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11 Sections
10 Lessons
26 Weeks

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Chapter 1
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- 1.1
  Filing Status: The Key to Your Tax Return
Chapter 2
1
- 2.1
  Breaking Down the U.S. Tax Bracket System
Chapter 3
1
- 3.1
  Income Classifications
Chapter 4
1
- 4.1
  Tax Credits vs. Deductions: Which Saves You More?
Chapter 5
1
- 5.1
  Standard Deduction vs. Itemized Deductions
Chapter 6
1
- 6.1
  Tax Credits
Chapter 7
1
- 7.1
  Self-Employment Income
Chapter 8
1
- 8.1
  Understanding Form 1040 and Its Schedules
Chapter 9
1
- 9.1
  Tax Returns vs. Tax Refunds
Chapter 10
1
- 10.1
  Understanding IRS Notices
Final Exam
1
- 11.1
  Final Quiz Exam
  7 Questions

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The SECURE 2.0 Act added exceptions to the 10% early withdrawals to be repaid within three years to an eligible retirement plan.

Up to $22,000 for expenses related to a federally declared disaster if the distribution is made within 180 days of the disaster occuring.
One distribution per calendar year of up to $1, 000 for personal or family emergency expenses to meet unforeseeable or immediate financial needs.
The lesser of $10, 000 of 50% of the account value for an account holder who certifies that he or she has been the victim of domestic abuse.

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