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What are the most common tax filing mistakes? Which tax filing mistakes to avoid? Which marital status should I put on my tax return? Do I need to report all my income? Can I claim personal expenses? How to make sure I don’t miss any tax deductions or credits? How long do I need to keep tax paperwork? What is the last day to file taxes?

This video is all about 7 Common Tax Filing Mistakes You need to Avoid making. We discuss one Mistake related to income reporting, 3 mistakes regarding expenses, deductions and tax credits, and 3 administrative mistakes. At the end of the video, I share a simple tip to help you better prepare for tax season going forward.

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⌚️TIME STAMPS⌚️
00:00 Intro
00:23 Overview
00:50 Mistake #1
02:04 Mistake #2
02:32 Mistake #3
03:23 Mistake #4
04:17 Mistake #5
04:57 Mistake #6
05:52 Mistake #7
06:34 TIP
07:44 Summary
08:07 Outro

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This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute fiscal, financial, nor accounting advice or opinions. The information presented is general in nature and does not take into account the unique and particular circumstances of any one individual. It may therefore not be suitable for your personal situation. The information presented is based on the laws, the data, and the rates which were available at the time of recording the content. Since these are constantly updated, it is the viewer's responsibility to verify that the information is still accurate at the time of viewing. Some accounting terms and notions have been simplified for comprehension purposes. To obtain personalized advice, please consult an accountant or a tax specialist.

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