Tax Tips & More
When Not to Get Married
Marriage is a life-changing decision, and it’s essential to consider how it impacts your financial and tax situation. Depending on your circumstances, getting married could simplify your taxes—or increase your tax burden. Here are key points to keep in mind.
2024 Last-Minute Tax Strategies for Marriage, Kids, and Family
Here are five strategies to consider as we come to the end of 2024.
Best Practices When E-Filing Returns
Avoid future problems by following these best practices for e-filing.
Common Mistakes in Tax Preparation
Avoid errors that can occur when preparing tax returns by learning these common mistakes.
What Are Your Chances of Being Audited?
These red flags could increase your chances of the IRS selecting your return for audit.
October 2025 Tax Due Dates
October 10: Tips for September 2025 reported to employer
October 15: File extended 2024 tax return (Form 1040)
October 15: Withdraw excess IRA contributions in 2024 to avoid penalty if filing of Form 1040 was extended
October 15: Contribute to solo 401(k) plan or simplified employee pension (SEP) plan for 2024 by self-employed if you received a filing extension
November 2025 Tax Due Dates
November 10: Tips for October 2025 reported to employer
December 2025 Tax Due Dates
December 10: Tips for November 2025 Reported to Employer (Form 4070)
December 31: Contribution to employer-sponsored retirement plan for 2025 (401(k), 403(b), 457 or federal thrift savings plans)
December 31: Required minimum distribution (RMD) by individuals who are 73 or older at the end of 2025