Generally, it’s never too late to file your taxes. Now here is the catch. If you are due a refund and you don’t file, you have three (3) years to do so. If you do not file within the 3 years period, you lose your refund. Now, if you owe...
Read More ›When banks, credit unions, businesses and other payers file information returns with data that doesn’t match IRS records, the IRS sends them a CP2100 or CP2100A notice. The notices tell payers that the information...
Read More ›A Refund Advance is a loan against your Tax Refund. Like all loans programs, there are interest charges and fees. Depending on the loan amount you want to borrow, you may or may not be charge interest. The lower the amount you want to...
Read More ›Prior to covid-19, the gig economy seems to be on steriods. The emergence of Amazon, Uber and Lyft, Airbnb, InstraCart, Grubhub, DoorDash were all new entries into the way we now live. More and more people tend to use gig work to supplement their...
Read More ›The Economic Impact Payments (EIP) commonly refer to as Stimulus Payment is about to be phase out this tax season. If you have not received your stimulus payments, now is the time. The IRS have been sending out letters to taxpayers who they...
Read More ›There are hundred of ways to file your tax returns. You can file with a CPA. You can have a Tax Accountant or have a Tax Preparer file your tax return. You could also file your taxes online (DO IT YOURSELF option) with a tax software vendor...
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