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No Tax for Donating Leave to Ukraine Victims
Tax Breaks Vacation, sick, or personal leave donated to help victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine won't be treated as taxable income.
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Calculating Taxes on Social Security Benefits
social security Uncle Sam can tax up to 85% of your Social Security benefits if you have other sources of income, such as earnings from work or withdrawals from tax-deferred retirement accounts.
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Will U.S. Olympic Athletes Get Hit with a Tax Bill if They Win in Tokyo?
Tax Breaks Thanks to a law passed in 2016, our medal-winning athletes will have little to worry about from the IRS.
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How 13 Types of Retirement Income Get Taxed
retirement When you're planning for retirement, it's fun to contemplate all the travel and rounds of golf ahead of you, but don't forget about taxes.
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Millions of Americans Will Receive a Tax Refund Interest Check from the IRS
tax refunds Payments will go to people who filed their tax return by July 15 and received a refund in the past three months or are still waiting for a refund.
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The Stunning IRS Ruling That May Bankrupt Small Businesses That Took PPP Loans
small business loans The Paycheck Protection Program rolled out with great fanfare to help save small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. But something the IRS just did could decimate much of that benefit.
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Selling Your Stuff: The Tax Dimension
taxable income Thinking about clearing out your collectibles or selling off the antique furniture Grandma left you? Be careful, because the IRS may want a cut of your windfall.
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14 Ways for Everyone to Save on Taxes Under the New Tax Law
Tax Breaks We’re living in a new tax world now, thanks to the overhaul passed by Congress last year.
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Under the New Tax Law, Is My Alimony Tax-Free?
alimony The new policy goes into effect in 2019. Older divorces can be modified to follow the new rules—if both parties agree.
