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Tax Renditions

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC): A look at an underrated Tax Credit

For an individual to qualify under the WOTC, they must not only belong to one of the designated groups but also meet additional criteria like being unemployed for a specified duration before hiring or receiving benefits like SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program). For employers, the benefit varies but can reach up to $9,600 per employee based on the individual’s wages and the group they belong to.

Navigating the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) for Low- to Moderate-Income Workers

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) stands as a significant financial benefit for low- to moderate-income earners, particularly those with children. However, eligibility extends beyond just having children; even workers without qualifying children can claim this credit under certain conditions. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to qualify for and claim the EITC.

Exploring the Advantages of Extending Your Tax Return and Filing After April 15th

One of the primary reasons to file an extension is to avoid penalties that can accrue if you don’t file your taxes on time. By filing an extension, you’re granted more time to gather all necessary documents and information to complete your return accurately

Beware of Fake IRS Letters: Protecting Yourself from Scams

In recent years, scam artists have become increasingly sophisticated in their attempts to defraud unsuspecting individuals. One prevalent tactic involves sending fake IRS letters, often designed to intimidate recipients into taking immediate action. These letters may threaten legal consequences, demand immediate payment, or request sensitive personal information.