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Tax Department Can Estimate Your Business Income
The Missouri Department of Revenue is able to review your bank statements and credit card transactions, among other documents, to determine how much money you made and whether you accurately reported your income. If you do not provide them with … Continue reading
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Things To Do with Your Income Tax Refund
Each year, around this time, you may be getting a tax refund. Instead of spending it on a big screen TV or a new IPhone, here are a few other things to spend your refund on: Start a savings account … Continue reading
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2014 Filing Season Continues with Higher Refunds Issued
The IRS released 2014 tax filing season statistics showing that 15 percent more refunds were already issued this year, compared to 2013 figures. Additionally, the average federal refund totaled $3,3211, an increase of $190 compared with the same period a … Continue reading
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Four Good Reasons to Direct Deposit Your Refund
Here are four good reasons to choose direct deposit: 1. Convenience. There is no need to make a trip to the bank to deposit a check. 2. Security. Sinces no risk of your refund check being stolen or lost in … Continue reading
Six Facts on Tax Refunds and Offsets
Certain financial debts from your past may affect your current federal tax refund. The law allows the use of part or all of your federal tax refund to pay other federal or state debts that you owe. Here are six … Continue reading
Safeguard Your Refund – Choose Direct Deposit
Direct deposit is the fastest, safest way to receive your tax refund. When a taxpayer combines e-file and direct deposit, the IRS will likely issue your refund in as few as 10 days. Here are four reasons more than 79 … Continue reading