Higher gas prices have one silver lining: a higher IRS mileage deduction standard rate. Every year, the IRS updates the standard amount one can deduct for each mile driven for business or miles driven for charitable purposes. The amount of the IRS standard mileage rates … Read More
This summer, Colorado sales tax refunds are coming via check to everyone who filed Colorado income taxes by June 30, 2022. If you filed after that, you might be out of luck, or some people will get their Colorado Tabor refund 2022 in early 2023. … Read More
Yes, you can pay your taxes by credit card, but it isn’t free. In order to pay your taxes by credit card, you must use one of three payment processors. They charge slightly different fees to process your credit card tax payment. How Much Will … Read More
Update: It’s been 15 days of breathless up and down headlines from the financial media since I first wrote this article, and the stock market is STILL trading sideways. Take a look at three months of the Dow. The stock market often trades “sideways” as … Read More
If you can’t get your taxes filed on April 15, 2022, don’t worry! You get a few extra days this year, and you can always file for an extension. Normally, Tax Day is April 15th, However, Washington D.C. celebrates a legal holiday called Emancipation Day … Read More
OK. Let me start by saying that if your adjusted gross income is going to end up in the six figures, you’re out. Go read this article about investing with Acorns, or this one about Credit Karma reviews, or this one about maximizing cash back … Read More
Republicans passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017 reshaping the way many Americans pay taxes. Apart from the uninspired, and obvious marketing, based name, the law made some deductions disappear. It tried to fill in those deductions by giving everyone a higher standard … Read More
If you are thinking, how can I file my taxes for free, you might also be thinking that the IRS should offer a way to file taxes for free online. After all, how hard can it be to write a simple, free income tax preparation … Read More
I live in Colorado. Most of personal finance and achieving financial independence applies to everyone, nationwide. When it comes to taxes though, there is a great deal of variation among states. I may dig into some other states as time provides, but for now, here … Read More
The IRS just released the new tax inflation adjustments for 2022. As you are likely aware the IRS adjusts some tax deductions and income limits for inflation each year. The new 2022 tax numbers are higher across the board thanks to higher than the last … Read More
