People may be confused because the rules changed temporarily for many people last year, thanks to some pandemic-related relief efforts.
Author: Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press
How IRS Letter 6475 can help you claim stimulus cash through the Recovery Rebate Credit
You’ll need IRS Letter 6475 to avoid making tax mistakes regarding the Recovery Rebate Credit. And plenty of people made mistakes last year.
Outraged by credit card, mortgage, bank fees? Here’s who wants to hear from you
How much do financial fees obscure the true cost? Some big banks cut overdraft fees, but the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants more progress.
IRS cashed the check but asked these taxpayers to re-send returns
On Thursday, the IRS said it would suspend some notices but taxpayers were already confused by why they were asked to send in copies of 2020 returns.
Your credit card will cost you even more money if interest rates go up. Here’s what to do.
As the Fed fights a spike in inflation, consumers will pay more to borrow on their credit cards in 2022. Here’s a look at some strategies ahead.
Mistakes with child tax credit, stimulus can trigger refund tax delays, IRS warns
The IRS urged extra caution for those who received money through the advance child tax credit and the third stimulus payment in 2021.
First glitch of the tax season is here: That IRS child tax credit letter may be inaccurate
Parents may want to take an extra close look at IRS Letter 6419 before they file their taxes. Early reports indicate some errors possible.
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Key to tax refund
Rapid rise in mortgage rates startles homebuyers, who blame inflation fears
The average 30-year rate was 3.08% in November but shot up to 3.54% by mid-January. The speed is a bit startling, but so was the spike in inflation.
2022 tax advice: How to get child tax credit cash, charitable deductions and free help
The IRS will begin accepting tax returns on Jan. 24, 2022. Here’s what to know about filing taxes, unemployment claims and child tax credit payments.