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Your Eligibility for a $1,400 Stimulus Check Is Based on Your Adjusted Gross Income—Here's How to Calculate It
Eligibility for the proposed $1,400 stimulus payments is based on your adjusted gross income. Here’s how to calculate it.
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These Taxpayers Will Get Until June 15 to File Their 2020 Returns
While the IRS had said it has no plans to extend the standard April 15 filing deadline, taxpayers in declared disaster areas will get a reprieve.
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Tax Season Is in Full Swing. So Are the Tax Scams
Tax fraud typically increases during tax-filing season, which began Feb. 12. Identity theft is generally the most prevalent fraud. Here’s what to know.
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Still No Stimulus Check? What That Means for Your Tax Return This Year
A recovery rebate credit is available if you think you missed out on all or some of the stimulus check money you should have received.
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New $1,400 Stimulus Checks Could Be Coming. What We Know About How Soon They May Arrive
A new coronavirus relief bill is weaving its way through Congress. It will likely include new stimulus checks for millions of Americans.
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Silicon Valley Democrat's Bill Would Give the IRS More Money to Audit Millionaires, Corporations
Rep. Ro Khanna, Silicon Valley’s lawmaker, floated a bill aimed at boosting audits at the IRS ahead of testimony on wild GameStop trading.
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Tax Season Has Started. Many Still Wonder Where Their $600 Stimulus Check Is
The IRS has announced that all stimulus payments have been sent. For those still waiting for the money, there are several steps they can take.
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Your Tax Return Could Be Flagged by the IRS. Here's When It May Happen
Filing a 2020 tax return may be confusing due to things like stimulus checks — which may mean more mistakes and a greater chance of hearing from the IRS.
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This Tax Pitfall Could Affect Millions Due to COVID. Here's What You Need to Know
If you received unemployment benefits last year, expect a bit of complexity when you file your 2020 taxes this spring.
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New Child Tax Credit Proposals Could Give Families More Money Than the $1,400 Stimulus Checks
Democrats want to expand child tax credits to give families more money to weather the pandemic. Those payments could be monthly instead of one lump sum.
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Tax Filing Season Officially Begins Friday. Here's Why You Should File as Soon as Possible
Covid-19 has led to a shorter and more complex tax season than usual. Here’s why you should file as soon as possible.
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$1,400 Stimulus Checks: What We Know About Who Could Qualify Based on House Democrats' Latest Plan
Congress has unveiled draft legislation of the upcoming coronavirus relief bill, revealing just who could get a stimulus check this time around.
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Millions of Americans Could Miss Out on Free Tax Help Due to Covid
Millions of low-income Americans could miss out on free help filing their taxes this year due to Covid.
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Many Americans Can File Their Taxes for Free. Here's What You Need to Do
An estimated 70% of Americans filing taxes, or 100 million people, can submit their returns for free through an IRS program.
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Powerball Jackpot Soars to $550 Million. Here's How Much the Winner Would Owe in Taxes
Whether you take the windfall as a lump sum or an annuity, a big chunk would go to the IRS before the money even reaches your account.
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How the $600 Stimulus Checks Could Affect Your Tax Refund This Year
If you’re missing a stimulus check, you can claim it as a credit on your upcoming tax return. But that doesn’t necessarily mean you will get a bigger refund.
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IRS: Stimulus Payments Sent to Wrong Accounts Are Being Redirected, Will Be Deposited in Coming Days
Millions of stimulus payments that were erroneously sent by the IRS to closed bank accounts are being redirected to the correct accounts “in the coming days.”
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That $600 Second Stimulus Payment Might Not Arrive If You Changed Banks
The latest round of $600 stimulus checks is on the way, but possibly not for people that recently changed their bank information.
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‘It's Extremely Frustrating:' IRS Unresponsive as Americans Seek Answers on Missing Stimulus Payments
Taxpayers are increasingly frustrated that they have not received their stimulus checks and the IRS will not answer their questions.
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Your Second Stimulus Check May Be Delayed If You Changed Your Bank Or Moved
The latest round of $600 stimulus checks is on the way, but for people that recently changed their bank information or moved, the next payment may be delayed.