‘Tax Refund Shock’
Each holiday season is followed by “tax refund season” in the United States, but a popular Imgur post hinted that 2023’s might involve smaller refunds.
Each holiday season is followed by “tax refund season” in the United States, but a popular Imgur post hinted that 2023’s might involve smaller refunds.
As “Christian nationalism” engulfs the GOP, the Johnson Amendment has come under attack.
Labeling a claim as a “new” TikTok trend helps it go viral, as was the case with a claim involving IRS tax-exempt statuses for churches.
Myriad social media posts claimed Ukraine’s tax authorities issued guidance about properly declaring captured Russian tanks.
A viral tweet suggested homeless people can qualify for stimulus checks, referencing something called an “EIP return” — and verifying the claim was a nightmare.
“Where is my stimulus deposit?” and “How to track stimulus check” were top searches as coronavirus checks were disbursed — you may have to give the IRS information to get your stimulus payment.
Short-lived relief followed a stimulus bill which seemed to grant $1,200 to many American taxpayers, but subsequent examination of the funds suggested that it came out of relied-upon tax refunds in 2021.
Social media users spread the word that the popular tax preparer chain is “sex worker friendly,” but there are some caveats of which such workers ought to be aware.
On December 22, 2018 the United States government shut down, suspending the functions and payrolls of numerous federal agencies. As the shutdown continued into January 2019, concern and rumors began to spread over whether tax refunds issued by the Internal Revenue Service would be delayed — or suspended entirely. News and gossip site The Shade Room …
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