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Many Americans expect smaller refunds this year, but new tax changes could boost what you get. Here’s who benefits and how to maximize your 2026 tax refund.
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Working as a rideshare driver for such companies as Lyft or Uber can be a great way to earn extra cash as a side hustle. In addition to making your own hours (and quick bucks), being a rideshare driver also comes with an extra benefit that’s easy to overlook: tax deducting your own car.
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