From paying off student loans to hosting a crawfish boil in New Orleans, here's how six people are using this year's tax refund from the IRS.
Taxes
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13 crazy tax deductions
From hermit crab food and Viagra to a toupee and scuba trips, taxpayers (try to) deduct the wildest things.
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10 tax audit red flags
From being too charitable to claiming the home office deduction, beware these tax audit red flags.
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Don't give Uncle Sam a 0% loan
The average tax refund is about $3,000. That's $250 a month you could have used otherwise. Here's the best way to spend your refund now and how you can keep more of it during the year.
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