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10/21/2024

I'm so fortunate to share life with you.
You're always on my mind.
Happy birthday, sweetheart.

10/11/2024

À toute la communauté,

Nous avons le regret de vous informer que Joanne Mundele, épouse bien-aimée de Jean-Guy Mundele de la Communauté Congolaise de Chicago, est décédée le samedi 5 octobre 2024, à Chicago, à l'âge de 58 ans. Joanne était une amie chère et une femme d'initiative.

En attendant de plus amples détails sur les modalités des funérailles, nous avons créé une page GoFundMe à l'adresse https://gofund.me/5b787a0b pour apporter un soutien financier à la famille Mundele pendant cette période difficile.

La Communauté Congolaise de Chicago demande votre aide pour partager ou contribuer à la campagne GoFundMe en cliquant sur le lien suivant : https://gofund.me/5b787a0b .

Que l'âme de Mère Joanne repose en paix.

Sincèrement,

Communauté Congolaise de Chicago

To the entire community,

We regret to inform you that Joanne Mundele, beloved wife of Jean-Guy Mundele from the Congolese Community of Chicago, passed away on Saturday, October 5, 2024, in Chicago at the age of 58. Joanne was a dear friend and a woman of great initiative.

While we await further details about the funeral arrangements, we have created a GoFundMe page at https://gofund.me/5b787a0b to provide financial support to the Mundele family during this difficult time.

The Congolese Community of Chicago kindly requests your assistance in sharing or contributing to the GoFundMe campaign by clicking on the following link: https://gofund.me/5b787a0b .

May the soul of Mother Joanne rest in peace.

Sincerely,

Congolese Community of Chicago

Dear All, It is with great grief that we are reaching out to you today. As many… Congolese Community of Chicago needs your support for Jo Anne Mundele

07/12/2024

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02/14/2024

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02/01/2023

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01/07/2017

D'ici les 23 Janvier 2017, la saison de TAX RETURN va debuter. Envue de lutter contre le vol d'identite, l'IRS a rendu obligatoire la verification d'identite a l'aide de AGI ou PIN.

Veuillez vous rassurer que vous avez le deux ou l'un deux.

01/06/2017

IRS Offers Tips on Filing an Amended Tax Return
You may discover you made a mistake on your tax return. You can file an amended return if you need to fix an error. You can also amend your tax return to claim a tax credit or deduction. Here are 10 tips from the IRS on amending your return:
When to amend. You should amend your tax return if you need to correct filing status, the number of dependents or total income. You should also amend your return to claim tax deductions or tax credits that you did not claim when you filed your original return. The instructions for Form 1040X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, list more reasons to amend a return.

When NOT to amend. In some cases, you don’t need to amend your tax return. The IRS will make corrections, such as math errors, for you. If you didn’t include a required form or schedule, for example, the IRS will mail you a notice about the missing item.

Form 1040X. Use Form 1040X to amend a federal income tax return that you filed before. You must file it by paper; you cannot file it electronically. Make sure you check the box at the top of the form that shows which year you are amending. Form 1040X has three columns. Column A shows amounts from the original return. Column B shows the net increase or decrease for the amounts you are changing. Column C shows the corrected amounts. You should explain what you are changing and the reasons why on the back of the form.

More than one tax year. If you file an amended return for more than one year, use a separate 1040X for each tax year. Mail them in separate envelopes to the IRS. See "Where to File" in the instructions for Form 1040X for the address you should use.

Other forms or schedules. If your changes have to do with other tax forms or schedules, make sure you attach them to Form 1040X when you file the form. If you don’t, this will cause a delay in processing.

Amending to claim an additional refund. If you are waiting for a refund from your original tax return, don’t file your amended return until after you receive the refund. You may cash the refund check from your original return. Amended returns take up to 16 weeks to process. You will receive any additional refund you are owed.

Amending to pay additional tax. If you’re filing an amended tax return because you owe more tax, you should file Form 1040X and pay the tax as soon as possible. This will limit interest and penalty charges.

Reconciling the Premium Tax Credit. You may also want to file an amended return if:
• You filed and incorrectly claimed a premium tax credit, or
• If you received a corrected or voided Form 1095-A. For more information, see Corrected, Incorrect or Voided Forms 1095-A for Tax Years 2014 and 2015.

When to file. To claim a refund file Form 1040X no more than three years from the date you filed your original tax return. You can also file it no more than two years from the date you paid the tax, if that date is later than the three-year rule.

Track your return. You can track the status of your amended tax return three weeks after you file with “Where’s My Amended Return?” This tool is available on IRS.gov or by phone at 866-464-2050.
You can get Form 1040X on IRS.gov/forms at any time.

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01/06/2017

Tax Tips for Students Working this Summer
Many students get summer jobs. It’s a great way to earn extra spending money or to save for later. Here are some tips for students with summer jobs:
1. Withholding and Estimated Tax. If you are an employee, your employer normally withholds tax from your paychecks. If you are self-employed, you may be responsible for paying taxes directly to the IRS. One way to do that is by making estimated tax payments on set dates during the year. This is essentially how our pay-as-you-go tax system works.
2. New Employees. When you get a new job, you need to fill out a Form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate. Employers use this form to calculate how much federal income tax to withhold from your pay. The IRS Withholding Calculator tool on IRS.gov can help you fill out the form.
3. Self-Employment. Money you earn working for others is taxable. Some work you do may count as self-employment. These can be jobs like baby-sitting or lawn care. Keep good records of your income and expenses related to your work. You may be able to deduct those costs. A tax deduction generally reduces the taxes you pay.
4. Tip Income. All tip income is taxable. Keep a daily log to report your tips. You must report $20 or more in cash tips received in any single month to your employer. And you must report all of your yearly tips on your tax return.
5. Payroll Taxes. You may earn too little from your summer job to owe income tax. But your employer usually must withhold social security and Medicare taxes from your pay. If you’re self-employed, you may have to pay them yourself. They count for your coverage under the Social Security system.
6. Newspaper Carriers. Special rules apply to a newspaper carrier or distributor. If you meet certain conditions, you are self-employed. If you do not meet those conditions, and are under age 18, you may be exempt from Social Security and Medicare taxes.
7. ROTC Pay. If you’re in ROTC, active duty pay, such as pay you get for summer advanced camp, is taxable. Other allowances you may receive may not be taxable, see Publication 3 for details.
8. Use IRS Free File. You can prepare and e-file your tax return for free using IRS Free File, available only on IRS.gov. You may not earn enough money to be required to file a federal tax return. Even if that is true, you may still want to file. For example, if your employer withheld income tax from your pay, you will have to file a return to get a tax refund.

01/06/2017

La saison de declaration des impôts de 2017, tres communement appellee TAX RETURN commence le 23 janvier pour lFIN le 18 avril 2017.

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