Online Tools to Ease Your Tax Tension
If you're self-employed and pay quarterly estimated taxes, the IRS is likely looking for some cash from you by Sept. 15. These websites won't take away the pain of the payment, but they'll make it a bit easier to settle up with Uncle Sam.
If you're self-employed and pay quarterly estimated taxes, the IRS is likely looking for some cash from you by Sept. 15. These websites won't take away the pain of the payment, but they'll make it a bit easier to settle up with Uncle Sam.
Shoeboxed.com
What it does: Mail receipts or take photos with your phone and the company scans or organizes the images for you.
How it helps: Eliminates the tedious process of copying and organizing the receipts you need when calculating your tax returns.
Cost: The first month is free, then monthly fees range from $9.95 to $49.95.
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