1040.com Podcast

Yes, it’s expensive to throw a wedding, but you can have fairytale perfect without a price tag that sends the father of the bride into cardiac arrest. Let’s talk.

So what’s up with this new “do your taxes on a postcard” idea? Could it be that simple? We’re bringing James Stork back on to break it down. (Not dancing. Maybe one day, though.)

Because nothing kicks off a professional overview of personal finance management quite like a T-Swift reference. No, really. Paul and Su on getting your money together and setting up for success—finger guns included.

Stop us if this sounds familiar: You work a 9 to 5, but you’ve got bills to pay and debt to hack at, so any extra income would be swell. If that’s ringing bells, watch as Su and Paul break down some ways to make money on the side without throwing your back out.

We’re all about clean water and coconut machetes. Paul talks about a recent trip to the Dominican Republic with James Stork, our VP at 1040.com, and Ben Walker, the main dude behind the cameras for our video content.

Paul and Su talk about the next big thing – not summer movies, of course. Tax reform. You know, the super exciting stuff. Anyway, here’s a bird’s eye view of President Trump’s new tax bill and how it affects you.

Procrastinators (or victims of, you know, life), this one’s for you. Paul and Su talk about what to do if you miss the tax deadline this year.

Time to talk about tax extensions—we’re getting close to the deadline! Sidenote: We know taxes, but wardrobe is apparently not our thing.

Today, Paul and Su tackle the sharing (or gig) economy. What is it? How do you know if you’re a part of it? What’s it got to do with taxes? Is Su really that pale? So many questions answered in this episode.

Commonly Confused Tax Terms: Paul’s wearing flip flops, and Su’s wearing a Mike and Dooley in the Morning shirt. Choices were made. Also, here are some common tax terms explained in 3 minutes or less.

Get Your Fastest Possible Refund. Paul and Su are back and ready to talk about how you can get your refund back as soon as possible—oh, and the Olympics, of course.