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The tax deadline is Tuesday, April 17th and some tax procrastinators are still scrambling to file taxes by the deadline. No matter when or how they file, we have found that there is a divide between genders when it comes to filing taxes. Here is our infographic that breaks down the difference in this tax battle of the sexes. Full story
Every year the IRS reports they have about $1 billion in unclaimed refunds waiting for people who did not file a tax return. The IRS estimates half of the potential 2008 tax refunds are $637 or more so if you didn’t file your tax return in 2008, you have 3 years from the due date to claim your tax refund – that’s Tuesday, April 17th! Check out our interactive break down to find out how much tax refunds may be waiting for you. Full story
With April 15 falling on Sunday and Emancipation Day (Holiday recognized by the IRS) falling on Monday April 16, tax day has been moved to Tuesday, April 17 instead. And while that’s reason enough to celebrate, it also presents a new challenge: what will you do with those extra two days? Full story
With the tax deadline around the corner, last minute tax filers are anxiously filing their taxes and trying to get the tax refund they deserve. No matter when you file, you probably have big plans for your tax refund. Check out our infographic to see how Americans spend their tax refund. Full story
The IRS has $153 million in undeliverable tax refunds. Is one of them yours? Find out how to track your refund and how to avoid undeliverable tax refunds in the future. Full story
Did you know that every year there is upwards of a billion dollars in unclaimed… Full story
The IRS only issues tax refunds when you pay more tax during the year than you actually owe. When you file exempt with your employer for federal tax withholding, you do not make any tax payments during the year. Without paying tax, you do not qualify for a tax refund unless you qualify to claim a refundable tax credit. Full story
By now, you probably have your tax refund. For many taxpayers, a tax refund, which on average is nearly $3,000 according to the IRS, is the biggest chunk of money they’ll see all year. With summer just around the corner, are you among the group of Americans who will use at least part of your tax refund for travel or leisure this year? Full story
Although gas prices vary throughout the country, the cost per gallon in most areas is either approaching or slightly over $4.00. With much of the enormous increase coming over just the past several months, nearly everyone regularly driving a car is feeling the pain at the pump. Full story
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