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Filing Taxes & Tax Returns

January 27, 2015 By john

The Most Overlooked Tax Credits

Tax credits are very beneficial to taxpayers because they can help you cover family expenses. Today, we are discussing the most overlooked tax credits. Educators' Credits There are a few educators’ credits available to help parents and students pay for post-secondary education. We all know that

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January 20, 2015 By john

Benefits of the Child Tax Credit

If you have children, it is beneficial for you to see if you are eligible for the child tax credit. Today, we are going to be discussing some of the benefits that come along with the child tax credit. Reduces Your Tax Liability If you are eligible to receive the child tax credit, you can lower

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January 5, 2015 By john

5 Surprising Things That Are Taxable

Many people think that they know everything that they have to pay taxes on. However, today we are here to show you five surprising things that are taxable that you were more than likely unaware of. Buried Treasure – Let us say you find some gold coins or you purchase something from a thrift store

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December 22, 2014 By john

How to Decrease Your Tax Bill by the End of the Year

While it is true that the end of the year is going to be here in less than two weeks there is still time for you to make some changes to decrease your tax bill. Today, we are covering how to decrease your tax bill by the end of the year. Give Securities to Charity You may have enjoyed doing the

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December 15, 2014 By john

Tax Breaks for Recent College Grads

If you have recently graduated from college, you are probably concerned about your taxes. The good news is there are some tax breaks available for recent college graduates and today we will be covering them in this article. Moving Expenses If you were fortunate to land a new job out of college yet

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December 1, 2014 By john

What to Do If Your Tax Refund is Stolen

It is common for taxpayers to spend time preparing their returns, and then when it is time for them to file them they are informed that someone has already filed under their names. Alternatively, taxpayers file their taxes and the check never shows up to their home. This can cause even more stress

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November 18, 2014 By john

Why Should You E-File?

Majority of taxpayers prefer to file their taxes electronically. However, there are still about 20% of taxpayers who prefer to stick to the old way and paper file their returns. E filing was introduced for a reason. Today, this article is going to discuss why taxpayers should be e filing and not

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November 10, 2014 By john

Are Credit Card Rewards Considered Taxable Income?

If you have a rewards credit card, you are probably thinking that you are receiving free money. However, this is not always the case. The IRS considered credit card rewards to be either an award or a rebate, which is how they determine whether they will be considered as taxable income. Credit Card

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