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Tax Return Score provides busy
professionals the ability to quickly evaluate tax returns, and provides
individuals with poor credit scores an alternate method to demonstrate their
creditworthiness.
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We evaluate nearly
every item on a 1040 Individual Tax Return to assign an overall letter grade by
utilizing a series of algorithms compiled from 132 million U.S. taxpayers.
Listed below is a sample of the results:
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45% of population received a letter grade of A or B
(Excellent/Good)
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20% of tax returns received a letter grade of C
(Average)
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35% of tax returns scored a grade of D or U
(Poor/Unsatisfactory)
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D/U grades recipients never filed their tax returns 20%
of the time
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More
about the Tax Scoring System and Tax Return Score
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The Tax Return Score can
be used as an alternative method of determining a homebuyer’s creditworthiness
and financial strength.
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We already have a FICO
score on file; will a Tax Return Score help?
Absolutely! The major advantage of a tax score over a FICO score is that it’s
based on income. The Tax Return Score provides you with an indicator of an
individual’s financial strength beyond a traditional credit rating. In addition
the report provides a monthly cash flow statement that breaks down total
income, deductions, taxes and net income.
Tax Return Score
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