Each stimulus payment has been slightly different, and you likely have questions, so here is some key information and answers to common questions about this one.
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How to handle the new tax break depends on whether or not you already filed your 2020 tax return.
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You may have heard that the IRS has a significant backlog going back as far as 2019 tax returns.
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The actual amount of loan forgiveness will depend on the total amount spent over the 8-week period on several approved things.
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If you haven’t filed a tax return for several years, or you cannot afford to pay prior year taxes owed, then this post is for you.
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As grotesque as it is under normal circumstances, criminals are now dramatically intensifying their efforts to prey on your fear, your generosity, and your limited access to professional assistance.
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As part of the federal stimulus package to help with Coronavirus relief, all federal wage garnishments are suspended unless the garnishment is for child support.
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With the new stimulus package expanding unemployment benefits, and with businesses struggling to keep employees on payroll, we’re hearing the terms “furlough” and “lay off” a lot.
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The section of the bill that covers relief for small businesses is called the Paycheck Protection Program which is administered through the SBA in the way of loans to small businesses.
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Today I wanted to fill you in on some important items in the stimulus package that affect wage garnishment.
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Being a parent or having dependents can make filing taxes a little more complicated, but it also provides some deductions and benefits that are worth exploring.
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Although there are benefits to both domestic partnerships and marriages, there are many differences when it comes to the law and its protections.
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In a recent poll, more than one third of same-sex couples who married between 2013 and 2017 are confused about their tax-filing status.
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