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IRS Announces 2024 Retirement Contribution Limits: What You Need to Know
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has recently unveiled key updates for the year 2024 concerning retirement contribution limits. These adjustments impact various savings

IRS Launches a Free Online Tool for Sellers of Clean Vehicles
In a groundbreaking move towards environmental sustainability, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) launches a revolutionary tool for sellers of clean vehicles — the

Unorthodox Yuletide Gifts: Unraveling the Tax Implications of Holiday Stock Gifting
As the festive season approaches, gifting becomes the order of the day. As you deliberate on what to give your loved ones, have

Charitable Giving Abroad in the Time of a Crisis: Tax and Other Considerations
As global crises continue to surge, the sight of suffering compels many to extend a helping hand. You may be considering making a

Is Social Security Telling You It Owes You Less? Unmasking the Ridiculous Estimates
If you’ve recently visited the Social Security website, you may have been taken aback by the apparent decrease in your future real Social

The Wall Street Journal’s Support for Controversial Conservation Tax Shelters: A Closer Look
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has been known to provide comprehensive news coverage, expert commentary, and insightful analysis on all matters financial. But

IRS Cracks Down on Wealthy Taxpayers, Recouping $160 Million in Back Taxes
In recent efforts to target high-income earners, the IRS has successfully retrieved $160 million in back taxes from affluent taxpayers. This initiative, bolstered

IRS Announces the Special Process for Withdrawing Inappropriate ERC Claims
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has recently released a statement announcing a special process for withdrawing inappropriate Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims, in

IRS Contractor Pleads Guilty: A Case of Unauthorized Disclosure of Tax Returns
In today’s digital world, the sanctity of sensitive information is paramount. An intriguing event has recently come to light, involving a contractor from

IRS Alert: $688 Billion in Taxes Went Unpaid by Americans in 2021 – Brace for More Audits.
In a recent revelation, the IRS announced that Americans did not pay a staggering $688 billion in taxes for the year 2021. This

IRS Further Postpones Tax Deadlines for Most California Taxpayers
In response to the wave of natural disasters that hit California last winter, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has once again extended the

America’s Tax Gap: The $688 Billion Dilemma and How The IRS Plans to Bridge it
Shocking as it may sound, the IRS anticipates an unsettling $688 billion tax gap for the year 2021. Despite maintaining a tax compliance