Dreading the April 18 tax deadline? Expect to owe the IRS but don’t have the money to pay your bill, and wondering what to do? Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary will answer your questions about the 2023 tax season on Friday, Feb. 3.
Michelle SingletaryMichelle Singletary has written the Color of Money column for more than 25 years, answering questions around taxes and other personal finance issues. Dreading the April 18 tax deadline? Expecting to owe the IRS but don’t have the money to pay your tax bill, and wondering what to do? Do you know which tax breaks ended for the 2022 tax year?
Washington Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary will answer your questions about the 2023 tax season on Feb. 3 at 12 p.m. Eastern time. She’ll be joined by Eric Bronnenkant, head of tax at Betterment, a digital investment advisory firm. Bronnenkant has also had stints witha space for your name, but leaving it is optional. Your query may be edited for accuracy and clarity. Please bookmark this page and check back Friday for the live discussion.
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