Elizabeth Lewis+FollowGot a Crypto IRS Letter? You’re Not AloneIf you’ve been dabbling in Bitcoin or other digital coins, don’t be surprised if you find a letter from the IRS in your mailbox. Tons of crypto investors are getting warning notes about their tax returns, and support sites are flooded with panicked questions. The big shift? The IRS seems to have gotten new info from exchanges like Poloniex, so more folks are getting flagged. If you get a letter, don’t freak out—just double-check your numbers and respond if needed! #CryptoTax #IRS #Bitcoin #Business #Market20Share
Diane Carter+FollowDid You Just Get a $3,000 Tax Refund?Heads up: If you filed your taxes early and used direct deposit, you might see nearly $3,000 land in your bank account this June. Most folks getting this chunk are families with kids or people who claimed education credits. But here’s the catch—if your refund is that big, you probably paid too much all year. Next time, tweak your paycheck settings so you keep more cash each month instead of waiting for a big refund. Quick tip: Always double-check your info to avoid delays! #TaxRefund #MoneyHacks #IRS #Business3518Share
William Vasquez+FollowIRS Might Owe You Money from COVID Penalties!Did you pay IRS penalties or interest between Jan 2020 and July 2023? You might be able to get some of that cash back! Thanks to a recent Tax Court ruling, the IRS may have to refund interest and penalties that piled up during the COVID disaster period. If you paid up during that time, check if you qualify—just don’t sleep on it, the refund window isn’t open forever! #TaxRefund #IRS #COVID19 #Health #BodyHealth18744Share
Anthony Morris+FollowIRS Phone Maze: Hack or Security Risk?Ever tried to reach a real person at the IRS and felt trapped in an endless loop of automated menus? The viral '1-2-3 hack' promises to connect you to a human in under a minute—just press 1 for English, 2 for personal taxes, and 3 for all other questions. But does bypassing security prompts put your data at risk, or is this just smart navigation? Would you use this shortcut? #TaxTech #DigitalSecurity #IRS #Tech10Share
Willie Morales+FollowTax Refunds Are Dropping Soon—Are You Ready?Heads up: tax refunds up to $3,000 are hitting bank accounts this June! If you filed your taxes or an extension, keep an eye out—most folks are getting around $2,945 back. E-filers with direct deposit get their cash fastest, while paper filers might wait a bit longer (thanks to IRS budget cuts and fewer staff). Pro tip: skip the paper, go digital next year, and track your refund with the IRS’s online tool. More coffee runs on Uncle Sam? Yes, please! #TaxRefund #MoneyHacks #IRS #Finance70Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowDid Your Tax Bracket Just Change?Heads up: The IRS is bumping up tax brackets and the standard deduction for 2025 to keep up with inflation. Translation? You might keep a bit more of your paycheck next year, unless Congress shakes things up again. The standard deduction is getting a nice boost, so single filers get $15K and couples filing together get $30K. But that $10K cap on state and local tax deductions isn’t going anywhere. Time to check if your tax plans need a refresh! #TaxTips #MoneyHacks #IRS #Finance10Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowDid Your Tax Refund Hit Yet?Heads up! If you e-filed your taxes and picked direct deposit, you could see an average of $2,945 land in your bank account before Sunday. The IRS is dropping refunds for folks who filed between April 15-28. The trick? Filing early and going digital gets you paid faster. If you’re still waiting, double-check for typos or missing info—those can slow things down. And always use the official IRS tracker, not sketchy emails! #TaxRefund #MoneyTips #IRS #DirectDeposit #PersonalFinance #Finance45Share
Willie Morales+FollowBank Froze My $30k IRS Check?!Imagine finally getting a $30,000 IRS check, only to have your bank freeze your account for months. That’s what happened to Kristine, who just wanted to pay off pandemic bills and enjoy retirement. The bank says it’s double-checking the check, but Kristine’s left in limbo. Heads up: If you’re expecting a big deposit, be ready for extra hoops—banks are super cautious these days. Always use official contacts if you need to follow up, and don’t fall for scam calls! #MoneyMatters #BankingTips #IRS #LifeHacks #ConsumerAlert #Finance20Share
Michelle Jackson+FollowIRS Probe Demanded Over Protest Funding?Drama alert: a Montana antisemitism watchdog just asked the IRS to investigate a NY nonprofit, WESPAC, for allegedly backing anti-Israel protests that might cross legal lines. The watchdog claims WESPAC is supporting a group accused of promoting violence, which could threaten their tax-exempt status. If true, this could mean big trouble for WESPAC and the groups they fund. The IRS has some serious questions to answer! #NonprofitNews #IRS #ProtestFunding #Antisemitism #NYC #Culture00Share
Diane Carter+Follow$3,186 Refunds Are Landing This Week!Heads up: If you filed your taxes online and picked direct deposit, you could see an average $3,186 hit your bank account before Sunday. The IRS is sending out a big wave of refunds right now, so check your balance! If you mailed your return or asked for a paper check, you’ll have to wait a bit longer—sometimes up to two months. Pro tip: Next year, e-file early and go for direct deposit to get your cash faster. And if you’re still waiting, hit up the IRS “Where’s My Refund?” tracker for updates. #TaxRefund #MoneyTips #IRS #DirectDeposit #PersonalFinance #Finance16892Share
