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A combination of limited taxation on Social Security benefits, a boosted standard deduction and the tax-free status of Roth IRA withdrawals mean some older Americans reach a point where they owe no taxes. » Read More |
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Say hello to the health savings account. It's your next pot of retirement dollars. How to get the most out of your account.
The expenses you paid for your investment accounts are no longer deductible. That means you need to take a second look at how you foot the bill for your IRA.
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Trim your income tax bill and give your ex a jump start on retirement savings by transferring an IRA.
Anyone earning self-employment income is expected to make an estimated quarterly tax payment by Friday.
Hey, big gifter: Individuals can now make up to $11.18 million in gifts over their lifetime without being subject to a 40 percent levy. But this deal won't be around forever. Here's how to prepare.
City leaders said they plan to repeal a tax on large companies such as Amazon and Starbucks as they face mounting pressure from businesses.
The White House and some prominent GOP lawmakers want to roll out a second package of tax cuts this summer, building from the tax law President Trump signed last year, according to The Hill.
Anyone who owes the IRS and has still not submitted their 2017 tax return could soon be subject to a higher failure-to-file penalty rate by the IRS.
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Homeowners who rent out space for at least 15 days in a year must report the income to the IRS.
Tax breaks from your state are just one factor in choosing the right 529. Here's what else you should consider.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has changed the way business owners prospect for clients and schmooze. Here are the details on whether you can expense those seats at the theater.
Whether you've moved to Canada or fled across the ocean, the IRS wants to know more about your holdings in foreign accounts. Only half of Americans abroad realize this.
Lawyers warn that the IRS could take a closer look at state programs that grant a hefty tax credit in exchange for donations to certain government programs.
New tax rules for alimony come into effect after the end of this year. But you probably want to get started now.
Entrepreneurs love a tax break. Here's how to determine whether you're eligible for this one.
You have one source of guaranteed income in retirement. Here's how to make sure you don't mess it up.
