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If you electronically file your tax return, you will receive an email within 48 hours. This email will tell you to sign into your account, to see if your return was accepted. If your return was not accepted, you can correct your return resubmit it to IRS at no charge. When your return is accepted […]
— Read moreAre you anticipating your refund? We all like a little cash back in our pockets, as more money leaves than comes in. Waiting for your tax refund can be excruciating when you desperately need the cash. At tax time, put your money back in your pocket quicker using these tips: File As Soon As Possible […]
— Read moreSome people think of tax time as a bonus shopping spree. With all the “tax refund” sales and promotions that retail and media outlets bombard us with, it’s easy to understand why getting money back from a tax refund may seem like free money. However, it’s really not. When you break it down, you’re really […]
— Read moreIf you submit a tax return and are expecting a refund, you may experience a delay, or even an alteration of your refund, if certain conditions are present. The circumstances that may delay a refund are: You owe individual or business taxes for previous years, which can offset any refund amount You owe child support […]
— Read moreMany taxpayers who are due a refund opt for direct deposit. In fact, it is the top method of receiving payment on a federal tax refund. It’s completely safe, and delivers the cash you’re entitled to quickly and easily, especially when you combine it with electronic filing methods. Approximately 90 million taxpayers opted for direct […]
— Read moreDo You Qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit? For low to moderate income families, the Earned Income Tax Credit is available to help reduce the amount of federal income taxes that you owe. The refundable credit is available to families who earn the majority of their income through working (opposed to investing) and can […]
— Read moreRaising children can be expensive for working families. That’s why in 1997 the federal government enacted the Child Tax Credit (CTC) in which eligible families can receive a credit of up to $1,000 per child under the age of 17. The Child Tax Credit has received bipartisan support, and was expanded in 2001. A qualifying […]
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