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As you may have seen in the news, Congress has passed a relief bill that includes paying out stimulus checks to many Americans. The information below can help answer any questions you may have about qualifying, when you’ll receive the check, what amount you’ll receive, and more.
Read MoreThe stay-at-home mandates stemming from the Coronavirus Pandemic are leading many to file for unemployment benefits for the first time. These much needed benefits can help workers who’ve lost their job find financial relief during this uncertain time. If you’ve lost your job or fear you may lose your job during the global health crisis, the information below can help answer any questions you have about filing for Unemployment during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Read MoreTax season is here and if you’re dreading April 15th, this news might brighten your spirits. Congress has resurrected tax provisions that expired on December 31, 2017. In what has become much too common practice, Congress resurrected the dead provisions retroactively to January 1, 2018. Goody, goody! You can amend your 2018 tax returns to claim the deductions.
Read MoreDon’t kiss your tax benefits goodbye. This article simplifies the choice paradox by first addressing two of the 11 possibilities for education tax benefits and then taking the complexity out of them.
Once you see the rules simplified and the easy methods for planning your income so that you qualify for the tax benefits, you are going to smile. In fact, you may feel like you defeated those lawmakers who tried to paralyze you with choices.
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