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03/12/2013
During tax season Better Business Bureau of Southern Arizona advises taxpayers to take the proper steps to avoid making mistakes when selecting tax preparation help to avoid costly mistakes on their returns.
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01/29/2013
Tax filing season opens tomorrow, Jan. 30, therefore, Better Business Bureau is warning consumers to beware of a growing crime known as tax preparer fraud.
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02/17/2012
Consumers nationwide, including Tucson, are reporting a new round of phishing email scams using the BBB name and email address. Some of the new emails appear to be targeting accountants.
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01/26/2011
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises consumers to be wary of tax refund anticipation loans, often marketed as "rapid refunds" in the form of checks or "gift" debit cards.
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04/19/2010
The deadline for filing taxes, April 15, has come and gone, but some companies are still trying to profit by taking advantage of the public’s tax-season anxiety.
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03/23/2010
One benefit of supporting a worthwhile cause is the ability to take a federal income tax deduction for donations. The BBB offers tips on making donations and taking deductions.
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02/02/2010
Most Americans will get assistance from a professional tax preparer or tax software when filing their taxes this year. The 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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12/11/2009
Due to our nation’s current economic condition, many Americans may be more dependent on next year’s federal tax refund because of the recession.
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12/11/2009
Due to our nation’s current economic condition, many Americans may be more dependent on next year’s federal tax refund because of the recession.
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09/29/2009
Time is running out for first-time home buyers to take advantage of the $8,000 tax credit set aside for them this year as part of the economic recovery effort.
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09/29/2009
Time is running out for first-time home buyers to take advantage of the $8,000 tax credit set aside for them this year as part of the economic recovery effort.
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