Today is National Tax Advice Day
Most consumers dread their yearly taxes. Me? I look forward to them because I always claim "0" on my W-4 form. Though I don't feel all that great about letting the government hanging on to such a large chunk of my money, it has taught me to survive on less and that is an essential skill in this world.Regardless of whether you are scared or excited, you probably have questions about your taxes. That's why you should take advantage of National Tax Advice Day! H&R Block has all sorts of free information and tools over on their website to help you prepare for April 16th!
(H&R Block)
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Most of H&R Block's website tax advice may be relatively sound, but beware of their "instant refund" products; their advertising is aimed at low-income people in an unsavory attempt to deprive them (via hundreds of dollars of fees) of part of their Earned Income Tax Credit. For more info, visit http://www.woodstockinst.org/
Free Tax Preparation services are available to FAMILIES (more than one person in household) with incomes of less than $40,000, and
INDIVIDUALS with incomes less than $15,000 in Chicago via the Center for Economic Progress:
http://www.centerforprogress.org/programs_free_tax_prep.htm
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