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By
Peter Roff
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Peter Roff - September 2, 2009
How far do you want your tax returns to go?
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Procrastinators Listen Up: How to Get an Extension on Your Taxes
By
Katy Marquardt
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New Money - April 8, 2009
A rundown on penalties, interest, and exceptions.
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Year-End Tax Tips
Money - December 9, 2008
Know what you can do to ease the burden of April 15.
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4 Common Tax Mistakes to Avoid
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Money - April 14, 2008
Simple steps help guarantee many stress-free returns.
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Hurry Up! Tax Tips at the 11th Hour
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - April 14, 2008
It's best to file on time, but if you can't, you still have many options.
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Why a Big Tax Refund Is a Bad Sign
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - March 28, 2008
If your withholding is off, you're making Uncle Sam an interest-free loan.
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Tax Tips and Changes as the Deadline Nears
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - March 28, 2008
There's even a little help for troubled homeowners.
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5 Smart Ways to Reduce Your Taxes
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - February 18, 2008
People often miss deductions for medical expenses or traveling for a job interview.
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The Pitfalls of Filing Your Taxes Early
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - February 18, 2008
Moving too quickly could cost you big bucks in the end.
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What the Weak Housing Market Means for Your Taxes
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - February 18, 2008
Some key changes in the law can have a huge impact on what you owe.
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Savvy Tax Hints From a Pro
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - February 18, 2008
The ins and outs of itemizing, taking deductions.
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A Second Chance for Tax Rebates in 2009
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - February 8, 2008
The fine print of the stimulus package gives excluded taxpayers another crack at the money next year.
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Consumers Respond to Rebates
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Money - February 8, 2008
Congress passes the stimulus plan, but what will taxpayers do with their unexpected cash?
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How Will You Spend Your Rebate?
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Alpha Consumer - January 25, 2008
Personal finance experts share their own plans to splurge.
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How Rebates Would Phase Out
By
Matthew Bandyk
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Money - January 24, 2008
For higher-income taxpayers, rebates would phase out gradually as income rises.
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How Tax Rebates Would Affect You
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Money - January 24, 2008
Questions and answers for consumers on the stimulus package.
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Stimulus Plan Summary
By
Matthew Bandyk
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Money - January 24, 2008
Tax rebates, write-offs aimed at triggering a spending boost.
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Quick Tax Refunds Carry High Fees
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Alpha Consumer - January 23, 2008
Refund anticipation loans provide fast cash, but are they worth the price?
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Signing Your Economic Stimulus Over to the Saudis?
By
Marianne Lavelle
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Beyond the Barrel - January 22, 2008
Higher energy prices could gobble up any bonus that Americans get.
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Does Washington Pump-Priming Work?
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - January 2, 2008
One-time tax cuts and rebates provide little bang for the buck.
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Deduction Junction
Money - December 18, 2007
Don't let extra money slip between the cracks—plan now for next year's tax filing.
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Key Year-End Tax Speedups and Slowdowns
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - December 10, 2007
Whether you spend (or earn) in 2007 or 2008 will affect your tax bill.
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Doubling the Bang for Your Charity Buck
By
Leonard Wiener
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Money - December 10, 2007
With a little planning, you can do well on your tax return by doing good.
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