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Could Some Massachusetts 62F Refunds Be Taxed?
The IRS has weighed in on the tax status of nearly $3 billion in Massachusetts 62F refunds issued in 2022.
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9 IRS Audit Red Flags for Retirees
retirement Seniors: certain actions can increase the chances of the IRS giving your tax return a closer look.
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After-Tax 401(k) Contributions: Pros and Cons
401(k)s Three types of people could benefit from taking advantage of the after-tax 401(k) contributions option in their company’s retirement plan.
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Did You Bet on the Super Bowl? Don't Forget the Taxes
The Super Bowl is done and fans are talking about the Chiefs and the ads, but don't forget the taxes if you bet on the big game.
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Tax Season 2023: What to Know Before You File
Tax season 2023 has begun, but there are some key things to know before you file.
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Taxes on Gambling Winnings and Losses: 8 Tips to Remember
taxes If you pick the right horse at the track or win some money at a casino, don't forget that the IRS wants a cut of your winnings.
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You Can Still File Your 2021 Massachusetts Return and Get a 62F Tax Refund
Massachusetts has distributed millions of tax refunds to eligible taxpayers—but you can still file your 2021 Massachusetts tax return to get your share.
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IRS Says Some Virginia 2022 Tax “Stimulus” Rebates Aren't Taxable
Virginia 2022 tax “stimulus” rebates — many eligible Virginians have received a rebate of up to $500 for 2022. Are those payments taxable?
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Is Your Favorite SUV Now Eligible For the EV Tax Credit?
The SUV that you thought wasn't eligible for the EV tax credit last week, might now qualify.
