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Reporting multiple sources of income on a tax return may seem overwhelming. We’re here to help. Most tax filers report income earned from an employer on a tax return. This information is listed on a W-2 form and is usually pretty easy to report on a tax return. However, filing a tax return can become […]

That’s right, the time to get a 2011 tax refund is long gone. But you must still file your taxes. ‘Better late than never‘ really does apply here. The IRS has a three-year statute of limitations which only allows tax filers three years to collect a tax refund from the original deadline date. Once three years […]

Thousands of NY Middle Class Families will be receiving a $350 Rebate Check from NY State This Month If sometime over the next month you receive a $350 check from New York State, don’t throw it away.  It’s not a joke. Instead, it’s a Middle Class Family Rebate from the state. That’s right, instead of […]

As you juggle LinkedIn, classified ads and resume critiques, keep in mind that your unemployment income is taxable. If you’re wondering if you need to file a prior year tax return for a year you were unemployed in,  the answer is yes. Don’t look at unemployment as a free pass from taxes. In fact, if you’ve […]

Save this page to refer back to once you file your 2014 Tax Return! It’s never to soon to start thinking ahead to the upcoming tax season. After all, you may be wondering when you can expect to receive your 2014 tax refund money! In the past, the IRS posted a refund cycle chart, allowing […]

Let’s face it- paying back student loans is painful. At least you’ll be able to deduct the interest paid on the loans! College is great. However, the fairy tale ends six months after graduation, when it’s time to start making payments on your student loans. The good news is  this; when filing your taxes, you can […]

If you requested an extension, the deadline was October 15, 2014 The deadline to file a 2013 tax return was October 15, 2014. Since the deadline to file has passed, you’ll no longer be able to e-file a 2013 tax return. How To File Late 2013 Taxes If you still need to file a 2013 […]

Filing a late 2013 Tax Return? Get it done sooner rather than later! Did you forget to file your 2013 tax return? If so, you’re officially filing late (as of April 16, 2014) and will face late penalties. In fact, the 2014 tax season ended on October 15, 2014. That means, filers can no longer […]

Filing late taxes may seem stressful, time-consuming, & annoying. We’re here to help. Remember when you were in school and missed an exam in class. Even though you knew you had to makeup the test, you pushed it off. Taking the test lingered in the back of your mind, until you actually got it over […]

In order to receive a 2011 tax refund, your 2011 return needs to be postmarked on April 15, 2015. The IRS limits the time period you can claim a tax refund to three years. The statute of limitations means the last day to claim a 2010 refund was April 15, 2014. It also means the […]