While individuals still have a month left to file their taxes, the deadline for small businesses is only a few hours away. We have compiled some advice on how to make sure you’re getting the most from your tax return.

Always a tricky process, the rules for tax filing can be even more foreboding when uncertainty surrounding employment arrives before your 1040. 

Despite the fact that Obama's stimulus package decreased taxes for 95% of Americans, only 12% of those surveyed in a recent poll believe that to be true.

Your tax returns may seem the same from yea to year, but recognizing small changes in the form can help you save lots of money. To help alert consumers to new ways to save money on this years form, Thomson Reuters has compiled a list of ten tips on how to maximize your returns.

A change in the the tax code may help college students and their families save money this year, as textbooks and other higher education expenses will be eligible for a tax credit of up to $2,500 per student.

Bank executives who received bonuses last year may have to pay a one-time tax if they work at a bank that received TARP bailout funds.

Time is running out for those of us who still aren’t sure about how we will be filing our taxes this year, with April 15th, the deadline for federal taxes returns, only a few short months away.

Taxes are a hot topic right now, as Congress is set to reconsider a number of tax cuts that will expire this year.

For people who have some extra cash lying around, paying for someone to do you taxes or buying tax filing software is a great way to save you a little time around tax season.

Tax season is fast approaching, and with all of the financial troubles of last year, your tax filings may be more confusing than usual.