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For many employees, 401(k) plans are becoming the only retirement option available. This means you need to be actively involved in the plan's investments and manage your contributions. Click "Full Article" for five sensible strategies to help ensure your account stays in good shape.
Illegal tax protestors may wind up working for you and calling unnecessary IRS attention to your company. One common tactic that protestors use is to file fraudulent W-4 forms with their employers so they don't have any tax withheld from their wages. Some employees have even given their companies phony -- but official looking -- forms in an attempt to avoid withholding. Here's what to do if you're confronted with this issue.
When you sell shares of stock after a split, make sure you can tell the IRS which shares you're selling and when you originally purchased them. If you don't keep accurate records, you might pay too much tax on your profit.