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Injured Spouse Tax Relief IRS Form 8379 Couple with Back to Each Other

Everything You Need to Know about Injured Spouse Tax Relief (IRS Form 8379)

Are you having difficulty understanding the IRS Form 8379 when it comes to the Injured Spouse Tax Relief?

You’re probably facing this new challenge because of an unexpected problem…

Everything seemed to be going well with your tax preparation this year until you were unexpectedly told you would not be receiving your refund.

In fact, you would end up giving the entire refund to the IRS for a particular issue unknown to you.

Once you contacted the IRS you learn that your spouse owes money towards a delinquent student loan payment and now the money you were depending on has vanished…

…or so you thought.

Tax pro vs. tax software. Do you need to hire an accountant for taxes? #taxtips

Tax Software vs. Accountant or Tax Pro: Should I Do My Own Taxes?

One of the most common questions I’m frequently asked is, “should I do my own taxes this year?”

It’s a new tax season and many of you all will be receiving your W-2s soon. The next step is to choose how you want to file your taxes this year.

Should you use a tax software or hire a tax pro?

Tithing and taxes with people in church worshiping

Is Tithing Tax Deductible? Everything YOU MUST Know

Is tithing tax deductible may be one of the most important tax questions that you will ever have to answer. In the Bible, tithing is a ten percent portion of your income, paid to God.

Taxes are a tricky situation, even more so when it comes to religious activities such as tithing. In short, tithing is when you give to the church. However, a question to consider, is tithing a tax-deductible transaction?

Now, morals or if deducting a tithe is right or wrong set aside, we are here to examine the facts.

Tax Deductions and tips for bloggers and influencers and youtubers

Tax Deductions (You’re Missing) and Tips for Bloggers and Online Influencers

Do you know what expenses are tax deductible for Bloggers?

Did you know that as a Blogger, you can write-off some of the common items you use to make your web empire awesome?

As a Blogger and Online Influencer, you have now etched your space into the digital world loud and strong.

You have sacrificed sleep and your social life to get that time sensitive post out for your followers.

I understand this burden and I am here to help you steer through the world of taxes, especially the tax issues that affect you as a Blogger, Vlogger, or Online Influencer.

Divorce and Taxes (4 Tips for Filing Taxes After and During a Divorce)

Question of the Week: How to File Taxes after Divorce?

Unfortunately, some marriages don’t work out and the only alternative is to divorce.

Depending on the length of your marriage and the complexity, it can be too stressful to have to review the financials.

Even if you have agreed or disagree, the issue of taxes still remain in the forefront.