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How to File Taxes For Previous Years

If you’re looking to file taxes for previous years, the good news is that you may still get refunds from the IRS.  Q: I’m trying to get pointed in the right direction. I was in a motorcycle accident back in …

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Tax Audit: Saving Paperwork

Q: How many years should you keep your income tax returns in case of an audit? A: You should keep your tax returns a minimum of 7 years. The IRS can come back and audit you for any reason up …

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Name Change on Property Tax Bill Pays Off

Q: This isn’t really a question. I just figured that you seldom find out how situations you’re asked about actually turn out, so I want to tell you about mine. A couple of years ago I asked you if it …

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Last Minute Tax Tips for the 2012 Tax Filing Season

Last minute tax tips for the 2012 tax filing season. The IRS is offering Free File this year which may allow homeowners and other tax payers to file electronically at no charge. We’re now just one week out from the …

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Ilyce Glink Show – Easter Sunday and Taxes Due – April 8, 2012

It’s Easter Sunday with taxes due in just nine days. My guests this week include Enrolled Agent and owner of Brookwood Tax Service, LLC, Chet Burgess, Merry Brodie, an Enrolled Agent and owner of several Jackson Hewitt Franchises in the Atlanta …

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Ilyce Glink Show – 2012 Tax Season – March 25, 2012

The 2012 tax season is in full swing. My guests this week include Enrolled Agent and owner of Brookwood Tax Service, LLC, Chet Burgess, Merry Brodie, an Enrolled Agent and owner of several Jackson Hewitt Franchises in the Atlanta area, and …

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Avoiding an IRS Tax Audit

The necessity of avoiding an IRS tax audit can make the process of filing taxes feel like a minefield. Here are some tips for claiming the right tax deductions, avoiding fraud and hopefully, a tax audit. The tax season is …

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Repaying the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit

If you took advantage of the first time homebuyer tax credit on your tax return for 2008 filed in 2009 and sell your home, you may have to repay the balance of the tax credit. Q: I am 29 years …

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Ilyce Glink Show – Election Year 2012 – January 8, 2012

It’s election year 2012. The U.S. Presidential contest has taken its role front and center in the national consciousness, and election years often mean uncertainty for business and the housing market. Also, we discuss the ongoing repercussions of the euro …

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Ilyce Glink Show – Tax Law Changes – January 1, 2012

I’m not on the air this first day of the New Year, but as it’s 2012, we decided to run a show broadcast earlier in the week regarding tax law changes. The season is officially here! If you are interested …

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