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Get ready to file your taxes | Internal Revenue Service Get ready to file your taxes. See tips that can make filing taxes easier next year. Learn about tax law changes, how to view your tax account information online, and ways to get help.

Small Business Insight Day!!!

Running a side hustle or small business? You may be able to deduct expenses like supplies, mileage, home office use, and even software subscriptions! These deductions can lower your taxable income and save you money. Just be sure to keep detailed records and receipts for everything you claim, good organization makes tax time much easier. Don’t miss out on valuable savings that can help your business grow.

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Tax Tip Tuesday: How to Maximize Your Tax Refund!

Want a bigger refund next tax season? Here’s how to make it happen:
- Claim all eligible deductions: student loans, home office, and more.
- Use available tax credits: like the Child Tax Credit or Earned Income Credit.
- Contribute to retirement accounts: it can lower your taxable income.
- File early and file accurately: avoid delays and get your money faster!
Pro Tip: Every dollar you save on taxes adds to your financial goals. Plan smart!

MYTH BUSTER: Will a raise mean LESS take-home pay?

NO!
Thanks to our progressive tax system, only the dollars above each bracket get taxed at higher rates not your whole salary!
A raise ALWAYS = more money in your pocket!
Go get that raise!

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Tax Tip Tuesday: When Should You File an Amended Return?

File an amended return if you made a mistake on your original return, missed deductions or credits, or received new or corrected forms like a 1099.
Amending your return keeps your tax records accurate and helps you avoid issues. Don’t stress, just fix it and file!

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Myth Monday: “Filing Once Means I’m Done With Taxes for the Year!”

Think you can forget about taxes after filing your return? Not so fast! If you’re self-employed or earn income from gig work, you may need to make quarterly estimated tax payments throughout the year. Skipping these can lead to unexpected IRS penalties and interest. Stay on top of your tax game by marking those quarterly deadlines and planning ahead, your future self will thank you!

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Don’t Let Tax Errors Cost You!

Even small calculation or filing mistakes on your tax return can delay your refund or trigger an audit. These errors are easy to make but can have big consequences.
Avoid problems by reviewing your return carefully before submitting, or use reliable tax software to catch mistakes automatically. Taking a few extra minutes to double-check your numbers can save you time, money, and stress during tax season.

Pro Tip for Entrepreneurs
Digital Payments and Tax Reporting: What You Need to Know

Did you know that payment apps like PayPal, Venmo, and Cash App are now required to report business transactions over $600 to the IRS? Many small business owners aren’t aware of this change, which can impact your tax reporting and record-keeping.
Make sure you’re tracking all digital payments to stay compliant and avoid surprises at tax time!

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Tax Tip Tuesday: Taxable vs. Non-Taxable Income!

Do you know what you need to report?
Taxable: Wages, freelance income, unemployment, rent.
Non-Taxable: Gifts, inheritances, life insurance pay-outs, some scholarships.
Knowing the difference helps you file accurately and avoid issues with the IRS.

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Myth Monday!

MYTH: “If I say it’s for business, I can write off anything on my taxes!”
FACT: Not quite! Only expenses that are ordinary and necessary for your business and properly documented can be deducted. So, that “business” shopping spree? Probably not going to fly with the IRS. Keep it smart, keep your receipts, and keep your deductions legit!


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