Tax season 2021: what in your tax return might alert the IRS

This tax season can be challenging. Experts say that in addition to figuring out how coronavirus financial aid could affect tax refunds, more taxpayers will make mistakes and receive audit notices from the IRS. In some cases, this may mean ...

Financial aid in connection with coronavirus and taxes: what you need to know in 2021

Millions of US residents are still waiting for the first or second financial aid payment in connection with the coronavirus, while the Senate continues to negotiate a third. The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not consider this money taxable income, reminds CNBC. Filing a tax return in this ...

Tax season 2021: key dates and IRS recommendations

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced on its official website that the country's tax season will begin on February 12, 2021, when the agency will begin accepting and processing returns for the 2020 tax year. Season start date for individual tax filers ...

Tax season 2021: how to prepare and file your tax return online for free

Tax season begins on February 12, but some taxpayers can already start doing their 2020 taxes, USA Today writes. The Free File Alliance is an IRS program that partners with private companies to provide free tax preparation to millions of filers...

Key tax changes in 2021: what you need to know

Everyone hopes that 2021 will be very different from the previous one. When it comes to income taxes in 2021, the IRS is not planning a major change, but even without a major tax reform, there will be changes. Fool talks about ...

Financial losses that may result from moving to another state

If you have worked from home in the past six months, you may want to change your environment. Or maybe they are already interested in moving to another US state, suggests CNN. If you do not need to be attached to the office, then you will prefer to be closer to the family (more ...

Tax season 2021: changes to prepare for this year

This year, changes were made to the US tax code - they will be reflected in the Form 1040 of your tax return, writes Money US News. Each year, as the need arises, the IRS issues draft updated forms with comments from professionals and subsequent changes.…

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