3 Tax Tips Every Single Parent Needs to Know

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3 Tax Tips Every Single Parent Needs to Know

axpayers may be eligible for several tax deductions and credits that could substantially increase their tax refunds this year. If you are a single mom or a single dad, read these tax tips for single parents to see how you could boost your tax refund!

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How to Prepare for the October 15th Extension Deadline

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f you missed the April 15th filing deadline and are getting ready to prepare for the October 15th extension cutoff date, you may be feeling quite stressed out. You cannot procrastinate any longer. Nevertheless, there are some useful tips to help you get through this all-too stressful time and maybe even come out on top!

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How Do 401(k) and IRA Saving Accounts Work?

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How Do 401(k) and IRA Saving Accounts Work

When you're planning for retirement, it can be a bit confusing to decide exactly how to invest your money. Many employers offer 401(k) plans for their workers, but some may wonder if an IRA would offer a better investment return. Here's a look at the differences between a 401(k) plan and an IRA. Comparing both forms of investment can help you decide which one is better for you.

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How Will Buying My First House Affect My Taxes?

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Are you considering purchasing a first home? If you are, you may be wondering if buying a home will help or hurt your tax liability next year. The good news is that most homeowners can take advantage of several tax deductions when they buy or refinance a house. First-time homebuyers in particular may be eligible for substantial tax breaks. Here's a primer on how buying a first house will affect your taxes.

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IRS Tax Scam Victims: Stay Calm and Take Action

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The IRS reports that the number of income tax fraud cases is going up each year. Fraudsters often try to get personal information from individuals and then use that data to commit identity theft. Since scam artists may use tactics that appear to be legitimate, it's wise for individuals to learn what to do if they become victims of a tax scam.

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4 Tips to Avoid Unclaimed Tax Refunds from the IRS

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According to the IRS, many income tax refunds go unclaimed each year. There are several reasons why these refunds may be unclaimed, but with the following four tips, you can make sure you receive the money you're entitled to next year!

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Can You Deduct Moving Expenses on Your Tax Return?

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Moving to a new home can be a stressful experience. After you finish finding boxes, packing everything up, and unloading it all, the tax impact of your move may be the last thing on your mind. In some situations, though, moving to a new residence can actually increase your tax refund. If you meet the IRS requirements, you can deduct moving expenses on your tax return.

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Beating the Spread: Fantasy Sports Winnings, Taxes and the IRS

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Football season is almost here, which means it's time to break out those fantasy football picks! Fantasy sports, including fantasy football and fantasy basketball, are extremely popular with sports fans. These programs allow fans to create their own teams, manage their own rosters, and compete against their real-life and online friends for cash and prizes.

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