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How to MAXIMIZE Your Tax Refund for 2025!

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None of it applies to me LOL😂
Comment from : @hrkirat

I’ve streamlined my finances, optimized my investments for tax efficiency, and identified every deduction and credit I can claim With all my ducks in a row, I’m confident that come tax time, I’ll secure a robust refund
Comment from : @Leo-nj8eb

Hey Karlton I want you to file my LLC and my personal taxes this year I also want to learn the tax strategy
Comment from : @mustaphaabubakari3285

Hello I’m trying to see if I can claim my girlfriend 2 year old do anyone know if I can ?
Comment from : @tommyb1260

I’m gonna need a step by step guide!!!!
Comment from : @TrellfromMilwaukee

Love the sharing about maxing tax refund! Thanks!
Comment from : @power-reconcile

I have always been told it's not good to get a refund Is this true?
Comment from : @KrisGalan

Congrats to this dude for amassing a huge following as an EA cause he wasn’t smart enough to get his CPA
Comment from : @JCif92

What do you recommend for a beginner single-family or multifamily
Comment from : @meshulemsternlicht

This is awesome 👌
Comment from : @Cornerstonecontractors

Thanks for the information
Comment from : @floydwilliams3321

Also 529 are a deduction that counts right??
Comment from : @dianaxolocotzi1438

Love the knowledge Mr Dennis have thanks
Comment from : @jaydineroimg

Not gonna lie, the hardest part for me was figuring out how to make my income legal Once I realized it could actually increase my tax refund, I wished I’d done it sooner If anyone’s interested, I used Nexalic to set up my LLC Just sharing what worked for me, hope it helps someone
Comment from : @MrBoller7

Do you have a video on how to find a good tax person?
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Great broadcast, as always I appreciate the no nonsense approach you take to the news and the markets A lot has changed and that's about it but the truth is that I don't even care much about the bull or bear market anymore because Rose Shally covered me while I'm comfortable 30k to 54k every week and I'm still counting, all thanks to her
Comment from : @Rachel-g4w7v

Just got to the very end of the video and I think you may have answered my question
Comment from : @AnekaF1863

QUESTION:brbrKarlton, I love every one of your videos, thanks so much My question is…In addition to tax strategies, does your company also file taxes for your clients?
Comment from : @AnekaF1863

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How can i get in a phone call with you brotha
Comment from : @casasfam9848

Late asl
Comment from : @fixitlinc3339

No eitc?
Comment from : @Mrconserv

My biggest question is: which IRA can I use to offset the FICA tax if any I work for myself I don’t have a job My AGI is low I don’t have kids I live off of what I make and have very few business write offs because I don’t make enough Yes, make money money people say I’m TRYING but right I’m stuck between a rock and a wall between taxes and the cost of living FICA is killing me Does putting into an IRA alleviate FICA or just the regular tax?
Comment from : @splatterdaynightmares

!I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30 annually in dividend returns any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated
Comment from : @YaoAnne-j7g

Tax expert Karlton Dennis explains 8 ways to maximize tax refunds for 2025, including maxing out retirement accounts and HSAs, deducting mortgage interest, claiming child tax credits, and deducting student loan interest, charitable contributions, medical expenses, and home office costs
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