Ashlea Ebeling
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2,002 appearances
38 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2022
last heard Feb 2025
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We're looking into that.
But it won't affect your filing this season, the 2024 tax year.
It's possible they'll do something this spring, this summer.
It might go to the end of 2025 when the tax cuts expire on December 31st.
It might be one of these last-minute laws.
And if that's the case, it will likely not kick in until 2026.
But if it's done earlier, some professionals are saying that it might affect 2025 taxes.
There is a program where you could direct some or all of your refund in the savings bonds.
And you would either get a paper savings bond like the old fashioned way or a savings bond in the Treasury direct account.
And they've ended that program.
But you can still use this form 8888 to split your direct deposit refund between two or more accounts.
So you can still save your tax refund and you can put it in a savings account or even a traditional or Roth IRA.
The best advice I would give is that you have all your documents.
A challenge is that things are moving online.
So the Treasury doesn't.
iBonds, for example, to get your 1099 from Treasury Direct, you have to actually go onto the site and download it.
So they're not sending it to you automatically.
Anything you get in the mail, stick in a envelope, anything you get online, make an online folder that's tax year 2024, and then compare the two things and make sure you have everything together before you get started.
Having them in the online folder works well for me.
There's so many options out there and they're mostly good options.
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