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How to Set Up an IRS Payment Plan If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes

Last Updated On May 23, 2019 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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If you want to pay your entire tax bill at once but don’t have the money, what do you do? This article explains some of your options!

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Have You Seen How The Trump Tax Reform Will Impact Your Taxes Yet?

Last Updated On December 19, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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There are a lot of tax changes in 2018, so find out how the Trump Tax Reform will impact your return – will you get a refund or owe more?

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What Is a Taxpayer Advocate and Should You Contact One?

Last Updated On April 7, 2018 Robert Farrington 58 Comments

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Are you having problems with the IRS? You may want to consider contacting a taxpayer advocate. They can speak to the IRS for you and help resolve tax problems.

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What’s The Difference Between A W2 and W4?

Last Updated On May 23, 2019 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Confused about the difference between a W2 and W4? This article will explain all the important contrasts.

Filed Under: Forms Tagged With: Taxes
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Do I Have To File Taxes In Multiple States?

Last Updated On May 23, 2019 Robert Farrington 6 Comments

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Tax filing season may be the single best argument for living a life of simplicity. The Federal Tax code is arcane, but state tax codes put it to shame. Answering a question as simple as, “Where do I file my state income tax returns?” becomes a confusing labyrinth that leaves the average filer casting about […]

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10 Rules To Get Rich And Grow Wealth

Last Updated On December 2, 2019 Robert Farrington 11 Comments

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Over the last few years, I’ve really given a lot of thought to what it takes to get rich and grow wealth. I’ve spoken with countless millionaires, I’ve coached clients through my programs, I’ve helped people on my forums, and I’ve responded to over 5,000 reader comments on this site. In each instance, there are […]

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What Should I Do If I Didn’t Finish My Taxes?

Last Updated On May 23, 2019 Robert Farrington 1 Comment

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Today is tax day. If you have finished your taxes yet, you should be a little worried. But you don’t have to panic yet – you technically have all day to get your taxes in. In fact, if you’re old fashioned, you can mail your taxes all the way up until midnight at some post […]

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Taxes for Students: Filing Discounts and Preparing for FAFSA

Last Updated On March 19, 2019 Robert Farrington 3 Comments

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Being a student typically means tight budgets and little time. But like we discussed last week, college students pay taxes too! And if you’re like the college entrepreneurs we profiled, you could actually be paying a lot of taxes. College students also have other things to think about when it comes to taxes: financial aid […]

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Cast Your Vote Based on Your Current Situation, Not Your Aspirations

Last Updated On April 20, 2017 Robert Farrington 6 Comments

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Given that election season is in full swing, I’ve been having a lot of conversations with friends and family about the candidates and their policies.  For most, the biggest issue in the election revolves around taxes and the economy.  Personally, I think this is where the candidates have the biggest difference in policies as well. […]

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What If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes?

Last Updated On August 8, 2015 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Hopefully you’re about wrapped up with your taxes (they are due in less than 1 month), but you may be worried about paying your tax bill.  Owing money to the government can be scary, but here are some suggestions about what you can do if you can’t pay your taxes. On a side note, I’m […]

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Tax Season and Identity Theft

Last Updated On August 8, 2015 Robert Farrington 9 Comments

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Tax season is an identity thief’s prime time.  The reason?  So many people are pulling out their financial documents to fill out their taxes.  However, since so much information is being put out there, it is essential that individuals take care to ensure that their identities don’t get stolen. Safety When Filing Online If you’re going to […]

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Our Leaders Can’t Pass Economics 101

Last Updated On January 31, 2019 Robert Farrington 3 Comments

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As with most Americans, I have been extremely disappointed with the political leadership in the country for some time.  The sad part is, while each side blames each other, they are both equally to blame.  Since this is a finance blog, I’m not going to cover every issue, but as the title says, how can […]

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Sell on Amazon in California? You’d Better Collect Sales Tax

Last Updated On May 23, 2019 Robert Farrington 8 Comments

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Millions of people love Amazon.com for many reasons – tons of products, free shipping, and in most cases, no sales tax. If you buy from an Amazon Marketplace seller, there is usually never any tax charged. Amazon Marketplace sellers are the products that you see “New and Used From…”. The Laws of California Sales and […]

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