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SUNY Plattsburgh asks public to 'save the year' for 2024 solar eclipse

Next April, a total solar eclipse will track across the U.S. from Texas to Maine. Northern New York and New England are in the path of the totality that will last more than 4 minutes. With an expected bump in visitors to the region hoping to catch a glimpse, educators and administrators at SUNY Plattsburgh have already begun preparing for the astronomical event.
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Beware tax season is also scam season

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post There's less than a month left until your tax returns are due and officials with the IRS want you to be aware of possible scams. Spokesman Michael Devine says criminals are very savvy. "They watch the news, whatever is in the news they're going to capitalize on," Devine tells KFEQ/St. Joseph Post. "Whether it's a disaster and they create a fake website to try to get you to donate or filing season when they pretend to be the IRS.&quot...
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Look out for the con artists this tax season

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post If you are preparing to use a tax preparer this tax season officials with the IRS encourage you to do your homework and protect yourself. IRS spokesman Michael Devine says the great majority of tax professionals are just that, tax professionals, but then there are criminals. "There are people who pretend to be, you know, tax preparers, we call them sometimes ghost preparers," Devine tells KFEQ/St. Joseph Post. "These are people who will say I'l...
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IRS: Federal tax refunds are averaging about 11% smaller this year

Des Moines, IA- Iowans who are getting a federal tax refund this year should expect a smaller check than last year. IRS Spokesperson Michael Devine tells Radio Iowa that, "About 11% less per tax return," Devine says, "and that's because many of the credits that were pumped up during COVID have returned to their 2019 levels." If you haven't filed a tax return, Devine recommends Iowans to file electronically. "E-file is the fastest and safest and absolutely the m...
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