Filing taxes can be a stressful task for many individuals, but online tax software has made the process much easier. Not only is it convenient, but it also offers various benefits such as saving time and money. One of the best ways to file taxes online is by using software like the HBS Financial Group.
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For the savvy, budget-conscious taxpayer, there’s no better solution than filing your own taxes online with HBS Financial Group, Ltd. For a flat fee of just $25 dollars, you can take care of all your federal and state taxes in one go, plus e-file for free!
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If you are looking to file your own income taxes online, you should know that there are several options available. You can either use a free site that will help you fill out your taxes, or you can choose to go with a software program that will take care of your taxes. View full post…
Ready to take charge of your taxes? Don’t wait until April to do your own taxes online – you can do it quickly and easily today with the help of the DIY online tax filing service at HBSFinancialGroup.net. For just $25, you can get your taxes done and submitted without ever having to leave the comfort of your own home.
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You’re self-employed. Congratulations! You’ve taken the first step to working for yourself and reaching financial independence. The next step? A very important one…making sure you’re doing everything right when it’ s time to file taxes when self employed.
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Tax season isn’t that far away, which means it’s time to get your tax preparation underway. But should you be filing your taxes online? Is it the person who lives in the USA full-time? Or the person who spends time in the US on a tax-free basis (via a visa or residency)? This blog answers this question by providing information on how using the right filing status for you is so important.
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Filing your taxes on your own can be difficult if you are self-employed or have complex taxes. For the majority of taxpayers though, you can do your own taxes for the first time very easily. You probably have a W-2 and maybe some bank interest, and you’ll file using the new standard deduction because it gives you the lowest tax.
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Tax time is not at the top of anyone’s bucket list for something enjoyable to do. But, the fact of the matter is, taxes have to be done, and on time. For a first-timer, it may seem a bit overwhelming to tackle this on your own. Once you understand the basics though, you’ll quickly discover that you can do your own tax without much effort. View full post…
If you’re certain you will be due a refund when tax time rolls around, chances are filing your taxes will be done before the due date. However, if you’re one of many who will owe the IRS, and you don’t have the money to cover the bill, it may be a different story.
A study was done last year to find the reason why many taxpayers failed to file their tax return by the extended filing date of July 15, 2020. It revealed that 24% of that group were sure they owed additional taxes, but they were not able to pay.
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Usually when the tax filing due date arrives, most taxpayers breathe a sigh of relief. What most taxpayers don’t realize, that date will close the window for many on their ability to file a claim for a tax refund. READ THIS CAREFULLY: The IRS stated that for the tax year 2017, up to 1.4 million individual taxpayers lost their ability to claim a refund by missing the three year statute.
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