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Start preparing your tax return now to maximize your return
The new tax law not only lowered rates, but had impacts on your healthcare, housing and state and local deductions. Financial planner John Vento tells you why preparing your taxes now will help maximize your return.
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Wall Street billionaire says he's eyeing move to Puerto Rico to avoid taxes
"It's the only place a U.S. citizen can go and literally avoid, legally, all their taxes," said John Paulson
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How legal immigrants can claim U.S. tax credits
The key under the tax law is to get a Social Security number valid for employment, so IRS can confirm your identity
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Special tax and financial benefits just for the military
Men and women who have served and are currently enlisted can take advantage of a slew of opportunities
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Time to get started on year-end tax planning
Changes under the new tax law make it even more important to get a jump on things you can do now to cut your bill
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1 in 5 taxpayers withhold too little from paychecks
Paychecks may seem bigger this year under GOP tax cuts but next year's tax bill could be shocker for 30 million Americans
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Supreme Court rules states can require online retailers to charge sales tax
The Supreme Court ruled that states can require online retailers to charge a sales tax even if the company does not have a physical presence in that state. The high court voted 5-4 in the decision. CBS News contributor and Wired editor-in-chief Nick Thompson joins CBSN to explain the potential effects of the ruling.
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How will online sales tax ruling affect consumers?
Online shoppers may soon have to pay extra to cover sales tax. The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that states can now force online retailers to charge a sales tax, even if the company doesn't have a physical presence in the state. Wired editor-in-chief and CBS News contributor Nicholas Thompson joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss what this would mean for consumers, states and the brick-and-mortar stores who have had a tough time competing with online retailers.
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Ways the government takes your money: A taxplainer
Federal income tax is Uncle Sam's biggest revenue source, but only slightly more than half of Americans pay it
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Taxes: Is there a better way?
Advocates say a pre-filled tax return system, as used in other countries, would save Americans time and money - but the tax preparation industry has fought back
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It's April -- have you filed your tax return yet?
Millions of Americans still haven't sent the IRS their returns, so if you're among them, heed these tips
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Refunds at risk: Tax scam is getting worse
Cybercriminals using purloined Social Security numbers, banking and other consumer data to steal taxpayer refunds
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IRS issues warning on tax fraud schemes
As Americans begin filing their tax returns, the IRS is warning about scammers looking to steal taxpayers' refunds.
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The best way to handle your tax refund
GameChanger Stocks founder Hilary Kramer has the best financial tips for taxpayers who received a refund.
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Tax day freebies: 1 cent Big Macs and free flights
Here's a sampling of the companies that are trying to take some sting out of the filing deadline
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Is the U.S. tax code unfair?
With the tax deadline looming, the latest CBS News poll finds that a majority of Americans see the U.S. tax system as unfair. Fifty-six percent of those polled said the tax code is either somewhat unfair or quite unfair.
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Which place sends most in taxes per person to Uncle Sam?
Hint: It’s a locale many politician love to heap scorn on
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Owe back taxes? Collection agencies may have your number
IRS is using private debt collectors to go after delinquent taxpayers -- here's why Americans should be concerned
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How to file for an extension on your taxes
Scared you won't make this year's April 18 deadline to file your tax returns? Don't despair. Jill Schlesinger explains what your options are, including how to arrange an extension.
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Consumers pay for free tax prep sites with personal data
Access to consumer data helps companies like Credit Karma and H&R Block market other financial products
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The Takeout preview: Tax breaks
Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, joins CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett and Political Director Steve Chaggaris for "The Takeout".
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What you need to know about new IRS debt collection program
IRS is allowing private debt collectors to call people who owe back taxes, which some say "makes absolutely no sense"
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Advocates worry new IRS debt collection could lead to confusion for taxpayers
Over the years, the IRS has made many public service announcements warning taxpayers that they do not call to collect money. Now, that has changed, with the IRS allowing debt collectors to call people who owe back taxes. Jericka Duncan reports.
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Here's a last-minute tax return checklist
As you scramble to file by this year's April 18 deadline, be sure you don't make these common mistakes
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How tax credits can save you money
During tax season, people often leave money on the table by forgetting to claim one or more of the many credits they may qualify for. Jill Schlesinger offers tips on to use these tax breaks to save money this year.
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Start preparing your tax return now to maximize your return
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How legal immigrants can claim U.S. tax credits
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Special tax and financial benefits just for the military
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Time to get started on year-end tax planning under GOP tax cuts
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How will online sales tax ruling affect consumers?
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IRS issues warning on tax fraud schemes
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Taxes: Is there a better way?
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It's April -- have you filed your tax return yet?
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IRS warns that tax preparer and refund scam is getting worse
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The best way to handle your tax refund
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Is the U.S. tax code unfair?
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A tax deadline looms for retirees with IRAs
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It's worth filing a return to get this tax credit
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12 tips for cutting your tax bill
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A high-stakes battle over free tax preparation
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