A new uniform definition of a qualifying child, special rules for car donations, higher standard mileage rates and expanded retirement savings incentives are among the changes individual taxpayers will find when they sit down to prepare their 2005 federal income tax return. Click Here.

You may soon have to pay the Alternative Minimum Tax, which increases your tax bill by knocking out a lot of exemptions, deductions, and credits you may have gotten used to, when doing your regular income taxes. Here are the answers to common questions about the dreaded AMT. Click Here.

Lawmakers failed to renew a number of popular tax breaks before they went off to campaign for re-election. Remember that when you go to vote.

I am really ticked off at Congress. You should be, too. It looks like political gaming has cost you and millions of other taxpayers a lot of money. Click Here.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Whenever the balance of power shifts in Washington, the question arises: “Will taxes go up?”

In their campaign for House and Senate seats this fall, Republicans were asserting that under a Democratic majority on the Hill, that’s exactly what would happen. Click Here.