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Category Archives: Internal Revenue Service
IRS Debunks Myths Surrounding Tax Refunds
As millions of people begin filing their tax returns, the Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers about some basic tips to keep in mind about refunds. During the early parts of the tax season, taxpayers are anxious to get details about … Continue reading
Posted in Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC), Akron Accounting Firm, Akron Certified Public Accountants, Akron Ohio Community, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), Internal Revenue Service, Refunds, Tax Refunds, Taxation, Uncategorized
Tagged Accounting, ACTC, Additional Child Tax Credit, Akron Ohio CPA, Delayed Refunds, Earned Income Tax Credit, EITC, Identity Theft, IRS, IRS2Go Mobile App, Levin Swedler Kennedy, Ohio CPA Firm, Refund Fraud, Social Media, Tax, Tax Refund, Tax Transcript, Taxes, Where's My Refund
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IRS Tax Tip Number 11 – IRS, States, Industry Urge Taxpayers to Learn Signs of Identity Theft
No matter how careful you are, identity thieves may be able to steal your personal information. If this happens, thieves try to turn that data quickly into cash by filing fraudulent tax returns. The IRS, state tax agencies and the … Continue reading
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Tagged CPA, Identity Theft, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Levin Swedler Kennedy, Tax, Taxpayer Guide to Identity Theft
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Levin Swedler Kennedy Year-End Tax Planning for 2016
With the Presidential and Congressional elections of 2016 behind us and the end of the year approaching, now is a prudent time to consider tax planning strategies to reduce your tax bill for 2016 and possibly future years. The results … Continue reading
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Before Borrowing from a 401(k) Plan Account, Consider the Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
So many people seem to be borrowing from their 401(k) plan accounts these days, but is it really a good idea? Proponents often point to the following: If your plan offers loans, it’s easy to get one. Your credit score … Continue reading
Why an Estimated Tax Checkup may be in Order
It’s not a major disaster if you owed some money when you filed your 2015 return-after all, you’d rather have the use of the funds for as long as possible. A scenario you want to avoid is having to pay a … Continue reading
