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Off to college: Taxes and you
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Even young adults have to pay taxes on earnings and file a tax statement annually. Here are a few tips.

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Making money means paying taxes, Reporting your investment income, When you need to file an income tax return, Guard your Social Security number

-- Posted: Jan. 20, 2003
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