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There are companies designed to help you start a business, but should you give them your money to help?

On St. Patrick's Day when most people saw green from the stimulus checks being delivered, the IRS extended the tax filing deadline.

Here's how it works.

I hate tax time, I hate it even more when someone tries to steal my identity.

The IRS is sending money to Americans as part of the Coronavirus Aid and Economic Security Act which some people have already received in their bank accounts.

Another one.

The Duluth Police Department is offering us some tips.

Today is the day that Epic procrastinators hope for, an extension. The IRS extended tax day to Wednesday, April 18th.

This morning I was getting ready for work when I noticed I missed a call from the number 206-495-9586, which is from the Seattle area, and they had left a message.  The message was a the recording of a woman claiming to be from the IRS, saying they have been trying to reach me about criminal charges being filed against me. The funny thing is I had recently had correspondence with the IRS regarding

Most people think the IRS is like big brother and watches everything that comes in their way. The truth is only about 1% actually get audited. That doesn't mean you should go crazy and write off everything, but if you are filling out a schedule C, there are things the government looks for that they consider a red flag.

Once again, there is a scam in the Northland because it's tax day.  It's hard to know what's true and who you can trust now days.  The best thing you can do is keep abreast of the scams that are current in the area and keep your guard up!  The latest scam has targeted the Pine County/Sturgeon Lake area.  Here's the latest:

Once again we are receiving information from the Duluth Police Department warning of another scam (sigh!)  It's hard to know what's true and who you can trust now days.  The best thing you can do is keep abreast of the scams that are current in the area and keep your guard up!  Here's the latest: