5 Maneras Inteligentes de Usar tu Reembolso de Impuestos ¿Sabías que la deuda de los hogares en EE.UU. alcanzó los $17,500 billones^ a finales de 2024? Aunque la mayor parte de esta deuda proviene de hipotecas y costos de vivienda, cerca de $2,740 billones están relacionados con tarjetas de crédito y préstamos para automóviles. Para muchas personas que viven de cheque en cheque y… Read More
5 Smart Ways to Use Your Tax Return Did you know household debt reached $17.5 trillion towards the end of 2024? While a majority of this debt is due to housing and mortgage costs, nearly $2.74 trillion was associated with credit card debt and auto loans. For many Americans living paycheck to paycheck and facing rising costs, one significant way to make a… Read More
Contacted by the IRS? Here’s How You Can Tell It’s a Scam Have you been contacted by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) via email or text? Well, it may be a scam. With tax season ramping up, IRS impersonators are pulling out all the stops to trick you into clicking on insecure links to steal your information. According to the IRS Criminal Investigation Unit, there were more… Read More
5 Ways to Avoid the Biggest Identity Theft Scams this Tax Season In 2023, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) identified nearly 1.1 million tax returns as potential fraud. For many fraudsters, tax season can mean intercepting important tax documents and deceiving unsuspecting taxpayers to steal their money. Two common tax-related scams: 1) Fraudsters take your tax documents, such as a W-2, and file a return to ensure… Read More
What the $600 Tax Law Delay Means for Your 2022 Taxes In December, the Internal Revenue Service announced a delay of one year in reporting the new $600 IRS tax law. This tax law requires online sellers and gig workers who have received over $600 annually on payment platforms like Cash App, Venmo, or PayPal to report the income using a 1099-K tax form. Previously, these… Read More