whether you do your own return or hire a preparer, knowing the twists and turns in the tax code can help trim what you owe or boost a refund.
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If you've flown this past spring and summer, you've probably noticed more packed flights. Hate to tell you this, but with two major holidays approaching -- Thanksgiving and Christmas -- expect more of the same.
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With the robust economy, tax revenues are pouring in. But rising costs lie ahead.
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It's not easy changing the way you do business, especially if you are the Internal Revenue Service and your workload surges from January to April each year as taxpayers file returns and await refunds.
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October marked the beginning of the real tax season. Not the one where you spend long days at the dining-room table poring over piles of receipts. But the one where you can really influence the size of the check you have to write come April or the refund you will be getting.
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SEATTLE -- For Microsoft Corp. shareholders, the holidays will likely come early this year in the form of a one-time $3 dividend that's part of the company's plan to return some of its $64.4 billion cash hoard to shareholders.
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The tax preparerâs troubled mortgage lending arm offset a strong beginning of the tax season.
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Here's a mnemonic device for the season: When you think about carving your pumpkins, get ready to pare your taxes.