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Congressional Proposal Would Provide COVID Tax Breaks For Employees & Parents

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 17, 2020December 14, 2020

Our schools stopped in-person instruction due to the pandemic in March. Within a few weeks, it was evident that we were going to have to

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Back To School Myths: Federal Tax Breaks Exist For Homeschooling

Kelly Phillips ErbAugust 23, 2018July 1, 2022

As students from elementary age to grad level across the country head back to school this month, parents are grappling with how to pay tuition,

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Back To School Myths: School Uniforms Are Tax-Deductible

Kelly Phillips ErbAugust 22, 2018July 1, 2022

As students from elementary age to grad level across the country head back to school this month, parents are grappling with how to pay tuition,

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Back To School Myths: You Can Deduct Private School Tuition On Your Taxes

Kelly Phillips ErbAugust 21, 2018July 1, 2022

As students from elementary age to grad level across the country head back to school this month, parents are grappling with how to pay tuition,

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Back To School Myths: The Student Loan Interest Deduction Is Gone

Back To School Myths: The Student Loan Interest Deduction Is Gone

Kelly Phillips ErbAugust 20, 2018July 1, 2022

As students from elementary age to grad level across the country head back to school this month, parents are grappling with how to pay tuition,

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Back To School 2014: Food Allergies & Special Diets

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 17, 2014May 19, 2020

(UPDATE: The giveaway is now closed. We have our winner! See the comments for more info.) The first food allergy list has arrived from school

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Taxes From A To Z (2014): E Is For EE Bonds

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 10, 2014July 27, 2020

Taxes from A to Z (2014): E is for EE bonds

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Kids Take Parents To Court Over Tuition Payments & Expenses: Are They Still Dependents?

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 7, 2014July 27, 2020

When is enough, enough? At what age can parents legally stop paying expenses for their children? Two New Jersey children took their parents to court this year to find out.

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Taxes From A To Z (2014): C Is For Clothing And Costumes

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 6, 2014September 27, 2020

Taxes From A To Z (2014): C Is For Clothing And Costumes

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Back To School: 10 Smart Tax Lessons To Move You To The Head Of The Class

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 13, 2013July 16, 2020

School is in session and we’ve wrapped Back To School week! In case you missed it, here are ten things you need to know about heading back to school.

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