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The IRS has extended the tax filing deadline from April 15th to May 17th. This means individuals now have an extra 32 days to file AND pay 2020 taxes. #irs #taxtip #TaxTwitter #taxvine #businesstips #Entrepreneur #moneytips #MoneyUpChallenge

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What you need to know about a Notice of Federal Tax Lien

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@gilbertstudios You can deduct 57.5 Cents for every business mile driven in 2020. Good luck with your business ventures CJ!

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@WonderfallC Nice! Do you guys do custom artwork?

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@selenagomez it’s 63,360

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@ErnestCDavis Here's another #biztip for you You can deduct 57.5 Cents for every business mile driven in 2020 using the Standard Mileage Deduction. Good luck on your business endeavors Ernest!

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@maveeannea Make sure to deduct business miles! You can deduct 57.5 Cents for every business mile driven in 2020 using the Standard Mileage Deduction. Good luck on your business Mavee!

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@hageroony Make sure to deduct business miles! You can deduct 57.5 Cents for every business mile driven in 2020. Good luck Hager!

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#taxtip You can deduct 57.5 Cents for every business mile driven in 2020. That's thousands of dollars that you don't pay taxes on!
#business #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #Entrepreneur #moneytips #moneytalks #taxvine #financetips #businesstips

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If Tax Vine was around, John Gotti wouldn't have been arrested for tax evasion, just saying. #business #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #Entrepreneur #johngotti #taxvine

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(Some Monday Motivation From a Tax Company)
It's Monday! That means it's the beginning of a week full of opportunity. These are the days that will pay off in the future. If you don't go out and get after it today, who's going to do it for you? Nobody.
Go out and get it!

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#taxtip Keep your receipts! If you ever get audited, the IRS rarely accepts just bank statements. They want to see receipts as well! It's good to keep both digital and physical copies of everything. As they say: "If you're going to do something, do it right."
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Did you start a side gig during the COVID-19 pandemic? Think carefully before answering these IRS questions

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