Do you believe these six tax rebate myths?

Posted by jmcgready Published in Politics, life, money, observations

Here are myths the IRS is trying to debunk: Myth: The stimulus payment will reduce a taxpayer’s 2008 refund. Fact: The payment will not reduce refunds or increase the amount owed when a 2008 return is filed. Myth: The stimulus payment is taxable. Fact: It is not taxable, but taxpayers are encouraged to keep a [...]

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How to get a tax rebate check (Students and Senior Citizens) if you don't normally file tax returns

Posted by jmcgready Published in Politics, life, money

photo credit: meyshanworld This is especially key for college students who aren’t claimed as dependents by their parents. I found this out when my mom, who normally doesn’t file as she is on Social Security, had me check this out for her – now I’m glad i did

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