Certain taxpayers generally must make quarterly estimated tax payments to avoid a penalty. Here are the rules, along with when the next payment is due.

When developing your business’s website, how do you handle the expenses for tax purposes? Here are the basic rules.

If you own Series EE bonds, take a look at the issue dates to see if the bonds are no longer earning interest. Here’s how bond interest is taxed.

Getting a divorce can be an agonizing process. You don’t want to make it worse by making decisions that will cost you more in taxes. Here are six issues to consider if you’re getting a divorce.

The federal estate tax exemption is currently $13.61 million, so you may want to think more about saving income taxes for your heirs (rather than worrying about estate taxes).

Closely held corporation owners: If you need money for personal expenses like a new car or home improvements, consider borrowing from the business. But follow these tips to avoid adverse tax consequences.

What’s on the tax horizon as many Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions get closer to their scheduled expiration date? Here are four possible scenarios.

The Social Security tax paid by many individuals will continue to go up in future years. Here’s a look at how the tax affects employees, self-employed individuals and employers.

An important deadline for quarterly federal estimated tax payments is coming up on June 17. Here are the methods for computing payments for corporations.

If you’re 62 or older and own a highly appreciated house, a reverse mortgage may provide a way to stay in the home for your lifetime, get some income and receive a tax-saving bonus.