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No TikTok, No Taxes? App Ban Threat Sparks Creator Tax Rebellion
Tax Law The TikTok community faces an uncertain future, but tax laws apply regardless of the app’s fate.
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Opportunities and Challenges When You Inherit an IRA
New SECURE 2.0 Act rules have kicked in to reshape distribution and taxes for inherited IRAs and retirement plans. Read on for strategies to help beneficiaries.
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2025 Family Tax Credits: Four IRS Changes That Can Save You Money
Family Tax Credits Explore the new IRS-adjusted amounts for popular family tax credits.
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Trump’s Pitch for an ‘External Revenue Service’ Agency Attempts to Shroud Who Pays for Tariffs
Tax Policy Tariffs are paid by domestic importers, even though they are levied on foreign nations.
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Should Tax on Tips Stay or Go Under Trump?
Income Tax As the No Tax on Tips Act gains momentum, economists warn of potential pitfalls. Will not taxing tips help or hurt workers?
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Some States Won’t Participate in IRS Direct File for 2025
Tax Filing You may not be able to use the new IRS tax filing system if your state doesn't allow it. Plus, an incoming Congress could eventually bring an end to the program.
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New Hampshire Mobile Home and Condo Property Taxes Inexplicably Triple
Property Tax A city-wide revaluation is causing concern among Rochester locals who argue property taxes are too high.
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Will You Owe Taxes on Your Recently Forgiven Student Loan?
Loan Forgiveness If you received student debt forgiveness last year, know these key points when filing taxes. Plus — what can you expect from a new president?
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Getting Divorced? Beware of Hidden Tax Traps as You Divide Assets
Dividing assets fairly in a divorce means looking beyond their current values and asking whether they'll create tax liabilities — or tax breaks — in the future.
