Heads Up, New Yorkers, Those Inflation Checks Might Be Taxable
New Yorkers are learning those inflation refund checks aren’t tax-free
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LOOK! IRS Scammers Sending New Yorkers Deceiving Texts
It's tax season, and scammers are out in full force. Pay attention, New Yorkers, because a new scam from IRS scammers may look like legitimate texts. They are trying to get your personal information. Here's what to look for.
IRS Scammers Sending New Yorkers Clever Texts-Here's What To Look
Pay attention, New Yorkers because a new scam from IRS scammers may look like legit texts. They are trying to get your personal information. Here's what to look for.
Identify Sneaky IRS Scams With These Two Surefire Tricks
Do these two things before you even consider handing over money.
$1400 Checks Still On Way to Homeowners in New York State
You have a FREE check coming from New York State if you are home owner and have no received one yet.
Jaw-Dropping $3.7 BILLION Spent By Tourists in Oneida County
Oneida County is emerging as the tourism hot-spot in the Empire State and new numbers from the governor prove it.
New York Is the 4th “Most Expensive” State in the Country
New York's cost of living has officially skyrocketed to a point where the average resident needs to make roughly $100,000 to survive.
New York Tops List of States with the Highest Tax Burden
Move over, California, our state is #1 in the worst way possible.
New Yorkers Are Giving The IRS More Money Not Using These Breaks
We found at least 10 tax write offs and breaks that New York residents can use to save money with the IRS. Here's the legal ones we have found:
New York Is the Second-Worst State at Saving Money
Why are New Yorkers so terrible with money?
New York Parents With Child Tax Credits WILL Experience Delay
If you filed your taxes in the great state of New York, and you claimed the Child Tax Credits, you will experience a delay in getting your return. Here's why.
New Yorkers Could Get Over $7,000 From the IRS This Year
The IRS is reminding New Yorkers to check if they're eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a commonly overlooked tax credit.