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Tax Time Tardiness And The Faster Refund

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The federal tax filing deadline in 2020 has been waived in the wake of coronavirus disruptions. The president announced there will be no penalties or interest levied for late filing against those affected, and many states will certainly do the same. But come coronavirus or the Martian measles, taxes will be filed, and refunds issued.

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Virtual Cards Help Companies Manage Spend In Real Time

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Digital B2B payments innovations as diverse as machine learning (ML) automation, cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and virtual cards are gaining unprecedented traction as businesses move to build sustainable B2B payments operations outside of th e office. RLJ Financial On Managing B2B Spend With Virtual Cards.

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In Australia, Card (And Other Payments) Fraud Is Big Business

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That fraud spans, among other methods, misuse of government credit cards and procurement payments, reported itnews.com. And when it comes to external fraud, 95 percent of external fraud can be traced to “one large entity” focused on payment card fraud. intentionally caused” the United States a tax loss of more than $1 million.

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Amex Beats Q4 On Higher Card Spend, Balances

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But digging a little deeper, American Express posted fourth-quarter results that topped expectations on the heels of higher card spend – and higher balances kept on those cards. billion charge, covering the repatriation tax on undistributed earnings. The cost of rewards to card holders was up 12 percent to $1.9

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Citi Says Issues Arise With Credit Card Interest Rate Calculations

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23) that it uncovered “methodological issues” with how it calculates credit card interest rates and will offer “remediation” to those customers impacted by such calculations. The company disclosed it “self-reported” the findings to regulators, said Reuters, as pertains to Regulation Z and the CARD Act.

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IRS Going After Offshore Debit Cards With John Doe Summons

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The IRS has been using a John Doe summons to get access to taxpayers’ bitcoin information and is now using the same tactic to get debit card information. that received a Sovereign Gold Card debit card from 2005 to 2016. The IRS alleges the cards can be used to get access to the offshore funds and avoid paying taxes in the U.S.

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InComm Buys Amex’s Serve Prepaid Card Tech

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Credit card giant American Express (AmEx) has announced it is selling its Serve platform to InComm, in a deal that gives the latter firm exclusive rights to distribute Amex’s prepaid and reloadable card products in the United States. InComm is a tech firm which activates credit cards at the point of sale.

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