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One of the reasons you may be subject to wage garnishment might not even be your fault. In this case, it is because someone has victimized you. When was the last time you had your identity stolen? Do you remember?… Read More
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What You Need to Know About Wage Garnishment
Wage garnishment does not add additional seasoning to your income. It’s a punishment for long-term non-payment of debts. Such a consequence is court-mandated and won’t always be triggered by back taxes you haven’t covered yet. Other possible causes include child… Read More
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A Second Look at How Tax Relief Works
If you haven’t already filed your tax return, it’s urgent that you do. The modified tax deadline was pushed back by a month, but it expires on Monday the 17th. When you owe back taxes, you might not even get… Read More
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Tips for Starting Your Own Small Business
Starting your very own small business is a daunting yet incredibly rewarding undertaking. In fact, after over a year of these uncertain times, people are embracing the risk and taking a chance on finally pursuing their passion and being their… Read More
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Budgeting Help: A Breakdown of How Tax Relief Works
Tax bills are no joke, and they’re never a fun piece of mail to receive. Luckily, tax relief measures can make a significant difference. Although the IRS will inform you how much you owe, their agents will understand if you… Read More
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Find Out How You Can Save More of Your Tax Money This Year
Your tax money is a valuable resource. For many taxpayers, getting their return money is a joyful windfall. Most of the time, that extra benefit makes ends meet. That said, it’s not a big deal to treat yourself to something… Read More
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3 Frequently-Asked Questions About How an IRS Audit Works
Being audited by the Internal Revenue Service is never a pleasant prospect. Although it’s rare, it can still happen. Doing your due diligence can help avoid this situation. That way, you’ll be able to steer clear of any harsh consequences,… Read More
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The IRS is Revising Its Tax Deadline for This Year
Great news! The IRS is once again changing its tax deadline. Much like last year, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic disrupts life as we knew it before. The Internal Revenue Service has acted swiftly to ease the concerns of all taxpayers…. Read More
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Depreciation: Redistributing the Costs Associated with Fixed Assets
Entrepreneurship is an exciting prospect. But it can also be frightening – especially when you are launching your first entrepreneurial venture. Larger purchases are investments – they might not show how valuable they are now, but down the road, you’ll… Read More
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Amortization: The Dilemma of Intangible Assets
Small business owners already have enough problems to worry about every day. The same could be said for larger and more established corporations. However, start-ups often have fewer resources and assets than their older and more well-known counterparts. If you’ve… Read More