Jami Gibson Talks Passwords – EP8
Passwords tend to be something people dread. What’s the correct length? How many characters? Are Shakespeare quotes a good idea? Luckily, our latest podcast guest was able to provide some…
Passwords tend to be something people dread. What’s the correct length? How many characters? Are Shakespeare quotes a good idea? Luckily, our latest podcast guest was able to provide some…
Somewhere between the time we start our work careers and the time we finally retire, life happens. During that time span, many taxpayers feel the need to dip into their Individual Retirement Account…
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It’s been a rough winter for residents of the Northeast: three severe winter storms in just two months. Fortunately, the IRS is helping to take a little of the bite out of the winter wind for those most affected.…
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About a million taxpayers could have some cash waiting for them, provided they file their 2014 income tax returns.…
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A recent court case highlights reasons behind a change in IRS procedure in how the Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) deals with complaints.…
In a year where income taxes have been a big headline-grabber, a new survey shows a couple of other directions our money goes. WalletHub, a financial information and education site for consumers, puts together a list of the best and worst states for real-estate property taxes every year.…
The first of many refunds claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) should make their way to their respective taxpayers very soon. The Internal Revenue Service says some returns have cleared the verification process and could appear in bank accounts this week.…
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The $400 billion Bipartisan Budget Act that President Trump signed on February 9 retroactively renews several 2017 tax benefits, including three the IRS believes taxpayers are most likely to claim early in tax season.…
The Internal Revenue Service’s e-Help Desk was set up to handle questions from income tax professionals. But the agency says the desk is getting flooded with calls from taxpayers who were told to call by their tax preparers.…
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CPA Practice Advisor released the results of their 2018 Readers’ Choice Awards, an annual survey of readers’ opinions on tax preparation software and hardware that began in 2004.…
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