Latest articles by Katelyn Washington
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Tax Tips for Last-Minute Filers
Tax Filing Time is running out for most people to file taxes for 2023, but these tax tips could help you meet the deadline.
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How to Pay the IRS if You Owe Taxes
Tax Payments
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Nine Tax Deadlines for April 15
Tax Deadlines Do you know about all the various tax deadlines that fall on Tax Day?
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Is California’s Minimum Wage Increase a Way to Collect More Taxes?
State Tax The California minimum wage increase for fast food workers could boost paychecks — and the state’s budget.
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The $2,500 Tax Break for Paying Your Student Loan
Tax Deductions Do you qualify for the student loan interest deduction this year?
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Oregon ‘Kicker’ Credit: File Soon to Claim Yours
State Tax Will you get an Oregon kicker rebate in 2024? Here’s how much money you can expect and how to claim it.
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NYC Lawsuit Could Cause Property Tax Hikes
Property Tax One possible solution to a New York City property tax lawsuit is to increase tax rates on high-value property.
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Why Your Tax Refund Could Be Higher This Year
Tax Refunds The average tax refund amount is higher this year than last filing season. How does yours compare?
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Non-Eligible HSA Expenses: When a Doctor’s Note Isn’t Enough
Health Savings It's easy to get confused about whether diet products, gym memberships, and fitness trackers are HSA-eligible items.
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Utah Tax Cut Will Save Most Taxpayers $2 or Less per Week
State Tax A recent Utah tax cut slashed the income tax rate for 2024, but high earners are expected to benefit the most.
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How Much Richer Could You Be Without a Big Tax Refund?
Tax Refunds A big tax refund isn’t a reason to celebrate if you overpaid throughout the year. Here’s how much money your interest-free loan to the government could have cost you.
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IRS Issues Another Tax Warning for Wealthy, High Earners
Tax Enforcement Wealthy non-filers could pay more tax than they owe if the IRS files for them.
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FTC: H&R Block 'Data Wiping' and Upgrade Policies Harm Taxpayers
Tax Filing The FTC says H&R Block deceives customers into paying more and makes downgrading unnecessarily difficult.
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Save During Alabama’s Severe Weather Preparedness Tax Holiday
Sales Tax Holiday Certain items will be tax-free during the Alabama severe weather preparedness sales tax holiday this year, but there are specific rules to follow.
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Will Your IRS Refund Be Less This Year?
Tax Refunds Data show federal tax refunds are lower this year than last. Will you get less money back from the IRS this tax season?
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What Does It Cost to Be Middle-Class?
Middle-Class Is being middle-class worth it? You be the judge, but here’s what the numbers say.
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Michigan Tax Credit Checks 2024
State Tax Michigan tax credit checks will soon be on the way thanks to a law that became effective in February. Will you get one?
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Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction: What You Need to Know
Tax Deductions Should you claim the mortgage interest deduction when you file your federal tax return?
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Minnesota Child Tax Credit in 2024: How Much Will You Get?
State Tax The Minnesota child tax credit is the highest state credit in the country. Here’s how to tell if you qualify — and how much money you’ll get.
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Maine Tax Relief Granted Following Severe Storms
Tax Relief The IRS has granted Maine tax relief to taxpayers affected by severe storms late last year.
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Tax Relief for Connecticut and Rhode Island Storm Victims
Tax Relief Storm victims in Connecticut and Rhode Island have extended IRS tax deadlines.
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Most Expensive States for Millionaires in 2024
Income Tax Here are the most expensive states for millionaires and high earners to live or do business in this year.
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California Just Became More Expensive for High Earners
State Tax A California tax expansion will benefit workers with lower incomes, but high earners will pay the price.
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Non-Refundable vs Refundable Tax Credits: What’s the Difference?
Tax Credits Refundable tax credits and non-refundable tax credits can be confusing. Here’s how they work and how each can help you when you file your tax return.
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