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02/09/2024

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02/06/2024

Life can be busy. If you need in-person tax help, the is offering extended office hours at Taxpayer Assistance Centers during the filing season. These extended office hours will continue through April 16.

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02/06/2024

02/06/2024

One in five qualified taxpayers don’t claim the valuable Earned Income Tax Credit.
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02/04/2024

Did you know that you have 10 rights as a taxpayer who interacts with the ? Knowing your rights will help you navigate your tax issues effectively.

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02/04/2024

Potentially Taxable Events – Did You Know?

In addition to traditional income sources like employee wages and business profits, there are a number of other activities and transactions that the IRS classifies as potentially taxable. It is important to consider all of these “taxable events” for your tax return.

The most commonly overlooked taxable events include:

- Investment income, including receiving stock dividends or cashing in bonds
- Converting a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA
- Forgiveness (discharge) of a loan or other debt, including student loans
- Sale of assets such as vehicles, musical instruments, or a home at a gain (that is, for more than you paid to purchase the assets)
- Sale or exchange of cryptocurrency (like Bitcoin), or making purchases with cryptocurrency
- Withdrawing funds from a retirement plan (or from the cash value of a life insurance policy if you withdraw more than you have paid in premiums)
- Gifts and inheritances

A tax professional can advise you about which events in your life may have tax implications, and how to properly report those events. For example, in some cases, you may only need to declare the event to the IRS if the amount of money involved exceeds a minimum threshold, known as an “exclusion.”

02/04/2024

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02/04/2024

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02/04/2024

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