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A reader wants to know how to set income tax withholding on a new job to avoid a tax bill in April.

A reader wants to know if there’s any silver lining to taking a loss on a real estate investment.

The IRS wants to charge a retiree for moving his IRA CD, but he may be able to avoid getting taxed.

Filing form 1040X may get you your refund, but don’t expect a fast turnaround.

The simple answer is no, but it’s never simple with the IRS.

A reader’s wife has left him, but they’re still married. Yet she just filed her own taxes.

The answer has more to do with your job than your expenses.

A reader never did her S-Corp filing. How much pain is she facing?

A reader worries that her side business will face huge tax problems.

A reader’s simple question has no simple answer.

A reader plans to do just that, but he wants tax advice first. He’ll get more than he bargained for.

A reader is finding customers for a construction firm. But is he being bulldozed?