How to Find Out How Much You Owe for WA State Student Loans
Finding out how much you still owe on your student loans can allow you to take steps to make your credit great!
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Tourists Are Coming Back To The Valley!
Washington State visitations to the state saw a 19.7 % increase in 2021 over 2020 indicating big growth but still just 87% of 2019 levels.
Yakima Taxpayers Who Didn’t File Monday Still Have Time
David Tucker with the IRS says families who do not owe taxes to the IRS can still file their 2021 tax return and claim the Child Tax Credit for the 2021
Pay Your Taxes Yakima? Waiting on That Refund?
IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig says taxpayers need to take special care this year due to several critical tax law changes that took place in 2021
WA State’s Long-Term Care Tax Possibly Delayed 1 Year Before It Goes into Effect
WA State Legislature put the issue to a vote and decided to postpone the new employment tax.
City Council Holds Pre-Election Monday Meeting
The meeting starts at 5:30 pm. Because of COVID-19 concerns the meeting continues to be held on Zoom.
Are You a Property Owner? If You Answer Yes It’s Time To Pay
The property taxes you pay are the main source of revenue for local governments. A tax assessments determines the value of your property. It's that time of year again.
Read the Fine Print Before Accepting That Child Tax Credit Check
Do you have to pay back the child tax credit?
Tax Day in Yakima is Coming. Do You Know the Important Deadlines?
Yes, Tax Day, though not a National Holiday, is a date that certainly looms on the calendar every year whether we like it or not. The old saying about there being only two certainties: death and taxes - I guess given the choice, the latter is perhaps preferable.
Washington Ranks in Bottom Half for Highest Property Tax
Benjamin Franklin, famously, once said that the only certaties in life were death and taxes. For some, more than others. Taxes, that is. Where does Washington state rate when it comes to property tax?
Haven’t Gotten Stimulus Check? You’ll Have Claim it on Your Taxes
If you did not receive your $600 federal stimulus check by January 5th, you're probably going to have to wait until you file your 2020 income tax return.