What Is a Schedule K-1 and What Do You Do With It
A Schedule K-1 shows your share of income from a partnership, S-Corp, or trust. Here's what the form means, why it arrives late, and how to report it on your return.
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Independent Contractors: How to Set Your Rates After Taxes
Most freelancers underprice their services because they forget about self-employment tax. Here's how to calculate what you actually take home and set rates accordingly.
Tax Planning for Newborns: Start the Right Way From Day One
A new baby changes your taxes starting the year they're born. From getting a Social Security number to claiming the Child Tax Credit, here's your year-one checklist.
How to Deduct Business Subscriptions and Software Tools
Business subscriptions—from accounting software to project management tools—are generally fully deductible. Here's what qualifies and how to track them for Schedule C.
Student Loan Forgiveness and Taxes: What You Need to Know
Student loan forgiveness sounds like a win—until you get a tax bill. Here's which forgiveness programs are taxable, which are exempt, and what to expect from the IRS.
The Beta Program at PlayStation, Explained Step by Step
A full walkthrough of the official Beta Program at PlayStation — registration, eligibility, invitations, NDAs, and what testers can expect.
How to Get Into the PlayStation Beta Testing Program
PlayStation is inviting players to test new games and console features before anyone else. Here's who qualifies and how the selection actually works.
The Augusta Rule: How to Rent Your Home and Pay No Tax
Under the Augusta Rule, you can rent your home up to 14 days a year and keep the income completely tax-free. Here's who can use it and how to document it properly.
How to Lower Your Tax Bill With Energy Efficiency Credits
Home energy improvements can earn you federal tax credits worth thousands. Here's what qualifies under the Residential Clean Energy Credit and Energy Efficient Home Credit.