The 'sin tax' defines candy as a sweet without flour. Except some candy contains flour. It's still candy, isn't it?
What government giveth, government can taketh away.
Nearly 1,000 complaints have been submitted to the Texas Attorney General's Office and the Better Business Bureau.
Partly because of the recession, Americans are devoting the smallest percentage of their income to taxes in 60 years.
Use your tax refund to help pay for an energy-efficient home improvement this year and get a juicy tax credit next year.
Two energy tax credits can help you save energy and tax dollars.
If you're going to mail your return at the 11th hour, make sure it's going to get to the IRS.
It shouldn't, and here's a proposal to phase it out.
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