Presented By: Office of Postdoctoral Affairs
Understanding Income Taxes: A Practical Overview for Postdocs
Dr. Heather Moore, Assistant Director of Financial Education and Engagement
Financial Literacy Workshop
Are you a postdoctoral scholar wondering how U.S. income taxes work? Join us for an informal and friendly session where we'll break down the basics: what income taxes are, why your pay is withheld, common tax forms, and how deductions and credits may affect your take-home pay.
Learn the essentials of filing taxes, tips for planning your net income, and strategies to avoid surprises at tax time. This session is educational and designed to give you the tools you need to discuss your individual circumstances with a tax professional.
Bring your questions: Heather will provide answers and share resources.
No prior knowledge required, and all questions are welcome!
This series is organized by the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and presented by Dr. Heather Moore, Assistant Director of Financial Education and Engagement. Heather holds a master’s degree in sociology and a doctoral degree in education, and she has worked and taught coursework in both academic and student affairs. Throughout her career, she has developed coursework, including financial education courses, to fill gaps in practical knowledge, complementing students' degree plans and providing a well-rounded educational experience that equips them to be informed and competitive in their post-graduation careers and society.
Are you a postdoctoral scholar wondering how U.S. income taxes work? Join us for an informal and friendly session where we'll break down the basics: what income taxes are, why your pay is withheld, common tax forms, and how deductions and credits may affect your take-home pay.
Learn the essentials of filing taxes, tips for planning your net income, and strategies to avoid surprises at tax time. This session is educational and designed to give you the tools you need to discuss your individual circumstances with a tax professional.
Bring your questions: Heather will provide answers and share resources.
No prior knowledge required, and all questions are welcome!
This series is organized by the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and presented by Dr. Heather Moore, Assistant Director of Financial Education and Engagement. Heather holds a master’s degree in sociology and a doctoral degree in education, and she has worked and taught coursework in both academic and student affairs. Throughout her career, she has developed coursework, including financial education courses, to fill gaps in practical knowledge, complementing students' degree plans and providing a well-rounded educational experience that equips them to be informed and competitive in their post-graduation careers and society.