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What's Going on With New Jersey Property Tax Programs?
Property Tax ANCHOR and ‘Senior Freeze’ just got a refresh, and there’s a new program: Stay NJ. Learn how to save on New Jersey property taxes.
By Kate Schubel Published
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Best States to Buy Chocolate Candy Tax-Free
State Taxes One of the most popular Valentine's Day gifts may come with sweet sales tax savings. Find out if your state is the best place to buy chocolate hearts.
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Don't Miss Your Colorado TABOR Refund When Filing Taxes
State Tax Are you receiving a TABOR refund with your 2024 Colorado state income tax return? Be sure to opt in or you could miss out.
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Five States With the Largest EITC Checks
EITC Households in these states received a larger Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) last year.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez Published
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States That Tax Social Security Benefits in 2025
Retirement Taxes Not all retirees who live in states that tax Social Security benefits have to pay state income taxes. Will your benefits be taxed?
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States That Offer a Child Tax Credit
Child Tax Credit Fifteen states plus the District of Columbia currently offer a child tax credit. Here’s how much you can get this tax season.
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Pennsylvania Property Tax and Rent Rebate: Will You Get One?
State Tax Pennsylvania homeowners and renters could receive a PA rebate payment for 2024 property taxes. See if you're eligible to receive a check.
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Some States Won’t Participate in IRS Direct File for 2025
Tax Filing You may not be able to use the new IRS tax filing system if your state doesn't allow it. Plus, an incoming Congress could eventually bring an end to the program.
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New Hampshire Mobile Home and Condo Property Taxes Inexplicably Triple
Property Tax A city-wide revaluation is causing concern among Rochester locals who argue property taxes are too high.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez Published
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