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Does your work at home space qualify for a home office tax deduction with the IRS?

August 28, 2020home office, IRS, tax deductionIRS, taxesTerrance Leeders

Do I qualify for a home office tax deduction?

Covid-19 has sent many workers home, scrambling to find space to set up a home office. Are you in a unused bedroom? Are you in the basement? ...

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Tax returns – How to order tax returns from the IRS for your bankruptcy case

October 4, 2018bankruptcy, chapter 13, chapter 7, IRS, tax returns, trusteeBankruptcy, tax return, trustee1 CommentTerrance Leeders

When you file a bankruptcy case, you have to submit the last 4 years of IRS tax returns to the trustee.

Do you save your old returns? If so, good. Experts say...

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