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The IRS Adjusted Its Income Tax Brackets for 2023—You Might Owe Less in Taxes Next Year
The IRS has revised its income tax brackets in 2023 due to inflation, which will likely reduce the amount of money you will owe in taxes.
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Who May Still Be Eligible for $1,400 Stimulus Checks With Their 2021 Tax Returns
Most of the third round of stimulus checks has been sent. But if you never received a payment or your circumstances have changed, you may be eligible for money.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren Lauds Biden Billionaires' Tax, Calls for Even More CEO Pay Changes
Sen. Elizabeth Warren praised the Biden administration’s renewed effort to introduce a new tax on the country’s wealthiest households.
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Biden's 2023 Budget Includes $14.8 Billion for Social Security. Here's What Changes That Could Bring
President Joe Biden’s 2023 budget could help fund service improvements for Social Security. Some groups had hoped to see more in the president’s proposal.
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Two States Are Temporarily Suspending Their Gas Taxes and Others Could Follow. But Don't Expect Big Savings
As two states put temporary gas tax holidays in place, savings may be limited. Plus, it won’t help price pressures from inflation and Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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Eligible Taxpayers Can Claim Earned Income Tax Credit in These States
More than a dozen states added or expanded earned income tax credits in 2021. Here’s what to know about this write-off for low to moderate earners.
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Many Americans Are Eligible for More Generous Tax Credits This Year. They Will Have to File a Return in Order to Get the Money
Research finds free tax return filing programs may be the answer to ensuring those who are eligible receive the government money due them.
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More Than $1 Billion Could Be Forfeited in Health-Care Flexible Spending Accounts This Year
At companies that offer a 2.5-month grace period to spend the previous year’s unused funds, the deadline is March 15.
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Already Claimed Social Security? There Are Still Ways You May Be Able to Increase Your Retirement Benefits
The age you claim Social Security largely determines the size of your monthly checks. But there are still ways you can boost that benefit payout.
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Americans Are Eager for More Monthly Child Tax Credit Checks. Future Payments Could Come With Work Requirements
Millions of parents would love to see more monthly child tax credit checks. But getting lawmakers to renew those payments under the same terms may be difficult.
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Here's When Married Filing Separately Makes Sense, According to Tax Experts
Married couples may file income taxes jointly or separately. The tax code typically rewards joint filers, but filing apart may be better in some cases.
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Here's Who Can File Taxes to the IRS for Free This Year
An estimated 70% of Americans filing taxes, or 100 million people, can submit their returns for free through an IRS program.
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How to File Your Taxes for Free and Collect Missing Stimulus Money
This year is something of a return to form after the coronavirus delayed the start of the 2021 filing season. But there are a few changes you need to know.
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2022 Tax Season Starts Monday
Yesenia Vega and Mickey Aguilar are among the many Americans who are eager to file their taxes. “Usually the minute I have my W2’s I go to my guy,” said Aguilar. While it may be an anticipated period for many this year’s tax filing season is likely to be another challenging one because of pandemic-related tax changes and the...
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Your Income Tax Bill for 2022 May Have Just Gotten Cheaper If You Live in One of These 5 States
Five states lowered income taxes at the start of 2022. Here’s a look at how the changes will affect taxpayers.
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‘The IRS Is in Crisis.' Here's What to Know as Taxpayer Advocate Warns of Potential for Refund Delays in 2022
“I am deeply concerned about the upcoming filing season,” National Taxpayer Advocate Erin M. Collins said in a report.
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How Those Child Tax Credit Checks May Affect Your Tax Refund This Year
If you received monthly advance child tax credit payments in 2021, there may be a costly surprise when filing your return this season.
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IRS Urges Americans to File Taxes Online to Avoid Refund Delays
There are steps people can take to ensure their tax return and refund don’t face processing delays, said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig.
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Filing Your Taxes Early Can Help Protect Against Fraud. What to Prepare Now
Filing your taxes as soon as possible can protect against fraud and make sure you get any refund you’re owed faster. Here’s what to prepare now to get ready.
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A 5.9% Increase to Social Security Benefits Takes Effect This Month. Here's What to Expect
Social Security benefits are poised to get the largest annual increase in decades. Here’s what beneficiaries can expect when those checks start this month.