It’s time to start thinking about how much you’ll contribute to retirement plans in 2017. Find out what the 2017 limits are and whether you can increase your contributions.

Don’t miss out on the chance to maximize tax-advantaged savings for education expenses. ESAs provide unique benefits, but because the annual contribution limit is low, it’s important to contribute every year in which you’re eligible.

If you have a 2016 property tax bill that isn’t due until 2017, you may be able to time your payment to your income-tax advantage. Here’s how.

You need detailed, accurate records to protect business tax deductions.

A free airline ticket from frequent flyer miles might have an income tax cost. Learn when.

To maximize what goes to loved ones vs. Uncle Sam, you need to carefully plan your gifts.

Taking an IRA withdrawal and donating it to charity can be a tax-smart option for charitably inclined retirees. But if you’re eligible, you might save more tax by making a direct charitable IRA rollover.

If RSUs are part of your compensation package, be sure you understand the tax consequences — and a valuable tax deferral opportunity.

Many businesses host a picnic for employees in the summer. It’s a fun activity for your staff and you may be able to take a larger deduction for the cost than you would on other meal and entertainment expenses.

This year’s stock market volatility can be unnerving, but if you have a traditional IRA, this volatility may provide a valuable opportunity: It can allow you to convert your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA at a lower tax cost.

How many full-time workers does your business employ? But, when it comes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the answer can be complicated.

Did you know that sending your child to day camp might make you eligible for a tax credit?

You may be one of the many homeowners who are getting ready to put their home on the market.

By investing in qualified small business (QSB) stock, you can diversify your portfolio and enjoy two valuable tax benefits.

For maximum tax savings, now is the time to start tax planning for 2016.

So, if you haven’t filed your return yet, you may be thinking about an extension.

Starting a new business is an exciting time. But before you even open the doors, you generally have to spend a lot of money.

If you suffer damage to your home or personal property, you may be able to deduct these “casualty” losses.

3 smart gifting strategies for the 2016 tax year.