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There is still time to amend your tax return.
During the course of tax season, many people make mistakes when preparing their returns. Some of the most common involve the filing status, number of dependents, total income and deductions. Other mistakes such as computational errors are usually corrected by … Continue reading
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Ten Things to Know about Free IRS Volunteer Tax Help
Issue Number: IRS Tax Tip 2012-32 Inside This Issue Millions of taxpayers qualify for free tax preparation assistance from IRS-sponsored community-based, volunteer programs. Here are 10 things the IRS wants you to know about these volunteer programs. 1. The IRS sponsors … Continue reading
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Teaching your kids how to save
It has often been said that a penny saved is a penny earned. This phrase has been passed down from generations. But sometimes it gets lost and not passed down from a parent to a child. But how do we … Continue reading
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Money and Dating
Should you date someone who makes more or less money than you do? This is a tough question because we can’t help who we end up falling in love with. But personal finances are a big part of any relationship … Continue reading
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Save Money this Thanksgiving
Here are some helpful tips to help you enjoy and save money this Thanksgiving holiday: Get a free turkey or other free meal items– Many churches and nonprofit organizations received donations of turkey during the holidays. The churches in turn … Continue reading
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Free Government Resources on Personal Finance
Have you ever wondered what government resources are out there? Well, don’t keep wondering, simply click and take advantage of these great resources. Mymoney.gov-This site provides a wealth of resources for businesses and individuals alike. Whether you are looking to … Continue reading
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What are your barriers to saving?
I came across this great article on Americasaves.org. Many people have difficulty saving for one reason or another. In this article, the writer shares some great tips to help and encourage people to save. The topics that she discusses … Continue reading
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Keeping Good Records Reduces Stress at Tax Time
Although most people won’t be filing their tax returns for several months, the dog days of summer are actually a great time to start planning for the tax filing season by ensuring your records are organized. Whether you are an … Continue reading
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Eight Things to Know If You Receive an IRS Notice
Every year, the IRS sends millions of letters and notices to taxpayers. Many taxpayers will receive this correspondence during the late summer and fall. Here are eight things every taxpayer should know about IRS notices – just in case one … Continue reading
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Hurricane Preparedness
Despite everything that is going on, please take a few moments to prepare for this year’s hurricane season. Listed below are some useful links with valuable information. Please pass on to your friends and family. www.nhc.noaa.gov/HAW2/english/prepare/supply_kit.shtml www.ready.gov www.lowes.com/cd_Hurricane+Season+is+Here_848001943_?cm_mmc=search_google-_-Hurricane%20Prep%20Awareness-_-Hurricane%20Prep-_-hurricane%20preparedness%20checklist www.redcross.org/www-files/Documents/pdf/Preparedness/checklists/Hurricane.pdf www.fox10tv.com/dpp/weather/hurricane/HurricanePreparednessChecklist