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Unclaimed Tax Refunds

Taxpayers With Unclaimed Tax Refunds Need To File Previous Tax Returns Until July 17 To Be Eligible – Check More About It Here!

Several taxpayers with unclaimed tax refunds have to file their previous tax returns until July 17 to be eligible for refunds. Eligible Taxpayers Who Successfully Filed Their Tax Returns Will Get Up To $900 Unclaimed Tax Refunds Several eligible taxpayers who have successfully filed their previous tax returns will receive up to $900 as part…

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Free Tax Filing System

IRS Free Tax Filing System For Tax Returns To Harm Blacks, Low-Income Taxpayers

Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) free tax filing system for tax returns will harm marginalized communities, including blacks and low-income taxpayers. New Free Tax Filing System for Tax Returns Will Negatively Impact Marginalized Communities Subjected to Unfair Audits Several members of marginalized communities, including low-income taxpayers and Blacks, will be negatively affected by launching the new…

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Acuity Data Privacy Breach Settlement

Affected Customers To Receive Up To $3,500 Settlement Payment Following Acuity Data Privacy Breach Lawsuit

Several affected customers of Acuity will receive up to $3,500 settlement payment following a data privacy breach lawsuit. Affected Customers of Acuity Will Receive Up To $3,500 Following the Data Privacy Breach Settlement As part of the Acuity data privacy breach lawsuit, several affected customers expect to receive up to a $3,500 settlement payment after…

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Expanded Monthly Child Tax Credit

Expanded Monthly Child Tax Credit To Be Permanent Following American Family Act Reintroduction

The expanded monthly child tax credit will be permanent following the reintroduction of the American Family Act. Expanded Monthly Child Tax Credit Will Be Restored and Permanent Following the Reintroduction of the Former Bill The expanded monthly child tax credit expired in 2021, but the reintroduction of the American Family Act will restore it and…

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Settlement Between State And Coalition Will Provide New COVID-era Rental Assistance To 100,000 California Tenants

More than 100,000 California renters whose applications for COVID-era rental assistance were denied or delayed by the state’s housing department will be given a second chance, owing to a new legal agreement reached between the state and a coalition of anti-poverty and tenant rights organizations. California Promised To Audit Denials, Expand Appeals, And Provide More…

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