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04/10/2013
Spring is finally here and for many, spring cleaning includes clearing out the clutter and paperwork that has accumulated over the past year. However, when it comes to financial records, not knowing what to keep or for how long can be trouble.
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04/02/2013
April is Financial Literacy Month, created to empower consumers to establish and maintain healthy financial habits. One financial decision that might be facing consumers in the coming weeks is what to do with a tax refund. The Better Business Bureau Serving Metropolitan New York advises consumers to consider a few options that can provide some long-term financial benefits.
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01/28/2013
As tax season approaches, the Better Business Bureau reminds consumers to be cautious when choosing a tax preparer. Unscrupulous tax preparers may try to file false returns in your name, or may even try to have tax refund payments made to them instead of you. “It is extremely important to be careful and informed when you are choosing someone to prepare your taxes,” said Claire Rosenzweig, President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau Serving Metro New York. “They will have access to your most important personally identifiable information.”
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04/18/2012
Do you spend weeks each spring eagerly anticipating your income tax refund? When the money finally comes in, is it gone tomorrow? You’re not alone. Many consumers view tax refunds as unplanned bonuses, but it may make more sense to plan for that additional income so it doesn’t go to waste. “It is important to remember to use your refund wisely by making informed decisions and according to a plan, ” said Claire Rosenzweig.
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02/02/2010
Better Business Bureau encourages taxpayers to use caution when selecting tax preparation help or they may get hit with headaches and mounting fines and fees if the return isn’t correct or filed late.
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10/06/2009
Better Business Bureau offers guidance on how to benefit from the First-Time Home Buyers Tax Credit.
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