taxes

Just like that we already find ourselves in the back-half of January which means that for some El Pasoans, it’s time to start gathering those W2’s.

Pay your taxes by January 31. In just the first month of being delinquent, you'll accrue hundreds of dollars in penalties and fees.

It's free, it's easy, there are no immigration status questions, and when you're dead, your great-grandchildren will be able to use it figure out who you were.

If you haven't paid your utilities for four months, here how the utility companies are stepping up to help make sure you can.

I have to hand it to Mayor Margo. He has given the campaign sufficient time to make good on the debt our taxpayers incurred for the campaign rally.

Cars are made better and safer now than at any other point in history. They burn fuel cleaner and they pretty much tell you when maintenance is needed.

Low- and moderate-income El Pasoans and senior citizens will get the chance once again be able to get their tax returns prepared for free this year! The AARP Tax-Aide program has volunteers ready to do your basic federal returns this tax season.
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The best thing El Paso could -- and should -- build for itself is a soccer complex. This would be better than building a baseball stadium. Better by far than another arena. Better than swimming pools, multi-purpose gyms and skate parks.

One of the few joys of tax preparation is making deductions and watching your bill from Uncle Sam get lower and lower.
Here's a list of five expenses that might be tempting to deduct, but are strictly forbidden by the IRS.