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[...] be put toward paying off those debts. Petrilllo explains that of the 42 states that have an income tax, 30 states collaborate with the federal IRS and will apply state refunds to federal debts or [...]

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[...] After you file taxes online, know the top tips concerning your refund. Examiner’s Jay Petrillo’s September 21st 2010 [...]

[...] less than a specified amount will be eligible to receive the credit. Your income level and filing status will determine how much you are eligible to receive. The earned income tax credit can be [...]

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[...] explains that of the 42 states that have an income tax, 30 states collaborate with the federal IRS and will apply state refunds to federal debts or take federal refunds to pay off state tax [...]

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[...] states collaborate with the federal IRS and will apply state refunds to federal debts or take federal refunds to pay off state tax debts. Beyond that, Jay notes that debts such as child support or [...]