Why You Need to File a Tax Extension

There are some occasion when, even if you have wanted to pay your taxes on time, you just can’t do it  because you need to pay attention to more pressing matters. Whatever the reasons maybe,  you can delay payment by filing for a tax extension which simply give you more time to file but that doesn’t give you extra time to pay your taxes.

Tax Saving Tips During Your Kids Summer Vacations

Some American families are not quite aware of the extent of the benefits they could enjoy in terms of the “tax breaks” intended to mitigate the cost of child care. They think they can only take advantage of  the child care tax credit  to help  lessen or offset the costs  of a  full-time nanny working in their home. But that’s not the case.

Will dropping tax lien data from credit reporting lead to bad loans?

In our previous article, we had discussed about the scrapping of tax liens in our personal credit reports.

This new policy is a big boost to millions of Americans, especially small business owners who need stronger credit to apply for a business loan.  After just two weeks of implementation, Terra International Realty learned that the three major credit bureaus were able to delete the last remaining remnants of tax lien data on consumer reports at 5.5 million records.

Tax Liens Delisted From Credit Reports

It is quite a relief after several years of carrying the burden of tax liens appearing on your credit report every time you need some financial assistance.  This is because Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax—the three major credit bureaus no longer include tax liens in your credit reports.  The change was implemented last  April 16,  making it a brand new policy, that  could impact millions of Americans, especially small business owners who need stronger credit to apply for a business loan