Filing your taxes doesn’t have to be a dreaded annual event. In fact, it can now be done quickly and affordably at the HBS Financial Group with just a few clicks of your mouse. With our flat fee of $25, you can easily file your taxes online in a cost-effective and stress-free way for the maximum refund!
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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 tired of giving your hard-earned money to tax preparers. year after year. You’re done with overpriced, complicated tax filings. This year, you’re taken control of your finances and will file your own taxes – and the HBS Financial Group is here to help.
For only $25, you can file your federal return, state return, and electronic filing. It doesn’t matter what type of return you have either, you can file a simple return or a very complicated one – it’s all the same price. Plus, there’s no need to worry about View full post…
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.
Besides that, the HBS Financial Group will show you how to do taxes yourself step-by step that makes it easy to file your taxes, even if this is your first time. Go ahead and check out View full post…
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Freelancing offers many benefits, but it can also make your taxes more complicated. If you earn an income as a self-employed individual and work for clients on a contract by contract basis, it’s important that you file your taxes as a business owner. This is good news for freelancers looking to save some money at tax time by writing off expenses, but it also means paying some additional taxes. Planning ahead and staying organized are key to reducing your taxes and maintaining compliance with tax regulations. So here are some tips from HBS Financial Group to help you avoid headaches – and possibly an audit! View full post…
I don’t need to remind you how expensive a college education has become over the past few years. As a result, more and more students have had to rely on scholarships or grants to help lower these very high costs for higher education.
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If you’re the type of individual who likes to make your own decisions, be your own boss, and willing to work the hours necessary to succeed, then being an independent contractor may be just for you. Many of this type of worker begin with a side gig to a full time job. When filing your taxes as an independent contractor, you’ll find they may be more complex.
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Are you thinking about moving to a different state, or maybe you already spend a lot of your time in more than one state? Some do this to take advantage of a better job opportunity or being closer to a family member. Others who are retired might be looking for a state where the taxes are lower. In any case, if you do your own income tax, it might get more complicated. View full post…
You’ve finally taken that big step and have retired. You look back and realize that you’ve been paying a lot of different taxes all throughout your working years. Most taxes have been paid on your wages like federal and state income taxes, social security tax, and Medicare tax, but now, some of that will change. When you do your taxes by yourself, they might View full post…
Many of you heard the term cryptocurrency a few years ago, and may have wondered if you were on a different planet. No, it’s not real currency backed up by gold bullion, but a virtual currency. Before we get into our main topic of how and where to report crypto transactions when you’re doing taxes by yourself, we need to digress a little. View full post…
