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1099's and other official tax forms are often reported to the IRS by the issuer, whether or not you include a copy in your return. You should not neglect to include this income in your 2016 return in …

According to USPS: Federal Tax Deadlines. If your tax return is postmarked by April 18, 2017 or October 16, 2017 (extension), the IRS considers it filed on time. Emphasis mine.

Good answers here. I would like to add one more (less obvious) way to save - look for houses that are For Sale By Owner (FSBO). Owner's who are selling without an agent do not have to pay a seller's a …

The common sense reason for reimbursed expenses not being taxable is because the transactions you are being reimbursed for were (usually) paid for with after-tax dollars. For example, if you use you …

Let's ask the IRS: Alien Residency - Green Card Test You are a resident, for U.S. federal tax purposes, if you are a Lawful Permanent Resident of the United States at any time during the …

You could look at it in terms of break even. The annuity pays for itself in 20 months (after you retire) and everything after that is profit. However, that is over-simplifying things somewhat. We all …

I'm a little confused as to what your paperwork actually says, because on the one hand you state we have all the paper work that shows him as buyer but then you go on to ask how can I get my …

I would pay off #2 and #3 completely. Not only are they the most expensive in terms of interest, but they are the smallest balances, so they could be cleared in full and still leave you a little bit o …

From state.nj.us: Property Leased in New Jersey Transferred Out of State If a lessee transfers property leased in New Jersey out of State, and the lessee paid New Jersey all the Sales Tax …

From the bank's perspective, they are offering a service and within their rights to charge appropriately for that service. Depending on the size of their operation, they may have considerable overhead …

I'm going to dissent from the other answers and suggest you keep it open... for now. If the interest is barely $2 a month as you say, and you plan on making your house purchase this time next year, yo …

Electronic transactions When you receive your credit card statement (or bank statement if you used a debit card), you should see a line for the purchase expressed in the format 11,123 JPY @ 0.0094443 …

It sounds like the agent you spoke to may have been confused about your "cancellation" request. Partial refunds apply when you are cancelling mid-term, and might incur a fee as mentioned. It sounds li …

This is more of an economics question than personal finance. That said, I already started writing an answer before I noticed, so here are a few points. I'll leave it open for others to expand the list …

If your goal is simply to maximize employer contributions, you should be fine. As you have observed, there wasn't a way to get fully matched on the 15k that you've already contributed, you were only m …