As Tax Day approaches, accountants debunk some money-saving claims that are a little too good to be true
You can find anything on TikTok from book reviews to sex education classes. So it’s unsurprising that some people hit up the app for tax advice. Just try not to be one of those people yourself.
The Washington Post reported this week that “bad tax advice is multiplying on TikTok”, with accountants-slash-influencers (or sketchy “financial experts” who boast absolutely no credentials) supposedly revealing the one per cent’s secret money-saving schemes.
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