When reviewing your return, you may have noticed a discrepancy between your total income and adjusted gross income (AGI). The AGI on your return is […]
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You may receive a payment from sources outside of your job and wonder whether you need to report that income on your tax return. Not
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Once you file and your tax return is accepted, you may never need to use those documents again. But the IRS can investigate your situation for up to three years after you file. And you never know – maybe you’ll want to amend your return to claim
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When you’re filling out your tax return, you may choose to either take the standard deduction or itemize. What does it mean to take the standard deduction?
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The information in this article is up to date through tax year 2019 (taxes filed in 2020). The IRS begins accepting tax returns in mid to late
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Online tax filing, also known as e-filing, allows taxpayers to submit tax returns electronically. E-filing prevents you from having to meet with a tax preparer, fill out a paper return, mail in your return, etc. Instead,
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An FSA, or flexible spending arrangement, is an option for you and your family to cover your medical costs. Learn more about the basics of FSA’s and if you need one.
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