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Optima Newsletter – September 2024

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When Does the IRS Pay Interest on Tax Refunds?

The IRS typically processes tax refunds quickly, but in some cases, there can be delays. When these delays occur, taxpayers might wonder if they’re entitled to interest on their refund. The IRS does pay interest on tax refunds under specific circumstances. However, the rules governing when and how much interest is paid can be complex. 

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Tax Implications of Class Action Settlements

Did you receive a settlement for a class action or personal injury lawsuit? If you have, you could face major tax implications with the IRS. CEO David King and Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang provide helpful tips on how to avoid any tax time surprises and how you can navigate dealing with the IRS if you end up owing a tax liability.

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My IRS Levy is Causing a Hardship. Now What?

Dealing with an IRS levy can be incredibly stressful, especially when it creates a significant financial hardship. A levy allows the IRS to legally seize your assets, such as bank accounts, wages, and other property, to satisfy a tax debt. If this action is making it difficult to cover basic living expenses, it’s essential to know your options for relief.

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How Home Equity Loans Affect Taxes

Home equity loans have long been a popular option for homeowners looking to access the value in their homes for various financial needs. These might come in the form of home renovations, debt consolidation, or unexpected expenses. Understanding how home equity loans affect taxes is crucial for making informed financial decisions.  

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