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11/05/2020

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The IRS also boosted the standard deduction for a single taxpayer to $12,550. That’s an increase of $150 from this year.

08/11/2020

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Small business grants are free money for your business. Grants provide relief from COVID-19 Here's how to apply for the best small business grants.

08/03/2020

Laid-off workers who are currently receiving unemployment may stumble on a surprise next spring: They could owe Uncle Sam, and they could miss out on a pile of tax credits when they file with the IRS.

05/28/2020

Just announcing $4.5 trillion in future spending to support securities markets was enough to keep investors protected from the downsides of the pandemic.

05/26/2020

If you're receiving the extra $600 in weekly unemployment benefits, it's important to remember that it's considered taxable income.

03/15/2020

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07/26/2019

On Monday, Equifax settled with the US Federal Trade Commission over its 2017 data breach, affecting over 147 million Americans. If your information was compromised during this data breach, you may be entitled to free credit monitoring or a cash value from the Equifax settlement reached.

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02/18/2019

How much influence do most U.S. Presidents have over taxes? On Presidents Day, here’s the scoop on the President, tax policy and how the two often intersect.

02/16/2019

Just in time for the busiest weekend for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Commissioner Chuck Rettig has a message to taxpayers.

02/11/2019

The beginning of tax season can be a busy and anxious time for taxpayers - especially those who are waiting for their tax refunds. While they wait, some taxpayers turn to refund anticipation loans (RALs). Here’s what you need to know.

02/08/2019

Whether you are looking for a long-term tax professional or just someone you meet with once a year to prepare your form 1040, there are some common truths. Here’s what you should look for.