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Why Your Tax Refund Might Be Lower This Year
According to the IRS, “taxpayers may find their refunds somewhat lower this year," due to the expiration of several major tax breaks that were available to filers during the pandemic.
By Erin Bendig Published
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Should You Wait to File Your Taxes This Year?
Tax Season The 2024 tax season is open, but should you wait to file taxes?
By Katelyn Washington Published
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9 IRS Audit Red Flags for Retirees
retirement Seniors: certain actions can increase the chances of the IRS giving your tax return a closer look.
By Joy Taylor Last updated
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Taxes 2023: What to Know Before You File
Tax season 2023 has begun, but there are some key things to know before you file.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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IRS Says Direct Deposit Is the Best Way to Receive Your Tax Refund
Tax Refunds IRS says the best way to receive your tax refund is by direct deposit. Here's how to do it.
By Erin Bendig Published
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Does the IRS Audit Some Taxpayers More Than Others?
A study of IRS audits, from Stanford University researchers and the U.S. Treasury Department, looked at whether some taxpayers are audited more than others.
By Kelley R. Taylor Published
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12 IRS Audit Red Flags for the Self-Employed
taxes If you are self-employed, minimize the odds of an IRS audit by avoiding these audit triggers.
By Joy Taylor Last updated
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How to Pay 0% in Taxes (Without Cheating)
capital gains tax Investors and retirement savers have many tools at their disposal to whittle their incomes down to a point where capital gains are taxed at a 0% tax rate. The magic number for couples? $83,350.
By Justin Goodbread, CFP®, CEPA, CVGA Last updated
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When Can You File Taxes in 2023?
tax filing If you're an early bird when it comes to filing your tax return, there's good news from the IRS.
By Rocky Mengle Published
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