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2020 Coronavirus Recovery Rebate IRS Money

How Much Money You’ll Get from the 2020 Coronavirus Recovery Rebate

March 31, 2020 //  by Lisa

Use this CALCULATOR to figure out how much money you’ll receive from the 2020 Coronavirus Recovery Rebate. Find out WHEN and HOW the IRS will send money. On March 30. 2020 The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service announced that the distribution of economic impact payments will begin in the next three weeks and …

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Budgeting, Investing & Retirement – 12 Must-Do Money Moves

January 4, 2020 //  by Lisa

Personal finance has three main areas, so covering all these bases will brighten your financial future (1) Cash management (e.g. budgeting), (2) Wealth creation (e.g. investing and retirement), and (3) Asset protection (e.g. insurance, will & trust). I’ve compiled a list of what I consider to be the 12 most critical, must-do personal finance “money moves” you can …

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Easy ways to file your tax return online

June 17, 2019 //  by Lisa

Tax time. It rolls around every year. How are you going to get that pesky return filed? Are you wondering which online tax prep software is the best? I’m here to help. There are a million different tax preparation services, so I polled my friends (many of which are tax accountants themselves) to get the …

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How do I make estimated tax payments?

June 16, 2019 //  by Lisa

Taxes are technically due in four quarterly installments throughout the year (not one lump sum on April 15th). Most people don’t even think about estimated payments because if you’re an employee, your employer does this for you. Your employer (as required by law) withholds money from your paycheck and submits it to the government. (Remember …

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