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Happy Saturday! The top 10 posts of 2023 countdown is on. Coming in at number 2 from February 7th’s post: đź’¸ Wait, Alexa Can Help With Taxes?

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Wait, Alexa Can Help With Taxes?

Yep, She Sure Can

Alexa has become increasingly popular in recent years for her ability to assist with a wide range of tasks. Get this, our nifty little assistant can even help answer general tax-related questions. 

Now, it's important to note that she is not a tax professional. So while she can help search and sort information, ultimately you need to consult with someone who does this for a living. With that said, here’s a comprehensive guide on how Alexa can help you with your taxes:

Five Ways to Put Alexa to Work

  1. General Tax Law Information: Alexa is equipped with a vast amount of information and can provide you with the latest tax laws and regulations. Whether you need to know the tax laws for the current year, updates on tax policies, or any other information related to taxes, Alexa has got you covered. Simply ask Alexa questions such as “What are the tax laws for 2023?” or “What is the latest update on taxes?” and she will provide you with the most up-to-date information.

  2. Tax Deadlines: Tax deadlines can be easy to forget, but Alexa can help you keep track of them. Simply say “Alexa, set a reminder for tax day” and Alexa will remind you when the deadline is approaching. This way, you’ll never miss a deadline again.

  3. General Tax Calculator: Alexa can help you estimate your tax bill for the year. You can ask Alexa questions such as “What would my tax bill be if I make $50,000 a year?” or “What is the tax rate for my income bracket?” Alexa will use its advanced algorithms to give you an estimate of your tax bill. This can help you plan your finances better and ensure that you have enough funds to pay your taxes when the time comes.

  4. Tax Forms: Alexa can also assist you in preparing your taxes. You can ask Alexa for tax forms such as 1099s, and she will provide you with information and links to download them. Alexa can also recommend tax preparation services that can assist you in preparing and filing your taxes.

  5. Tax Deductions and Credits: Alexa can help you identify tax deductions and credits that you may be eligible for. For example, you can ask Alexa “What are the tax deductions for homeowners?” and it will provide you with the most up-to-date information on tax deductions for homeowners. This can help you maximize your tax savings and reduce your tax bill.

One More Way (But Let's Hope this Never Happens)

There's one more way Alexa can help with the whole tax process, but let's hope this never happens. 

If you receive an audit notice from the IRS, Alexa can assist you in preparing for the audit. You can ask Alexa questions such as “What should I do if I receive an audit notice?” or “What documents do I need for an audit?” and it will provide you with the necessary information and steps to take. Alexa can also connect you with tax professionals who can assist you in preparing for an audit.

So, there you have it. Whether you need help with tax laws, deadlines, calculations, forms, or even audits, be sure to leverage Alexa.

Again, it's really important to note that Alexa is not the be-all-end-all solution for answers to your tax questions. She might be able to help nudge you in the right direction, but at the end of the day please consult with professionals. For now, however, hopefully, this saves you some time during what can be a stressful season. 

Feeling lazy but still want to earn some extra cash? We've done our research and found some unusual (but legit) ways that people can stack their bank accounts without having to leave their house. Some will help you save. Others will help you pad your wallet right away. If your bank account could use a boost but you don't want to start a second job, then these could be right for you.