Looks like Uncle Sam was lenient on high-income taxpayers in 2006, seeing that they held on to billions than they did in 2005. FiLife has the scoop.

Feeling charitable? The WSJ's tax expert Tom Herman offers advice on the most tax efficient ways to give to charity.

If you've got a fancy dress but don't know when, or if, you'll ever wear it again, consider donating it. Not only will you feel great for helping others, but you can also deduct the garments from your next tax return. Find out more here.

As you prepare to file your taxes, make sure you brush up on these new tax law provisions, and watch out for common mistakes. WSJ columnist Tom Herman offers tips.

Admire the generosity of top execs donating stock to their own family foundations? This article from the WSJ explains why this strategy may be more strategic than beneficent.

Filing your first tax return this year? The economic stimulus check provides a nice incentive, and the expanded Free File program makes easy online filing free for millions of people. Use these tips to ensure you don't miss any key tax breaks.

Have questions on tax deductions for your second home? Need answers about the new "conforming" jumbo loans under the economic stimulus bill? Columnist Lew Sichelman answers all your real estate questions.

Moving isn't cheap, but if you're swapping homes for work purposes, you might be entitled to a tax deduction. There are a few hurdles you'll have to jump over first, but this article will tell you how high you'll have to leap.  

If the tax bill for your mutual funds is really high, it might be time to change your portfolio. In this article, Chuck Jaffe advises you on what to consider in changing mutual funds and what to do about those taxable distributions.

Make sure you're not missing out on any of these valuable tax perks! This MarketWatch article provides tips on making sure you get all the deductions and credits you qualify for.