In the past, one of the only ways to pay taxes was via paper check. But now the IRS and many states have found ways to pay taxes electronically without any fees. Listen in to learn more about advantages of utilizing this method, as well as available payment methods.

Whether contemplating the launch of your own business or already starting out, surrounding yourself with a good team is key. Attorneys, accountants and bankers are some of the people who can help answer some of the most challenging startup questions about legal paperwork, business structure, financing and more.

Being a business owner is not an 8 to 5 job. You have to focus on everything from customers and vendors to making and shipping products—as well as accounting work. Teaming up with a trusted advisor can help, but where should you start when trying to find one?

For students heading back to school, one of the most popular college tax credits available right now is the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC), an annual credit up to $2,500 per eligible student. Find out more about eligibility, income limits, who gets to claim this credit, how it is calculated and more.

Catch up on some of the changes that have happened this year about required minimum distributions and how they are calculated—including the new minimum requirement distribution age of 72.

IRAs and other retirement accounts are really designed for, well, retirement. But in these trying times, there are circumstances that dictate the need to take out those funds early, for that "rainy day." Listen in to find out more about penalties, ways to avoid them and even some exceptions to the rule.

When it comes to making gifts—either to family or non-family members—there are a lot of things to consider, including some gifts that may have tax consequences. Listen in to learn more about gifting limits, things that cannot be gifted, reasons to make a gift to someone and more.

If you inherit an IRA, the income that you receive from that may be taxable to you, and those inherited IRAs are subject to distribution requirements that depend on what your relationship was to the person who passed away. This podcast delves into the ins and outs of inherited IRAs.

As baby boomers continue to get older, it is likely that—within the next decade—we could see a wealth transfer to the next generation. For those starting to work through this transition, the number-one question that we get asked is, “How is this going to affect my survivors from a tax point of view?” Listen in to learn more.

As we get closer to the July 15, 2020, tax filing deadline, there are still a number of things that can you can do to reduce your 2019 taxes, including contributing to IRAs, other retirement plans and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). Listen in to find out more about these and other provisions extended by the IRS and the states.