Tax Tips
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Laid off? Here's some tips on filing state taxes
Understanding the tax impacts of being laid off and the importance of filing on time, regardless of your ability to pay, can save you potentially thousands of dollars on your state income taxes, the North Carolina Department of Revenue says.
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Avoiding fraudulent tax preparers
Selecting a reputable tax preparer is important because taxpayers are responsible for the information contained on their returns. If the state identifies a fraudulent tax return, the taxpayer – not the preparer – is responsible for all tax, penalties and interest due.
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Tax benefits of the federal stimulus package
Financial planner Ben Micham discusses some of the benefits to individuals available under the federal economic recovery law enacted this year.
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Stimulus checks, mortgages could affect tax return
Ben Micham, a CPA and certified financial planner, said people need to account for the stimulus rebate checks they got last summer on the annual tax return.
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VITA programs provide free tax preparation
As W2 forms are being mailed out, there is a free service for low- and moderate-income taxpayers who want help to properly prepare and file federal returns.
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Tax advice from the IRS
Mark Hanson with the IRS answers key questions about filing your taxes.
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What is the quickest way to get your tax refund?
With tax season approaching, the Internal Revenue Service is expanding a program that enables taxpayers to file returns online at no charge, promising refunds much faster than for those who mail in paper forms.
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Five audit red flags
Five audit red flags that are likely to catch the eye of the tax man from CNNMoney.com.
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Ten most overlooked tax deductions
The 11 most overlooked tax deductions from Kiplinger.com.
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Top ten tax deductions
Top 10 tax deductions from Forbes.com
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Top ten oddball tax deductions
Top ten oddball tax deductions from Kiplinger Washington Editors, Inc.








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