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Going Through Divorce - How It Affect Your Tax Return Filing

Divorce can affect the finances of both parties for years after the dissolution of marriage is complete. One spouse may have new obligations of child support and/or alimony payments. There are changes in how both parties to the divorce will file their tax... Read >
Author: Moses Wright

New tax rules for the poor

New tax rules for 2007 will bring about a good year for the poorest of tax-filers in Maryland. Tax-filers can now earn up to $37,000 and still be entitled to the Earned Income Tax Credit that will put more money in their pockets this year than it did last... Read >
Author: Earnest

1.7 MILLION AMERICANS WILL FORFEIT $2 BILLION TO UNCLE SAM ON APRIL 17TH

People owed refunds on their 2002 taxes have until April 17, 2006 to file for that tax year and claim their refund. If they do not file the $2 Billion will be forfeited to the government. Unclaimed money in the United States is at an all time high, $2... Read >
Author: Nicole Anderson

Use Child Tax Credit for Tax Savings

Now, here's a real tax savings to the individual taxpayer with dependents. The child tax credit is a direct federal income tax credit based on the number of dependent children in your family. This federal tax credit is available to provide credit to taxp... Read >
Author: Keith Hoyng

Helping Working Families with the Earned Income Tax Credit

Helping Working Families with the Earned Income Tax Credit Written by: Michael Saunders Feb 19, 2006 In the past, clients of NORWESCAP's Family Self-Sufficiency program in Morris County, NJ have used the tax return they received through the Earned I... Read >
Author: Michael Saunders

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