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Tax tips for small business owners
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Tax tips for small business owners

Nobody likes doing their taxes, but for small business owners, taxes can be especially complicated and stressful. However, by understanding the tax code and following some helpful tips, you can reduce your tax liability and keep more money to put back into your business. Here are some tax tips that ...

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6 smart ways to use your tax refund
Managing Your Money

6 smart ways to use your tax refund

Receiving a tax refund is often a welcome windfall—and one you can use in many ways. According to the IRS, the average tax refund for 2023 is $1,963. This year's refunds may be slightly smaller than last year's as there are fewer available deductions, and taxpayers can't claim unpaid stimulus ...

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Get ready for tax season in 5 easy steps
Managing Your Money

Get ready for tax season in 5 easy steps

When it comes to filing your taxes, it's always smart to start sooner rather than later. But, while doing taxes may feel like a chore to avoid, a little preparation can reduce your workload later on and make filing your return that much easier. What's even better: you might also ...

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7 must dos when working on your taxes
Managing Your Money

7 must dos when working on your taxes

Tax season is just around the corner. With a bit of preparation, you can breeze through the season. Take the time to work through this list of must dos to make sure you’re prepared when Tax Day comes. The earlier, the better for a stress-free April. Know your due dates – ...

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Your tax prep checklist
Managing Your Money

Your tax prep checklist

Though taxes aren't due until April 18, this year, the IRS has already begun accepting returns. As such, it's not too early to get your tax paperwork in order, especially if you think you're due a refund and don't want to wait too long to get your hands on it.What ...

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Unemployment benefits and tax impacts
Managing Your Money

Unemployment benefits and tax impacts

In 2020, one of the most complicated aspects of tax filing was unemployment benefits. Usually taxable, Congress changed the rules temporarily after millions lost their jobs due to the coronavirus outbreak and filed for unemployment.On March 11, 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) was signed into law. ...

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