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: IRS Problem Solver BlogHow to Save Money Paying the IRS With Your Credit Card.
By Darrin Mish
If you're a regular around here than you know I don't endorse other blogs all that often but today Helen Anderson of the bankoholic.com sent me an email directing me to this post. Here's a link. It has useful information to use in case you have an IRS tax bill but don't necessarily have the funds on hand to pay right away. Many taxpayers don't know that the IRS takes credit cards but bankoholic.com takes it one step further. They advocate using a "cash back" type card when paying your IRS tax bills because it will actually save you money over the long run.
I like the approach and find it interesting. That's exactly the type of "out of the box" thinking that I really appreciate. I hope you go take a look at the post. Thanks again to Helen for pointing it out.
Full post as published by IRS Problem Solver Blog on March 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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