taxes

It's tax season so scammers are out in full force. Here are some ways to protect yourself when you file your taxes.

It's one thing you can count on as a New York resident: a high tax burden. But how do we compare to other states?

It has been a pretty well known fact the New York's population has been declining over the years, and Governor Cuomo has a reason why.

This is maybe something you have never thought about. That one time a year and the $20 you spend to make sure your car passes, it actually may really be unneeded.

Imagine learning that your CPA couldn't do your taxes because a hacker already did them and claimed your money?  Your social security number, your work place ID number and all of your personal and pertinent information hacked; your families security compromised. That exact thing happened to our frie…

As you get ready to get those last minute tax returns in, you are not the only one feeling the tax bill sting.

I may be in the minority, but I have done my taxes and spent my return by now. That doesn't mean I won't take advantage of the awesome freebies and deals that we can all get tomorrow on tax day.

Yes, we know you have a high tax burden in New York. But maybe you get through it by thinking 'I get a lot for our tax dollars.' Maybe not.

New York is great for a lot of things, but thing here is the worst compared to all other states.

If you make between $40,000 and $300,000 a year, you may eventually be noticing a few more dollars in your paycheck.

Just when you thought something was free, the Albany council is currently working on a new trash tax plan. But it is not all bad.

Tax day is less than a week away, so to get you all warmed up, here are some fun, or not-so-fun facts about tax day from our friends at Wallethub.com.

30.5 Minutes: Wait time for calls to the IRS in 2015.


62%: Of calls went unanswered in 2015
...
Read More

...