A huge group of tax filers out there deserves bigger tax returns, according to the IRS.
In its annual campaign, the IRS and its partners are reminding working people who don’t make great money they might qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit.
But they have to claim the credit designed to ease the burden of low- and moderate-income workers and families, and one in five who qualify don’t, according to the IRS.
If you are working on cleaning up your credit or building your credit in Utah, there is good news! “Our state is growing now, and as we look to the horizon, Utah’s growth prospects are truly bright,” Gov. Gary Herbert said in his State of the State speech on January 25, 2012, noting that is something not many governors can say.
While the national economic future remains tenuous, Herbert said, the Utah economy surges ahead. The unemployment rate continues to steadily fall and the state currently has the second-fastest rate of job creation in the nation. And again, Forbes magazine named it the best place in the nation for business, he said.
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