Government Shutdown Creating Headache For Taxpayers, IRS Can't Pay Out Tax Refunds
Americans may find themselves missing an agency they usually love to hate if the government shutdown persists: the Internal Revenue Service.
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Americans may find themselves missing an agency they usually love to hate if the government shutdown persists: the Internal Revenue Service.
You've got a hefty check headed your way, thanks to your tax refund. Don't spend it just anywhere. Instead, here are five smarter ways to use your refund money.
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The IRS keeps asking for their 2010 taxes and the couple keeps sending the paperwork in. Now they're at risk of losing the credit for the $920 dollars they paid Uncle Sam that tax year.
Bonnie McSweeney said she has never been to San Mateo, but Fastrak said otherwise. The Bay Area agency tasked with running electronic toll booths sent McSweeney a ticket -- dated months after she'd sold the car -- for driving the car through the toll plaza in San Mateo.
The best part of paying your taxes is probably getting your refund check.
