Don’t overlook these tax breaks on your 2010 return
Every year, taxpayers miss out on hundreds or thousands of dollars in tax breaks simply because they don’t know the benefits exist.
View ArticleNeed more time to pay your taxes?
Taxpayers who owe taxes may be relieved to know that there are some options for those who owe and can’t afford to pay the full amount right away.
View ArticlePersonal property tax change
A change in the personal property tax law for 2014 could give some small business owners some relief. Effective December 31, 2013, commercial and industrial personal property with a combined true cash...
View ArticleNew study analyzes impact of Proposal 1 on taxpayers
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy published a new analysis of Proposal 1, which voters will be asked to approve or reject on May 5. The proposal increases taxes by $2 billion and aims to dedicate...
View ArticleTreasury warns of fraudulent phone calls
The Michigan Department of Treasury is cautioning taxpayers of fraudulent phone calls being made demanding taxpayers pay an immediate amount of money or face actions from the department. Calls are...
View ArticleWho will prepare your tax return?
The Internal Revenue Service is reminding taxpayers to start thinking about who will prepare their 2016 federal tax return. The IRS began processing tax returns on Monday, January 23. In 2016, more...
View ArticleFrom the Superintendent’s Desk
Dear Cedar Springs Public Schools Families: Exciting School District News: 2017 Refunding Bonds! The Board of Education Cedar Springs Public Schools is proud to announce the successful sale of its 2017...
View ArticleFive tax tips on unemployment benefits
From IRS.gov Taxpayers who received unemployment benefits need to remember that it may be taxable. Here are five key facts about unemployment: Unemployment is Taxable. Include all unemployment...
View ArticleGet credit for making a home energy efficient
Taxpayers who made certain energy efficient improvements to their home last year may qualify for a tax credit this year. Here are some key facts to know about home energy tax credits: Non-Business...
View ArticleUnderstanding the child and dependent care tax credit
The IRS urges people not to overlook the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit. Eligible taxpayers may be able claim it if they paid for someone to care for a child, dependent or spouse last year....
View ArticlePrivate collection of some overdue taxes starts in April
Taxpayers: Watch Out for Scam Calls WASHINGTON – Starting this month, the Internal Revenue Service will begin sending letters to a relatively small group of taxpayers whose overdue federal tax...
View ArticleNeed more time to pay taxes?
All taxpayers should file on time, even if they can’t pay what they owe. This saves them from potentially paying a failure to file penalty. Taxes are due by the original due date of the return. Here...
View ArticleThings taxpayers should know about claiming dependents
As they are preparing their 2018 tax returns, taxpayers should remember that personal exemptions are suspended for 2018. Taxpayers cannot claim a personal exemption for anyone on their tax return. This...
View ArticleNeed more time to pay your taxes?
Taxpayers who owe taxes may be relieved to know that there are some options for those who owe and can’t afford to pay the full amount right away.
View ArticlePersonal property tax change
A change in the personal property tax law for 2014 could give some small business owners some relief. Effective December 31, 2013, commercial and industrial personal property with a combined true cash...
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