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5 Tax Tips for Renting Out Your Vacation Home
Whether you use your vacation getaway every weekend or just a few times a year, you may want to rent it out occasionally to offset some of your expenses.
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A Dozen States Involved in IRS Direct File Pilot Program
Tax Filing The IRS is piloting a free direct file program, but not all taxpayers can use it right away.
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19 IRS Red Flags: What Are Your Chances of Being Audited?
Tax Returns These red flags could increase your chances of the IRS selecting your return for audit.
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Is the IRS Waiving Your Back Tax Penalties?
Tax Relief The IRS is waiving penalties for nearly $1 billion in back taxes owed during the pandemic. Are you eligible?
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Can You Withdraw or Repay Your ERC Claim?
Tax Credits The IRS says certain businesses can withdraw potentially fraudulent employee retention tax credit claims.
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After Weeks Without a Speaker, Congress Finally Returns to Legislating: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Major disagreements between and within Congress make it hard to reach compromises as Congress gets back to business
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Putting Catch-Up Contributions Into a Roth 401(k) Isn't a Bad Idea
Roth 401(k) High earners will be required to put their catch-up contributions in a Roth 401(k).
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Millionaire Tax Evaders Beware: The IRS Is Coming
Tax Evasion The IRS is targeting 1,600 millionaire tax evaders and 575 partnerships. Are you on the agency’s priority list?
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Five Tax Breaks for Paying Your Student Loan
Tax Letter After a three-year pause, student loan payments have resumed, putting a dent in people's wallets. But there are some tax breaks that can help.
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