State official breaks down what you need to know for tax season this year
Tax filing season is officially underway, and there are some changes this year people need to know about.
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Jan 24, 2023, 2:51 PM
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7h agoTax filing season is now underway, and there are some changes this year people need to know about.
Robert Smith, director of community outreach for the state's Department of Taxation and Finance, joins News 12 to dicuss those changes and resources people should keep in mind.
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