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Social Media, Guns, Taxes, Abortion: New Supreme Court Cases You Need to Know
Supreme Court The U.S. Supreme Court will hear several cases this fall that could significantly impact your rights and wealth. Here are a few of them to watch.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Lawmakers Want the IRS to Crack Down on 'Wealthy Tax Cheats'
Tax Enforcement Lawmakers are urging the IRS to go after 1.4 million 'wealthy 'tax cheats' who haven’t filed federal tax returns.
By Katelyn Washington Published
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New State Tax Changes You Need to Know
State Tax States have been busy enacting new tax rules and rates that can affect your income and what you’ll pay for groceries, gas, and property.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Supreme Court to Decide if IRS Can Secretly Obtain Bank Records
Among other high-profile issues, the Supreme Court is considering a case involving taxpayer privacy and the IRS.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Will Any Tax Priorities Gain Ground in 2023?
A power split in Congress for 2023 means key Democratic and Republican tax policies could be stalled.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Is There a Gas Tax Holiday in Your State?
Tax Breaks One way for states to bring down the price of gasoline is to suspend their gas tax.
By Rocky Mengle Last updated
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Inflation Reduction Act Boosts Obamacare Tax Credit
Tax Breaks Enhancements to the premium tax credit are extended for three more years under the Inflation Reduction Act.
By Rocky Mengle Published
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Maryland Suspends Gas Tax to Offset Inflation at the Pump
Tax Breaks The gas tax holiday will save Maryland drivers about 36 cents per gallon for gasoline and roughly 37 cents per gallon for diesel fuel.
By Rocky Mengle Published
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Get the Most from the Expanded Child Tax Credit
Tax Breaks The latest government stimulus is a much-more generous child tax credit, with a new twist: The IRS is going to send you money each month, if you're eligible. Also, what marrying will do to your taxes.
By David Muhlbaum Published
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