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The three common types of IRS audits are correspondence audit, office audit and field audit. In this post, we break down the three types of IRS audits and the best ways to respond to them.

There are many factors that determine how far back the IRs can audit you. Typically, the IRS can audit previous tax returns for up to three years and, in some cases, even further back.

In this video lesson, we take you through the details of carryforward taxes- how they work and how you can use them to lower your future tax bills and maximize your savings.

Since employer stock options are so common these days across the public and private sector, here's a short primer to help you avoid a nasty tax bill.

Whether you are an investor or an artist who creates and sells NFTs, understanding taxes on NFTs will save you from a surprise tax bill. This guide explains how NFTs are taxed.

Donor-Advised Funds(DAFs) are a great way to give to charities and gain tax benefits at the same time. Here’s a quick guide on what DAFs are, and how they work.

Tax planning is an important aspect of personal financial management that can save you a great deal of money. Here's a quick guide on what tax planning is, when and how to get started.

In this article, we outline the strategies you should use to minimize your tax liability if you have unrealized gains and no tax-loss harvesting opportunities.

With tax season just around the corner and tax loss harvesting season rapidly approaching, here's a primer on how your capital gains taxes are calculated and how to optimize them.