Behind on student loan payments? Part of your child tax credit may be seized
Monthly payments of the child tax credit in 2021 were protected from garnishment. But the federal government can seize borrowers' refund this tax season.
Monthly payments of the child tax credit in 2021 were protected from garnishment. But the federal government can seize borrowers' refund this tax season.
Depending on where you live, how long you worked elsewhere and, possibly, where your company is located, you may need to file more than one state tax return.
Are you expecting a tax bill for selling stocks or crypto in 2021? You may qualify for the 0% capital gains rate, depending on your taxable income.
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An estimated 70% of Americans filing taxes, or 100 million people, can submit their returns for free through an IRS program.
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Consumer advocates were worried the federal government would garnish tax refunds to satisfy some student-loan debts. The Education Department says it won't.
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