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Tax Extension Deadline 2021.
Tax season is here once again, if you filed an extension back on May 17, 2021. Then you know It’s time to file your 2020 tax returns on October 15, 2021. For many Individuals who filed for this extension; it’s time to get your finance in order and talk to you tax advisor. These are…
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Earned Income Tax Credit.
Let’s talk about the Earn Income Credit: The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) it’s a credit for low to middle-class families to get a tax break. To claim this credit, you must have your W-2 from your employer(s) and your other tax forms if applicable. In this blog post, we will go over the qualifying…
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Filing your Tax Return in a Pandemic (COVID-19)
With rules changing on sudden notice and many businesses having to enforce limits & restrictions on their premises. It is with no surprise that the tax industry is going to be shifting as well, if you’re used to filing your tax returns in person. You may need to set your appointment ASPA (as soon as…
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Who gets the $1400 stimulus check?
After months of negotiations the $1,400 stimulus check has been approved and ready to go! In this article, we will give you the basic fact of the stimulus check. Who is eligible for the third stimulus check? If you are a: Your check eligibility will depend on your filing status and how you file your…
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How to get some of your school expenses back when you file your taxes this 2024.
Going to school full/part-time can be challenging as it is, especially with tuition, books, and supplies going up. School can take a big chunk out of your pocket, whether you are using financial aid (FAFSA), scholarships, or funding your education out of pocket. You are entitled to get some of those expenses reimbursed. These expenses…
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