The Brilliant Blog

Here are a few things taxpayers who fail to pay on time need to know so they can avoid IRS penalties for underpayment:

Bunching is an effective tax strategy to consider as the end of the year approaches. Learn when and how to utilize bunching.

Investing in a child's post-secondary education can be tax-efficient if you do the following:

You should be aware of specific tax issues if you have owned, purchased, sold, gifted, or used cryptocurrency in business transactions.

To understand tax articles and instructions written by tax professionals and authors, one needs to understand the basic terminology :

Here are important November 2021 tax due dates you need to know about:

Find out more about the Work Opportunity Tax Credit if you are a business owner and are hiring new workers.

Bookkeeping is a critical element to running a business and it's key to setting a secure foundation for financial success.

Learn more about how compound interest works with the "rule of 72."

The tax situation of every taxpayer is unique. Below you will find a list of possible tax strategies that you might find useful:

Find out more about an obscure tax credit known as the R&D (research and development) credit:

Here are five things you should know that happened in the past month that could affect your small business:

Prior to COVID-19, the IRS issued refunds quickly and answered questions in a timely manner. However, COVID-19 caused an array of delays:

When filing tax returns, married taxpayers have two options. Here's what you need to know:

Here are the 2021 October due dates you need to know:

Here are the October extended due dates that may apply to you:

Here's a released list of proposed tax changes that impact individual, retirement, international and corporate tax law.

IRS assigns Identity Protection PINs (IP PINs) are to prevent misuse of social security numbers. Why should you get one?

An audit from the IRS can be intimidating. The more prepared and better represented you are, the greater your chance for a positive outcome.

In addition to winning an Olympic medal, winners are compensated by the U.S. Olympic Committee with tax-free prize money: