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The government shutdown is keeping most IRS workers at home, but that doesn't mean you're off the hook for your taxes.
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On Friday, Finney talked about a house number scam, salmonella scare, and health care.
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On Wednesday, Finney talked about comparing electric cars, the government shutdown and Obamacare.
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On Friday, Finney talked about gas station pricing, junk mail and car insurance.
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On Friday, Finney talked about refrigerant deposits, used vehicles documentation, and iPhone trade-ins.
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Beanie Babies creator H. Ty Warner is accused of failing to report income he earned in a secret offshore financial account.
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Millions of people get their tax refunds deposited directly into their bank accounts, but 7 On Your Side warns to double check those numbers.
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San Jose is working on a plan to put more police officers back on its streets but it's coming under attack.
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San Jose is working on a plan to put more police officers back on its streets but it's coming under attack.
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Millions of people get their tax refunds deposited directly into their bank accounts, but 7 On Your Side warns to double check those numbers.
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The government is issuing the regulations needed to allow gay couples married in states that recognize same-sex marriages to file joint federal tax returns.
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A registered sex offender who works as a tax auditor for the state is now facing child molestation charges.
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Health groups are ramping up their pressure on state lawmakers for a $2-per-pack cigarette tax in California.
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Health groups are ramping up their pressure on state lawmakers for a $2-per-pack cigarette tax in California.
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Middle-class families with college-aged students know the cost of California universities has been skyrocketing.
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Middle-class families with college-age kids knows the cost of California universities has been skyrocketing.
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A financial perk designed to attract businesses to troubled neighborhoods is under fire in Sacramento.
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A financial perk designed to attract businesses to troubled neighborhoods is under fire in Sacramento.
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The new acting head of the Internal Revenue Service is telling Congress that American taxpayers no longer trust the agency.
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Apple's CEO testified before a Senate subcommittee looking into how the company is sheltering profits outside the US.
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We take a look at how political groups may have taken advantage of a tax loophole meant for "social welfare" organizations.
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We take a look at how political groups may have taken advantage of a tax loophole meant for "social welfare" organizations.
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We caught up with a NorCal Tea Party leader who says the IRS held up her application for 3 years.
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We caught up with a NorCal Tea Party leader who says the IRS held up her application for 3 years.
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Lawmakers are questioning U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder over the IRS scandal targeting conservative charities.
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The Justice Department is opening a criminal investigation into the IRS targeting of the Tea Party.
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A state senator has proposed taxing oil companies for the oil they extract in California and using the money to fund education.
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If you get into trouble with the IRS, they have the Taxpayer Advocate Service people can turn to if they need help.
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If you get into trouble with the IRS, they have the Taxpayer Advocate Service people can turn to if they need help.
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State lawmakers are considering a tax on sugary drinks with bill that is before the State Senate Health Committee.
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State lawmakers are considering a tax on sugary drinks with bill that is before the State Senate Health Committee.
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The tax deadline is today, but there's a small silver lining -- April 15th is becoming one giant Finney's Friday Free Stuff.
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A handful of Bay Area post offices will stay open late today to allow last minute tax filers to turn in their paperwork.
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The tax deadline is Monday, but there's a small silver lining -- April 15th is becoming one giant Finney's Friday Free Stuff.
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Budget cuts and a hiring freeze are taking a toll at the Internal Revenue Service this tax season.
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Many Silicon Valley workers who used to enjoy the meal perk are suddenly feeling the heat from the IRS.
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Many Silicon Valley workers who used to enjoy the meal perk are suddenly feeling the heat from the IRS.
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Finney talked about tax problems, BART fares, and stores taking your driver's license number.
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On Monday, Finney talked about tax problems, BART fares, and stores taking your driver's license number for a purchase or return.
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It's a good weekend to make a big purchase; because come Monday, the sales tax is going up in several Bay Area counties.
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It might be time for Mark Zuckerberg to unfriend Uncle Sam.
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Former Santa Clara County Supervisor George Shirakawa Jr. is expected to plead guilty Monday to five felonies.
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Students and teachers at CCSF staged a walkout from several campuses Thursday and held a rally to save their school.
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Students and teachers at CCSF staged a walkout from several campuses Thursday and held a rally to save their school.
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City College of San Francisco has until Friday to prove it's more financially secure, or it could lose its accreditation and close.
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The CPUC is under scrutiny because they can't account for billions of dollars in fees it collects from utility customers.
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The impact of the sequester cuts seems minimal so far, but that hasn't alleviated concerns by some over what's to come.
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The sequester could have wide-ranging effects on unemployment benefits and school programs in California.
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