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With many Social Security beneficiaries are still adjusting to the modest 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) they received this year. But with new estimates for 2027 suggesting that the COLA may remain low, questions are being raised about what this means for retirees and others who rely on these benefits. In…
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After the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, the Trump administration has responded by unilaterally imposing 15% tariffs for the next 150 days via Executive order under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. He initially had the figure at 10%,…
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Imagine a world where artificial intelligence (AI) isn't just streamlining business processes, but directly impacts your wallet. That world is already here. According to the latest 2026 economic data, AI's influence on productivity is no longer a hypothetical scenario – it's a tangible and monumental shift that's changing the game.…
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For years, the $10,000 limit on State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions felt like a heavy weight for homeowners in high-tax states. Imagine you live in a state like New Jersey or California, paying $15,000 in property taxes and $12,000 in state income tax. Under the old rules, you could…
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The IRS has confirmed that it will lift the Path ACT refund holds and provide payment status' on IRS2Go and WMR by February 21st, 2026. Refund payments/release will start around March 2nd, 2026 for PATH held tax returns. Initial payments will be for taxpayers who have filed electronically and selected…
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Taxes can be complicated, especially for newlyweds figuring out how marriage changes their filing process. Choosing "Married Filing Separately" (MFS) may have seemed like the easiest route at first. However, now you've realized this filing status isn’t ideal for your situation—or worse, it has led to issues like rejected forms…
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Filing taxes might never make your list of favorite activities, but the latest round of tax law changes could make it a lot less painful in 2026. In fact, if you play your cards right, these updates might actually save you up to $4,000. Whether you’re an individual taxpayer or…
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