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Tax Copies or IRS Transcript? How to Get Them and Which is Better.

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Keeping copies of your tax returns is essential for at least three years. However, if you accidentally dispose of some of that paperwork too soon, there's no need to panic. You can request a tax transcript from the IRS at no charge, and it serves as a valid alternative to your original tax return. Whether you need it for a home loan application or college financial aid, obtaining an IRS transcript is a straightforward process. Here’s how you can get your IRS transcript hassle-free.

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DIY Tax Software vs. Tax Professionals: Which is the Better Choice?

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When it comes to preparing your taxes, you have a few options. One option is to use do-it-yourself tax software—such as TurboTax, H&R Block or TaxAct—which can be a convenient and affordable way to file your taxes. However, there are some risks associated with using DIY tax software that all taxpayers should be aware of. Alternatively, you can choose to work with a dedicated tax professional from R&G Brenner, who can provide you with expert guidance and ensure that your taxes are prepared...

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How to Get Your Tax Refund Quickly and Securely

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Are you eagerly waiting for your tax refund? You're not alone! According to the IRS, more than 150 million individual tax returns were filed in 2021, and approximately 70% of filers received a tax refund. It's no surprise that many people want to get their refund as quickly and securely as possible and “where’s my refund” is a common question.

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How To Find The Right Tax Professional For Me

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Your Tax Season Checklist

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Taxes

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Dissolving a Business 101

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Talk to your business partners and stakeholders - including employees

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Tips for Filing Delinquent Taxes

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Confirm the IRS Didn’t Make a Mistake

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5 Ways to Prepare for Next Tax Season

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Gather all necessary informationThe first step is to gather all of your information. While you may not have your W-2s for the year just yet, any other documents--investment statements, last year’s tax return, bank statements, and any other financial statements--can be pulled together for ease of access. You’ll ideally already have a filing system in place for tax purposes, but now is the time to create one if you don’t.

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The IRS Is in Shambles

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The 2020 tax season was like one we’ve never seen before. Due to the extenuating circumstances caused by COVID-19, the IRS changed many aspects of our tax code. While these changes were mostly beneficial, they also made tax season much more complicated than usual.

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Need More Time? Here's How to Get an Extension for Tax Season

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How do you file for an extension?

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