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Typically when you hear “distribution planning,” you think of retirement. However, the tax planning that goes into retirement planning can be applied to other major expenses; namely, paying for college.…
As a taxpayer, you get a federal refund whenever it turns you overpaid taxes throughout the year or had withheld from your paychecks more than what you ultimately owe. If…
Photo: GaudiLab (Shutterstock) It’s time to start thinking about your taxes again. Tax year 2022 brings with it some pretty significant changes, especially t0 credits: Many pandemic relief credit increases…
Photo: Ground Picture (Shutterstock) Last month the IRS reported that millions of eligible people have yet to properly claim their COVID relief payments. The IRS uses tax returns to determine…
Photo: Drazen Zigic (Shutterstock) The child tax credit—a benefit designed to help taxpayers support their families—was greatly expanded for the 2021 tax year by the American Rescue Plan Act. The…
Photo: Drazen Zigic (Shutterstock) The sixth—and possibly final—payment from the Child Tax Credit program should be deposited in the bank accounts of eligible parents today, Dec. 15. Those who have…
Photo: Rido (Shutterstock) If you’re wondering where your child tax credit payment is for August or July, you’re not alone. Some families are still waiting to receive the monthly checks…
Photo: Monkey Business Images (Shutterstock) Yesterday the IRS launched a new portal to help you manage advance payments on the recently expanded Child Tax Credit, worth up to $3,600 per…
Photo: Dragana Gordic (Shutterstock) Yesterday the IRS launched a portal to service those who aren’t normally required to file taxes but are still eligible for the expanded child tax credit…
Photo: Jimmy Rooney (Shutterstock) If you find an unexpected letter in your mailbox this week, purportedly from the IRS and offering you thousands of dollars in cash for a child…