Reminder: Khan Academy still has basic explanations on taxes in the U.S. This should help you with understanding tax brackets, deductions, and other related information.

[u/zonination]

Basically a repost from last year, but I felt the need to remind people that this resource exists. There are some simple explanations of tax law in the U.S. over at Khan Academy. Here are a couple links:

• Introduction to Tax Brackets
• Introduction to Deductions
• A link to all lessons in the Tax Portal

And since retirement accounts tie into deductions:

• Link to the Retirement Accounts lessons

Let me know if there's anything related I should add to this list. Happy filing!

[u/xEzio]

Honest question, can I use khan to relearn math from scratch?

[u/[deleted] → u/xEzio]

I did. I started from fractions to prepare for college and it took me about a year. It's a lot of material though, be prepared to really work at it.

[u/podoka → u/[deleted]]

I'm going through Geometry - Alg 2 - Trig, then basic fraction touchups, ect, to prepare myself for community college. I hope it will be enough.

[u/[deleted] → u/podoka]

Find out what you need for the accuplacer or whatever your school uses and place as high as you can. At the very least you want to place into a credit course, you don't want to be paying for remedial classes.

Make sure to do the practice! You will not remember any of it if you don't practice. Good luck!