The dos and don’ts of tax season
Each year tax season rolls around, we all want to pay the least amount to Uncle Sam as possible. Experts discuss the dos and don’ts when it comes to trimming down the amount you owe in taxes.
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Consumer News: Delta Airlines raising ticket prices to cover fuel costs, tips for filing you taxes
Consumer News: Delta Airlines raising ticket prices to cover fuel costs, tips for filing you taxes
New tax rule regarding business transactions on payment apps
If you get paid for goods and services on Venmo, Cash App, or PayPal, you might be affected by a new tax rule.
Experts’ tips to avoid issues this tax season
File early. That’s the advice from tax experts as we head into tax season.
As tax season kicks off, parents need to keep an eye out for a certain letter
Tax season officially starts today. This year, parents are advised to keep a special eye out for an IRS mailing known as Letter 6419.
Consumer News: Delta Airlines giving customers and extra year to use eCredits, retail sales drop in December and more
Consumer News: Delta Airlines giving customers and extra year to use eCredits, retail sales drop in December and more.
Consumer News: Housing market going strong, AMC re-opening theater doors and more!
The housing market is still going strong despite higher mortgage rates. According to Freddie Mac, the average rate of a 30-year mortgage is now 3%.
Tax season starts this Friday
The IRS says tax season will start this Friday. Officials say it was delayed due to tax law changes that provided a second round of stimulus payments and other benefits.
IRS: Tax filing season will start February 12
By Jeanne Sahadi, CNN Business
Due to the pandemic, the IRS on Friday said it would begin accepting federal tax returns on February 12 this year.
Tips to protect your information from identity thieves this tax season
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– It’s that time of year again, Tax time. It’s also time for thieves to try and take advantage of you and your personal information. The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs is sharing tips to help consumers protect their refund and personal information this tax season: File early. File as early as possible. Identity thieves use consumer information…
