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We're already doing all of these things, to be honest.
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Many things in politics these days seem unusual, yet tax problems have dogged countless presidents over the years.
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There are only two things in life that are certain: death and taxes. Taxes, on the other hand, allow you to claim deductions. That's when the real fun begins...
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Wealth is not held in the manner in which people believe.
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Since every state mandates compulsory education, programs like tax credit scholarships are a way to ensure families have more than just their assigned district school as an option.
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Consumers still need to declare the sales and purchases of their 2021 crypto investments to the IRS in light of the new 2023 tax regulations that require crypto transactions over $10,000 to be recorded.
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Between 2013 and 2018, some of America's wealthiest billionaires, including Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg, and Ken Griffin, were among the top salaries, but it didn't imply they paid the highest tax rates, according to a new ProPublica study based on confidential Internal Revenue Service data.
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As more people use the metaverse, more events will be held in virtual reality. Stripe's Aleksandra Bal talks about what the EU VAT rules say about events that happen entirely in the metaverse.
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How easy it is for people to get around both the labor market and the programs they're part of affects the effects of policy changes.
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The Internal Revenue Service has issued a caution regarding how to answer the cryptocurrency question on your tax return's front page. Here's how you should answer.