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How to File Taxes in Multiple States After Moving

How to File Taxes in Multiple States After Moving

If you moved from one state to another, you probably registered to vote in your new state and got a new driver’s license. And when it’s time to file your taxes, there’s more you need to do.  While you still have one federal tax return to file, you will probably need...
401(k) Rollover Rules & How It Works

401(k) Rollover Rules & How It Works

Planning for retirement is a great way to stay ahead of the game, but what do you do when you find a new job and start investing in a separate retirement plan? 401(k) rollovers allow you to transfer the funds from your old 401(k) to a new retirement plan or account....
Do I Need a Social Security Number to File My Taxes?

Do I Need a Social Security Number to File My Taxes?

When filing your taxes, you might wonder whether or not you need a Social Security number to file your return. Surprisingly, the answer is not always yes. Those ineligible for a Social Security number can still fulfill their tax obligations. To learn about another...
How to Lower Your Property Taxes

How to Lower Your Property Taxes

Owning a home can come with many benefits, but it also means you are liable for property taxes. Although property taxes may be inevitable, there are strategies you can use to potentially reduce them. But before we get into these strategies, let’s first consider some...
Tax-Exempt Forms: Applying for Tax-Exempt Status

Tax-Exempt Forms: Applying for Tax-Exempt Status

Most individuals and organizations have to file and pay taxes each year — but that’s not the case if you qualify for tax-exempt status. Tax-exempt status is common for charitable and religious organizations. Certain nonprofit organizations can complete a tax exemption...