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ATHENS — Filing taxes can be intimidating, but the University of Georgia can help.

The Indiana General Assembly adjourned sine die after midnight Wednesday, sending a slate of bills to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk and signaling the end of the 2022 legislative session.

The money is coming from the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association fund. That fund reimburses auto insurance companies for claims exceeding $600,000.

Missourians will only be refunded on the 2.5 cent tax increase per gallon, not the entire fuel tax.

The filing program in Columbia Public Library helps out people of all ages and economic status.

Even though what can feel like a gift from the government is actually a delayed receipt of your own money, the best use of those funds is not always apparent.

The University Daily Kansan Editorial Board explains why Student Senate should vote against defunding the student-run newspaper.

In a circular issued on Sunday, GACA stated that the mandatory COVID-19 institutional quarantine and home quarantine are no longer required for travelers upon their arrival in the Kingdom. It is also not required for passengers to submit a negative PCR or antigen test result against coronavirus before coming to the Kingdom.

Social media influencer Erika Kullberg once again shared a helpful tip for millions of travelers in the United States. The TikTok superstar lawyer reveals an effective technique to extend your travel voucher.

MSC Cruises cancels Terry Sutherland’s Mediterranean cruise and offers him a cruise credit or refund. He picks the credit. But 17 months later, it’s lost at sea. How can he