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Tax Refunds

Tax Refunds Disappointing Many in Early 2024

Due to the increasing volume of returns being processed, the IRS has cautioned taxpayers that the average refund amount will likely change in the coming…


IRS Announces Tax Season Deadlines, When Can You File and Expect Your Refund in 2024?

On January 8th, the IRS issued a statement that said taxpayers can start filing their annual returns on January 29. People who need extra time…


Worried About a Low Tax Return? Real Ways to Get the Biggest Refund from the IRS

That moment when you figure out Uncle Sam owes you money instead. When tax season rolls around, many people eagerly await their tax refund check…


Disability Income Can Affect Your Tax Refunds in a Good Way, Depending on Its Origin

"Refund" might be the wrong word for a tax credit, but it's usually good news either way, right? Disability income can impact tax refunds in…


Math Errors and Missed Deductions: When You Should File an Amended Tax Return and How to Track Yours

What to do when something doesn't add up on your tax refund. When it comes to filing a tax return, mistakes can happen. Fortunately, taxpayers…


What Do I Do With an IRS Adjusted Refund Letter?

I must have been doing something right for years -- I've never heard of this Adjusted Refund letter. An Adjustment Notice is a letter sent…


That $10,200 Unemployment Tax Break Makes Me Wonder, “How much will I get back?”

What is the Unemployment Tax Break? The pandemic unemployment credit. The recent $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill signed by President Joe Biden includes an Unemployment…


How to stop child support from taking tax refund

Falling behind on any payment is never a good thing. But falling behind on child support payments can have ramifications on your finances -- it…