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Is the IRS Sitting on Your Money? The Overlooked Refunds Most People Miss

October 15th was the final deadline for filing your income tax return. While many people look forward to a refund, millions ...

Taxing inheritances under the income tax is a great idea — here’s how it could work

The wealthy often avoid earned income, which means they escape payroll taxes entirely and ordinary income rates under the ...

Social Security stimulus: Who qualified for the $1,400 payment and how to claim if you didn’t?

Millions of Social Security recipients automatically received COVID-19 stimulus payments through the IRS using SSA and RRB data. Payments included up to $1,200 per individual in round one, $600 in ...
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From 401(k) to Form 1040: Mastering your retirement tax game

You've clocked out of work for the last time, and you're ready to kick off your retirement in style. Umbrella drinks, catching up on your hobbies, and … what's that? Hold on, there's someone at the ...
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Escape from New York – It’s Not That Easy

It’s not at all unusual to encounter the owner of a New York business who dreams about leaving the State. The reasons often given for the desired ...

2026 Tax Refunds May Be Bigger Than Expected, but One Group Will Benefit The Most

Tax refunds are likely going to be supersized in 2026 because of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which made major reforms to ...

Do these things before the end of the year, IRS advises

The Internal Revenue Service hasn’t announced the official start of tax season. That’s the date – typically in mid-January – when the tax agency starts processing returns and sending out refunds. But ...