Tax Report

Is Your Favorite Charity at Risk?

Only about six weeks are left for small nonprofit groups to make an important tax filing—or risk losing their tax exemption.

Taxes

Upper-Income Taxpayers Plan for Increase

An emerging group of higher-income taxpayers assume they will see higher taxes next year, no matter what Congress does to address the expiring tax cuts from the Bush administration.

Tax Report

What Experts Do With Own Roth IRAs

Is it finally time to convert a traditional individual retirement account to a Roth? And if so, how should you do it?

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The Future of Tax-Exempt Bonds

Tom Herman answers a reader's question about whether tax-exempt bonds will lose their tax-free status.

Encore

IRS Cuts IRA Owners Some Slack

On the retirement front, there's good news for IRA owners, not-so-good news for some Social Security beneficiaries and a valuable resource for older job seekers.

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Congress and Estate-Tax Revisions

Tom Herman answers a reader's question about the politics behind changes to the estate tax.

Tax Report

When a Tax Shelter Springs a Leak

A recent decision invalidating a formerly popular technique is a reminder of how risky shelters can be.

Taxes

Charities Get Tax-Return Extension

The IRS said tens of thousands of charities at risk of losing their tax-exempt status will have until Oct. 15 to file tax returns.

MarketWatch

Taxes Are Due on Summer Work

Part-time and seasonal workers are subject to the same tax withholding rules as other employees. For many college-age employees, it's a rude awakening.

Weekend Investor | Wealth Manager

Looking a Gift Horse in the Mouth

Taxes

Geithner: Taxes on Wealthiest to Rise

Law

Anschutz Loses Tax Court Decision

Retirement Planning

IRS Erred in High-Stakes Tax Case

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Taxing School Donations