(Training) Rideshare Taxes: Resources and Q&A
Tax preparation for rideshare drivers can be difficult to navigate. Taxpayers often do not know that they are self-employed and are not aware of...
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Starting in 2019 (which you file taxes for in 2020), you are no longer required to pay a fee when you file your federal...
Read more →Using Colleges to Expand Free Tax Preparation Outreach
By Aaron Satyanarayana, 2019 Get It Back Campaign Intern Colleges and universities can be valuable partners for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and tax...
Read more →How much are the EITC and CTC worth in 2020?
If you worked at any time during 2019, these are the income guidelines and credit amounts to claim the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit when you file your taxes in...
Read more →Protected: 2019 Post-Tax Season Chat
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Read more →How do I File for a Tax Extension?
If you are unable to file your taxes by the April deadline, you can file for an extension, which provides an additional six months...
Read more →Do I Qualify for the New Pass-Through Tax Deduction?
As part of tax law changes passed in 2017 (in effect for tax year 2018), there is a new tax deduction for self-employed workers...
Read more →New Tool Helps Self-Employed Calculate Estimated Tax Payments
Self-employment can have complicated tax implications, but CBPP’s Get It Back Campaign has a new tax tool — the first of its kind online — that can help...
Read more →What to Do if I Owe Taxes but Can’t Pay Them
If you owe taxes and can’t pay them, don’t panic. File your taxes by the deadline and learn about your options. The important thing...
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