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Everyone's favorite time of the year is just a month away: Tax Day. Anyone who works (that's pretty much everyone) has to file tax returns. Millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996, comprise.
Making a $200,000 salary puts you in a rare category of earners in the U.S. However, while that number sure looks juicy on paper, all of it won't show up in your bank account. Taxes will take a big.
Ah, payday, the very best day of every two weeks. Anyone who has ever held a job knows the sweet relief of opening your bank statement to see that direct deposit hit. Or, if you're old school, opening.
Tax Day is April 15, which means that if you still have to file, you've missed your chance to be an early bird, but you're not yet a procrastinator, either. Be Aware: Trump-Era Tax Cuts Are Expiring.