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Know when to keep or throw out your tax records. Here is what you need to know.

Those Pesky Records! - What do I need to keep? Know when to hold them. Know when to toss them. Tax record retention basics can be found here.

The IRS assumes you'll charge interest if you make personal loans, even to friends and family. Even if you don't charge interest, you'll owe tax on an assumed rate of interest.

Avoid Tax Traps with Loans to Friends and Family Lending to friends and relatives can be tricky, and not only because of the stress it can place on your relationships. There are tax issues involved as well. Here's what you need to know.

Living in another state to work remotely or to retire often causes tax problems. Here is what you should know.

You Owe Us, Not Them! - State tax authorities clamp down Suppose you work or retire in a new state with warm weather and lower taxes. If you keep a home in your original state or you later decide to return, you could have a tax problem. Here are some tips to help you stay on the right side of the state taxman.

The amount of your tax bill is often dependent on your age and the age of your children. You need to plan accordingly. Here are the details.

The Tax Impact as Your Children Grow Up - Prepare now for potential income tax hits As your children age, you can easily be surprised by a larger tax bill. To help ease the possible burden, here are some possible tax hits to prepare for as your children grow older.