What to Do With Your Documents After Tax Time
Don’t throw out your tax documents. Here’s what to keep, why you need to keep it — and when you can finally pitch it.
Don’t throw out your tax documents. Here’s what to keep, why you need to keep it — and when you can finally pitch it.
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We’ve launched a brand new forum to facilitate the conversation about taxes and money as they relate to you and your life. The community is a place to share your wisdom, ask and answer questions and learn from the experiences of people just like you — from the major life events to the everyday situations with tax implications that may surprise you.
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If the acronyms and jargon surrounding Health Care Reform have your head spinning, look no further. Refer to this handy guide to decode the elements of the Affordable Care Act, brought to you by The Tax Institute at H&R Block.
Starting Monday, January 7th, you’re going to make a new money resolution for 2013 and get started on it right away. Take your pick.
We’ve put together this handy cheat sheet to help you figure out what to keep and what to pitch. Happy organizing.
It’s been almost 50 years since Sean Connery first delivered those now-legendary words on the big screen. And 22 films later (with #23 on the way in November), the super suave super-spy known as 007 is celebrating a half century of fast cars, money and martinis on October 5th. To mark the milestone, we’ve put [...]
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