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Tom Petty’s Estate Is Free Fallin’

Tom Petty’s Estate Is Free Fallin’

There’s no doubt the late, great rock star Tom Petty thought he had his legacy all wrapped up in a neat package before he passed away. Like too many before him, he was wrong.  Unlike Aretha Franklin, Prince, and so many other rock-and-roll legends who died with...

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Work During Vacation Could Pay Off

Work During Vacation Could Pay Off

Mixing business with pleasure while traveling this summer? Some of it might be tax deductible, but the rules are tricky. Your ability to deduct travel expenses depends on these six factors: Where you go. The IRS treats deductible travel expenses within the U.S....

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Business Tax Deduction Faqs

Business Tax Deduction Faqs

What expenses can my business deduct on its taxes? It’s such a simple question, yet the answer is shockingly complex. No tax situation is one-size-fits-all, and the rules are constantly changing. To offer clarity, we found some of the most “Googled” business deduction...

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Tax Changes For Employee Moving Expenses

Tax Changes For Employee Moving Expenses

Qualified moving expense tax treatment for employees has changed under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). The transition started in 2018, but taxpayers are still being blindsided by what’s no longer covered. Through 2025, employers must include all moving expense...

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Painful IRS Lessons Continue For Actor Wesley Snipes

Painful IRS Lessons Continue For Actor Wesley Snipes

Actor Wesley Snipes served four years in prison for tax evasion, but it wasn’t enough to wipeout his $23.5 million tax bill. For that, Snipes continues his more than 13-year battle with the IRS, and the hits keep coming. The saga started in 2006 when the IRS...

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5 Audit Mistakes To Avoid

5 Audit Mistakes To Avoid

The IRS audits less than 1% of all tax returns. Before you breathe a sigh of relief, that still adds up to about 1 million audits every year. IRS software is helping to automate the process by flagging returns that show abnormalities. Perhaps the return...

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